Join Rabbi Dan and Cantor Lori for a totally rad Classic 80s Second Night Passover Seder, mixing the timeless story of our freedom with the unforgettable vibes, music, and neon energy of the decade we love. Dust off your leg warmers and big hair and rock out with our 80s Band—it’s going to be a […]
Join Rabbi Laila Haas to explore the weekly Torah portion. We will uncover timeless wisdom and contemporary relevance in our sacred texts. The discussions will blend traditional commentary with modern insights, creating space for questions, discoveries, and meaningful conversations.
Whether you’re a lifelong art lover or just beginning to explore your creative side, this Circle celebrates artistic expression in all its forms—visual, musical, and more. We’ll visit museums & galleries, attend live concerts, and come together for relaxed, hands-on creative sessions. All are welcome! Whether you're eager to deepen your cultural experience or simply […]
Join us for Shabbat Evening Services.
Lace up your running shoes and join fellow Temple Beth El members for a fun and energizing run! We meet every Saturday: 5:30 am at the Walgreens location 6:00 am at the Palmetto location Each run is about 5 miles, with different stopping points along the way. To receive exact location and details, please join […]
Join Rabbi Greg Weisman for Saturday morning Torah Study. In person and Virtual at the links below.
Join us for a monthly Shabbat morning experience that combines the ancient words of our sages with the timeless power of music. This enlightening experience will bring spiritual nourishment through song, prayer, and the study of Torah. In person at the Schaefer Family Campus.
Fun, off-campus day for Temple Beth El pre-k-5th grade students and families.
Temple Beth El and Ruth & Norman Rales JFS are proud partners and continue to meet the needs of community members by offering a bereavement group facilitated by Andrea Pittell, MSW, LCSW. The group will be for those who have lost a spouse in the last year and are looking for support in their grief. […]