Led by Rabbi Dan Levin and Elinor Josephson Trip dates: October 18 - 29, 2026 Join Rabbi Dan and Elinor Josephson on this insightful journey of unity and resilience. For our members who have traveled to Israel previously, this experience will provide a unique opportunity to explore the complexities of Israeli society, politics, and security […]
Taught by Rabbi Greg Weisman The Social Justice work at Temple Beth El is based on thirteen Core Principles, grounded in 5 Jewish Values. Join Rabbi Greg Weisman for an exploration of the Jewish teachings - some ancient, some modern, some in between - that illustrate our Social Justice Core Principles. Explore how these texts […]
Get your Mahj on! New or experienced, this Beth El circle lets you 'break down your wall' between you and others. Join the fun to play with other members. To receive all the details, please join the Mah Jongg Circle. Members can sign up to be part of this Circle or any of our wonderful […]
Interested in a deeper understanding of the basics of Jewish life or thinking about converting to Judaism? Then Temple Beth El’s Introduction to Judaism class might be for you. This 18-session weekly course taught by our clergy with other experts in the community covers topics such as holidays, customs, life-cycle events, values, theology, prayers and […]
The Arab world and the People of Islam has become an everyday concern for us as Jews and as Americans. Words like Hamas, Sunni and Shi’a are commonplace but what do they mean? Our session will be devoted to telling the origin story of Islam in a way that will also engage Jewish history and […]
Cigar smokers are as bold and classy as the people who enjoy a good stogie! No matter if you are an aficionado or novice, get together to explore the world of cigars with other members. To receive exact location and details of this meetup, please join the Cigar Circle. Members can sign up to be […]
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.