Al-Anon is a fellowship for those who have a loved one struggling with addiction. Temple Beth El is honored to host a weekly meeting for those looking for fellowship. Learn more at al-anon.org. Registration is not required in order to preserve anonymity.
6:00 pm Chanukah Shabbat Service 7:30 pm Chanukah Celebration Lights, camera… Chanukah! Join us for a festive Shabbat celebration as our clergy and choirs hit the big screen (well, almost!) in the hilarious “Maccabees Go to the Movies.” This entertaining parody will feature beloved movie music and unforgettable songs from the big screen. Characters like […]
Join Rabbi Dan Levin for Saturday morning Torah Study. In person and Virtual at the links below.
Join our clergy for a monthly Shabbat morning experience, that combines the ancient words of our sages with the beautiful power of music. A light nosh will be served following the service. In person at the Schaefer Family Campus.
Join us at the Schaefer Family Campus or watch on our livestream.
Join us at the Schaefer Family Campus or watch on our livestream.
Give yourself the gift of connection by joining our monthly Women's Rosh Chodesh gatherings for community, friendship, and spiritual growth. Together, we will explore Rabbi Amy Grossblatt Pessah's new book, The Wholeness of a Broken Heart: Pathways to Resilience and Renewal. Through discussion and different modes of discovery, we will explore meaningful pathways to resilience, […]
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. […]
Join Rabbis Levin, Weisman and Boxman for a journey through the story and evolving meaning of Chanukah. We’ll begin with the historical world of the Maccabees and the events that gave rise to the holiday, then turn to the Talmud to discover how the rabbis reshaped the story of Chanukah for generations to come. Finally, […]