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Welcome to Beth Israel Congregation
Beth Israel is the synagogue where everyone knows your name, and we are always glad you’re here. We welcome all who seek to join us in friendship.
By balancing Jewish traditions with modern innovation, we’ve built a community through ritual observance, lifelong learning, and acts of loving kindness.
• Beth Israel offers a variety of inclusive ritual services, for all ages to meet the needs of our community members wherever they are.
• Beth Israel connects with the larger community through social action/tikkun olam programs that seek to promote equity and make the world a better place.
• Beth Israel cares for congregants through our unique Shleimut program. Composed of our clergy, social worker, nurse, and legal assistance team, Shleimut meets the spiritual, emotional and practical needs of members.
We have a place for you—and your family. Join our community. Grow spiritually. Nourish your soul. Learn and share with us.
Covid-19 Restrictions
The Beth Israel office is open during the week from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Thursday, and 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Friday. Shabbat Morning Services now take place in person each Saturday at 9:30 am as well as online via Zoom. Weekday minyanim take place on Zoom at 8:00 am (M-F) and 5:40 pm (M-Th). Sunday morning minyan meets on Zoom at 9:00 am throughout the summer. Friday evening services take place at 6:30 pm on Zoom during the summer (and sometimes outdoors, depending on the week).
All committee meetings and classes are taking place on Zoom unless otherwise indicated.
Rising rates of infection across the country due to the Delta variant cause our COVID-19 protocols to remain fluid. We are monitoring local data as well as guidance from medical professionals.
Please refer to our calendar for information about specific events.
Tue, September 21 2021
15 Tishrei 5782
Shabbat Times
Friday Night
| Kabalat Shabbat/Maariv : 6:00pm |
: 6:00pm |
| Candle Lighting : 6:43pm |
Shabbat Day
| Shabbat Services : 9:15am |
| Shacharit : 9:15am |
| Havdalah : 7:50pm |
Candle Lighting
| Tuesday, Sep 21, 6:48pm |
Havdalah
| Wednesday, Sep 22, 7:55pm |
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Upcoming Events
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Tuesday ,
SepSeptember 21 , 2021Mincha/Maariv
Tuesday, Sep 21st 6:00p to 6:40p
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Thursday ,
SepSeptember 23 , 2021Steak and Scotch in the Sukkah
Thursday, Sep 23rd 7:00p to 9:00p
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Friday ,
SepSeptember 24 , 2021Soup in the Sukkah
Friday, Sep 24th 6:00p to 8:00p
Soup in the Sukkah and Discussion with David Platt, VP of Finance at Hungry Harvest Dinner includes: Chicken and vegetable soups, matzah balls, shredded chicken, vegetables, noodles, meatballs and more! Vegetarian and other dietary options available. -
Sunday ,
SepSeptember 26 , 2021Sukkot Tailgate
Sunday, Sep 26th 11:30a to 4:00p
More details to come -
Monday ,
SepSeptember 27 , 2021Mincha/Maariv
Monday, Sep 27th 6:00p to 6:40p
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Tuesday ,
SepSeptember 28 , 2021Mincha/Maariv
Tuesday, Sep 28th 6:00p to 6:30p
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Tuesday ,
SepSeptember 28 , 2021Hakafot Festivities and New Student Consecration
Tuesday, Sep 28th 6:30p to 8:00p
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Sunday ,
OctOctober 3 , 2021Beginners Hebrew Class
Sunday, Oct 3rd 10:00a to 11:00a
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Thursday ,
OctOctober 7 , 2021Jews at the Forefront of Change
Thursday, Oct 7th 12:00p to 1:00p
Jews have historically played a significant role in working for change within the societies in which they live. From its beginnings, Judaism brought a new and revolutionary message to the world about the relationship between God, the world and humanity, and especially about the responsibility upon the Jews as God’s Chosen. In this mini-course, we will explore the unique role that Jews have had in shaping the world according to both a vision of what the world should look like and a mission to make that happen, whether through ideology, religious understandings, charismatic leadership, influential writings, protests, movements, or at times even violence. Is this merely a coincidence? A reaction to our own history of persecution ? Or is it part of the nature of Jewish consciousness? -
Thursday ,
OctOctober 7 , 2021Engaging Israel: Jewish Values and the Israeli‐Palestinian Conflict
Thursday, Oct 7th 7:00p to 8:30p
Rabbi Goldstein will be teaching a course from the Hartman Institute called: Engaging Israel: Jewish Values and the Israeli‐Palestinian Conflict. Three sessions will be held beginning on Oct and several more in early 2022. Among the topics to be discussed: What are the Foundations for a Values Discourse, as well as the spectrum of views about Israel? How do we live with different narratives of peace? What are the attitudes toward the Land, both within and from outside of Israel? How do we understand the word Justice? The Shalom Hartman Institute is a leading center of Jewish thought and education, serving Israel and North America. Our mission is to strengthen Jewish peoplehood, identity, and pluralism; to enhance the Jewish and democratic character of Israel; and to ensure that Judaism is a compelling force for good in the 21st century.
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