Members pray and learn together, spend Shabbat together, and celebrate holidays and simchas together. Families and individuals get to know one another in a warm, intimate, and welcoming environment which supports lifelong Jewish learning and growth. Our spiritual leader is Rabbi Michael Ungar.
Shabbat services begin each Saturday at 9:15ᴀᴍ. Masks are optional. Vaccinations are required for all eligible persons.
Services are also streamed for those not attending in person.
We also host frequent Kabbalat Shabbat services followed by dinner and a speaker. See our calendar for dates and details.
Elevator Status:
NOT Working!
The elevator is not working at all now. We have no idea when it might be working.
Refugee Shabbat – March 14
9:15 AM – Shabbat morning services with streaming.
~11:15 AM – Niggun Circle let by Rabbi Micah Shapiro in the Community Room during the Torah reading.
12:15 PM – Kiddush Lunch — and Learn! A speaker from AMIS (Americans Making Immigrants Safe) will have information about the organization and about opportunities to help out. AMIS is a local organization which works with vulnerable immigrants to support them in many different ways.
Kabbalat Shabbat – March 20 @6:30 PM
Enjoy a beautiful Kabbalat Shabbat service, a delicious dinner (pescatarian and vegetarian-friendly), and after dinner. Rabbi Bec Richman will be our teacher for the evening and will discuss scribing Torah as a mother. She will share about the parts of Torah she is scribing for Beth El, as well as excerpts from the book she is writing about this journey. If staying for dinner the suggested donation is $15/person, $7/kids, under 6 are free. Use the “Donate” button or send in a check by Tuesday, March 18.
Sefer Torah Project
Learn all about our Sefer Torah Project
Watch the progress of our new Torah in a series of videos.
Visit the calendar for upcoming events!