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The Rabbinical Assembly Pesach guide for 5779 is a brief outline of the policies and procedures relevant to the preparation of a kosher for Pesach home. The guide is intended to help families maintain a kosher for Pesach home in accordance with the principles of Conservative... Read More →

Please join us this Passover in feeding those in our community who are most in need. You can assist by donating bags containing any of the following Passover foods: Kosher for Passover canned fruit Kosher for Passover canned vegetables Kosher for Passover grape juice Kosher for... Read More →

The Men’s Club of Temple Beth El is accepting applications for its annual scholarship grants for the year 2019. These grants are available to members of the Stamford and Fairfield County area high school graduating classes, who are of the Jewish faith and will pursue... Read More →

Join Rabbi Hammerman and his wife, Dr. Mara Hammerman, in March 2020 on a humanitarian tour of Cuba. Accompanying them will be Dr. Stephen Berk, superb lecturer and teacher, and professor of history at Union College. Sign up now! Read More →

As a project of the Stamford Board of Rabbis, each synagogue in Stamford will deliver Shabbat Bags to all Jewish patients at Stamford Hospital on a rotating basis. For the month of April, volunteers from the Temple Beth El Reyut Committee have been trained and registered to visit... Read More →

It’s time again to organize Christmas Eve meals at three of the shelters in Stamford. New Covenant House — We will help prepare, cook and serve lunch. Preparation is 10:15 am – 12:15 pm. Serving is 12:30 – 1:30 pm. We will provide extras like drinks, rolls... Read More →

Support Temple Beth El when you shop on Amazon.com Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible purchases to Temple Beth El when you shop AmazonSmile (smile.amazon.com). AmazonSmile is the same Amazon you know. Same products. Same prices. Same service. To register for... Read More →

TBE is offering a crash course for all congregants who’d like to learn to read Hebrew in just a few sessions. See below for more information. Read More →

If you’ve never had the experience of a meaningful Bar/Bat Mitzvah, here’s your opportunity. Read More →

(Rosh Hashanah 5779, Day 2) To listen to the audio of this sermon, click here. When our group was in Israel this past summer, we heard from people representing a wide variety of viewpoints, including a Muslim Imam, who welcomed us to his mosque in Haifa and an Orthodox rabbi in... Read More →