Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times Join us for an interfaith panel discussion exploring the similarities and differences in wisdom literature across faith traditions. Led by Reverend Mark Lingle, Episcopal Priest and Executive Director of the Interfaith Council of Southwest... Read More →
The Talmud states, “In a world that lacks humanity, be human.” In a world as untethered as ours has become, simply being human, a good person, is a measure of heroism. At a time when norms of civility are being routinely overwhelmed, it may be the only measure that... Read More →
National Refugee Shabbat 2018 is a moment for congregations, organizations, and individuals around the country to create a Shabbat experience dedicated to refugees. The parsha (Torah portion) for this Shabbat is Lech Lecha, which describes the beginning of the experience of... Read More →
The entire congregation is invited to a special Shabbat service and celebratory luncheon honoring Rabbi Joshua Hammerman for over 30 years of service to Temple Beth El. Click here to let us know you’re coming and please enjoy the following video. Read More →
Author Ann S. Arnold discusses her book, Together: A Journey for Survival, in which she shares her family’s journey through Poland’s countryside as a war of nations thunders around them. The story displays the magnificent strength of a mother’s love and the... Read More →