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It’s time to order your lulav and etrog, complete with willows and myrtles. Jewish unity is one of the central themes of Sukkot, and these four types of vegetation (arbah minim) symbolize four types of Jews, with differing levels of Torah knowledge and observance. Bringing... Read More →

Temple Beth El has announced TeeBeEs, an initiative in which families with children ages five or younger can come together, get to know each other, and share uniquely Jewish experiences. The program is open to families regardless of synagogue affiliation. Some of the TBE TeeBeEs... Read More →

As we again gather together at TBE for High Holy Days services, we also continue our tradition of collecting food to help our neighbors who are struggling with food insecurity. For more information on how you can contribute to this year’s drive and do your part as a... Read More →

What’s in your closet? Donate eligible items and help others in need. Read More →

The following guidelines apply to all adults and children ages two and older who enter the building to engage in events and activities. (Note: Additional guidelines and restrictions may apply to specific events and activities as deemed necessary.) Masks Masks are strongly... Read More →