In Pirke Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) we read that the world is sustained by three things: Torah, worship and service of God, and acts of loving-kindness.
At Temple Beth-El we understand the significant role that prayer and worship plays in the lives of our individual members and the Jewish people. With this in mind we try to offer something accessible and meaningful to people of all ages and knowledge levels.
Friday Evening Services are lively and interactive, with a mixture of English and Hebrew prayers and readings. The service is very musical in nature with guitar accompaniment, drums, and more.
Shabbat Morning Services are more traditional, with less English and more Hebrew. We follow the Triennial cycle and are proud of the many members who chant Torah and Haftarah during services each week.
On Shabbat we offer Youth Minyan services for our students in grades 3-6 and a Mechinah program for children in PK-2. These age appropriate services provide your child with a meaningful, fun, and educational Shabbat experience.
Daily Minyan Services provide a traditional mode of worship with an egalitarian flare.
Please join us and help keep one of the three sustaining pillars of world as strong as possible.