For those interested in deepening their Jewish learning or converting to Judaism. Class will be in-person on Thursdays at Temple Beth El, approx. two times each month. Begins August 7th 2025. $180/individual and $300/couples
Sangria in the Sukkah
Suhi and Scotch in the Sukkah
Musical Kabbalat Shabbat + dinner in the sukkah 5:15 Happy Hour 5:45 Musical Shabbat Dinner immediately following (RSVP required)
It is a custom in Judaism to pray for the release of captives. On Friday evenings, we will gather in the Hess Chapel to read the over 200 names we have of those being held since October 7, and offer a prayer for their release. All are welcome.
Join us for this beautiful outdoor service where we welcome Shabbat and enjoy some pizza and fun after the service!
Taco bar & Margaritas in the sukkah. "Young" is open to your interpretation!
Jonah celebrates his Bar Mitzvah
These lecture series will analyze how Rabbinic, Normative and Contemporary Judaism understand the biblical major and minor prophets compared to how New Testament writers understood them in the first century. Classes will focus on the following themes: Biblical Prophets: Purpose and Canonization Prophets: Fortune Teller or Moral Compass? Prophets: Cantankerous or Perpetual Spiritual Sufferers? New Testament Writers: True Believers of Biblical Prophets or Exegetical Masters? Prophetic Literature and Liturgy Class led by Rabbi Wright, taught at Independent Presbyterian Church.
Family Sukkot Party