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Thank you for your interest in Beth El Temple Center. BETC is a welcoming and inclusive Jewish community, filled with warmth and energy. We hope you will learn about Beth El by experiencing some of our programs and attending services.
Throughout the year, we offer many opportunities to connect with fellow congregants and to deepen your relationship to Judaism. In addition to traditional and creative worship services filled with music, BETC offers an adult education program, an outstanding religious school program, weekly Torah study with Rabbi Kraus, social justice activities, family education and more!
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Through our Brotherhood programs, men who are members of our congregation contribute to the Temple and make lasting friendships. This coming year, we plan to have more opportunities for us to connect with one another.
Along with our regular meetings/gatherings, we have a number of events scheduled including a Friday night Brotherhood Shabbat Service and the annual Hanukkah Latke party and contest.
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Beth El Federation of Temple Youth (BEFTY) is our temple’s youth group for High School kids. It is where Jewish teens come together for fun activities and to meet other Jewish teens. We offer lots of terrific events throughout the school year. One of our most successful events has been the annual BEFTY scavenger hunt, which had a great turn out of twenty-five participants this year!
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The Sisterhood of Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ), is a network of over 100,000 women around the world. WRJ/The Federation of Temple Sisterhoods is devoted to Jewish and humanitarian causes such as education, international relations including the United Nations, intergroup relations and a wide range of vital, far-reaching programs in the field of social justice and religious pluralism worldwide.
The members of the Beth El Temple Center Sisterhood invite you to join us. Not only is membership free to all new BETC congregants for their first year, it’s fun and rewarding as well!
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The BethElders, a group of Beth El Temple members 55 years of age and older on the cutting edge of senescence declare the following:
- To maintain our relationship for the good and welfare of the Beth El Temple as a self sustaining entity
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- To encourage the inherent sense and spark of humor that is indigenous to our common ancestry and tradition
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