In a videotaped message to congregants, TBE President Lisa Manheim outlined plans for a phased reopening of the synagogue, starting in mid-April with Shabbat services. Read More →
The TBE Men’s Club is delighted to announce an exciting new program for its members called Hearing Men’s Voices (HMV). HMV provides an opportunity for the men at TBE to engage in open and honest dialog on common issues that relate to family, work, health, their roles... Read More →
On Sunday, October 25, congregants Lisa and Jeff Manheim cut the opening ribbon to Emmet’s Playground, built on the grounds of Temple Beth El in memory of their son, who lost his life to aplastic anemia 13 months before. “Emmet loved life and things that went fast,... Read More →
Make Your Plan to Vote on Tuesday, November 3 The TBE Tzedek and Immigration Committees want to ensure that all eligible members of the congregation have the tools they need to help them cast their vote in the November 2020 election and more actively participate in the process if... Read More →
It is not too late for you to complete the 2020 U.S. Census for your household. It is very important for everyone to be counted! Results help determine how federal funding is disseminated to local communities. You may complete the census by mail using the form you were sent by... Read More →
Ethan Moskowitz and Michael Rose will be honored at this year’s Annual Membership Meeting on Wednesday, May 27, 2020, with Teen Volunteer Awards. The Temple Beth El Teen Volunteer Award is given to a teenager who has exhibited exceptional leadership and engagement at TBE... Read More →
The TBE 100 Mitzvah Project provides opportunities for congregants to honor TBE’s centennial through the performance of gemilut hasadim (acts of loving kindness). Click here for mitzvah opportunities at the Schoke Jewish Family Service. Opportunities at other organizations... Read More →
TBE Sisterhood has launched the Period Project to collect feminine personal care products for women in need. Each day, many women have to make the terrible choice of buying food for their family or feminine care products. There are women in our community who are forced to miss... Read More →
Join Rabbi Hammerman and Rev. Shelley Donaldson of the First Presbyterian Church (the “Fish Church”) for a six-part interfaith conversation on the biblical books of Psalms, Proverbs, Lamentations, Job and Ecclesiastes, to be held at the Edgehill Retirement Community, 122 Palmer... Read More →