Congregation Beth Israel
 

Firmly rooted in the past,reaching toward the future

Imagine Yourself at Congregation Beth Israel

It's the feeling you get when you know you belong...the friendly greeting from a stranger...the caring embrace of a friend. The comfort of knowing...this is your community, your spiritual home.

Imagine yourself at Congregation Beth Israel, a Reform congregation steeped in history and clothed in tradition. For more than a century, Congregation Beth Israel has been serving the Jewish community as a house of worship, a center for Jewish learning and a home for personal and religious growth.

The largest Reform congregation in the area, Beth Israel is a warm and welcoming home to generations of families who play a vital and integral part in synagogue life. Accommodating to all types of modern Jewish families, Beth Israel welcomes members wherever they may be found on their personal Jewish journey.

Congregation Beth Israel


Art & Discovery Camp

Registration is open for Preschool Art and Discovery Camp for children ages 2 to 5. Camp is in session Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 am to 12 noon, June 25 to Aug. 1. Cost is $850 with $75 early bird discount. $125 deposit is required to hold your spot.

Marc L. Rosenberg Memorial Golf Tournament

Mark your calendars for Wed., June 12! That is the date of the annual Marc L. Rosenberg Golf Tournament, held at the Linwood Country Club. Golf entry fee is $200. Sponsorships are available. For more information, contact the synagogue office.

Shop Rite Made Easy!!

Every time your purchase Shop Rite Gift Cards from Beth Israel we make 5%. To make this easier, we can set up an ACH automatic check withdrawal from your checking account and send you the Gift Cards each month. FREE MONEY TO BETH ISRAEL. WHAT COULD BE BETTER? LET US MAKE IT EASIER FOR YOU. Just call the Temple office and we will get the ball rolling. This is a great New Year's resolution!

Sim Shalom (Chassidic Festival),
Arr. by I. R. Meisels, performed by Heather Shields and Cantor Larisa Averbakh with Liliya Khobotkova, piano.