Weekday services are led by Michael Gerson

We’d Be Honored!

 

Having an out of town guest or family member coming to visit? We’d be honored to offer an aliyah or other honor to them at services, when possible. Call the office by noon Thursday so we will know to expect them.

Prayers for Healing

 

Every Shabbat morning during our Torah service, we recite the Mi Sheberach for emotional or physical healing, and Rabbi Levin reads the names of people whose loved ones want them remembered during this meaningful prayer. If you would like to include your name or the name of a loved one, please call the synagogue office and let us know by the Thursday before Shabbat.

To respect the privacy of others, we request that you ask permission before submitting someone else’s name to be announced; in addition, we’d appreciate if you would let us know when to remove a name from our list. Thank you!

Join us at Daily Services
And Become a Minyannaire

 

Beth El holds the distinction of offering religious services twice a day, every day of the year Held in the chapel, these services fulfill the spiritual needs not only of our congregants but also the Jewish community at-large, making it possible to recite Kaddish for loved ones, and allowing those observing a Yarzheit the opportunity to lead the service or accept an honor.

We appreciate all of our congregants who attend daily minyan (there would not be a service without them!), and we invite you to join in and become a minyannaire! Morning services are held Monday through Friday at 7:00 a.m. and Sundays at 9 a.m.; evening services are held Sunday through Thursday at 5:30 p.m. (Saturday afternoon/evening services are dictated by the time of the sunset – check the monthly Kol calendar for exact times).

Your attendance -- whether daily, weekly or several times a year -- is always appreciated and helps to keep Beth El strong and vital.