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    • Our Story and Values
    • Meet Our Clergy and Staff
    • What We’re About
    • Membership
    • Facility and Rentals
      • Gift Shop
  • Worship & Holidays
    • Birthdays & Anniversaries
    • Community Lifecycles
    • Holidays
      • Purim
      • Passover
    • Mi Shebeirach
    • Recent Lifecycle Events
  • Community & Connection
    • Leadership Opportunities
    • 55+/SPICE
      • History of SPICE
      • Senior-to-Senior
    • Brotherhood
      • March Madness Bracket Pool
      • Yom HaShoah Memorial Candles
    • Families with Young Children
    • Israel Engagement
    • Justice/Action
    • Miriam’s Well (Women’s Group)
    • TriBEs (Small Groups)
    • Young Adults
    • Youth & Teens
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    • Early Childhood (Infants – Preschoolers)
    • Religious School (K – 7th Grade)
    • Teens (8th – 12th Grade)
    • Lifelong Jewish Learning (Adult Ed)
      • Israel Scholar in Residence Weekend
  • Give & Support
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    • Legacy Society
    • Sponsor an Oneg

Temple Beth El

Vigil and Call to Action- This Saturday

Members of Temple Beth El have diverse perspectives on immigration. We value laws, rules, borders and security. Judaism also teaches us that every human being

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Putting the Sacred Into the Business Side of Synagogue Life by Laura Bernstein, Executive Director

Im ein Kemach ein Torah; im ein Torah ein Kemach. Where there is no bread, there can be no Torah; where there is no Torah,

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What We Learned (Community Organizing Report Back Session)

What we learned (words written and shared by Andrea Cooper): As you might guess, we saw a range of experiences among congregants about race. If

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Celebrate Your Life. Be a Part of Mitzvah Day. by Jill Lipson

One Saturday morning after our Farber Leadership Group session in 2010, I was having brunch before services. Rabbi Judy took a seat beside me, and

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Generations Care for the Hebrew Cemetery by Brian Yesowitch

Mitzvah Day is a very special day for our family.  Each May, we look forward to wrapping up the school year and eagerly await the

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Immeasurable Fulfillment on Mitzvah Day by Marissa Brooks

To be honest, I have lost count of how many actual Mitzvah Days our family has done. We started many years ago when our oldest

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Do A Mitzvah for Our Community and for Yourself by Laura Lewin

OK, so I am not the most organized mom in the world.  Five years ago when my kids were 8, 9, and 11 I had

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Focus on Tikkun Olam This Passover by Moira Quinn Klein, Past President (From Charlotte Jewish News Editorial, April 2018)

I SO look forward to Passover and the Seder even with all the work  to clean, cook, set the table with my best, bring out

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Mitzvah Day: A History by Sue Hummel, in consultation with Martin Multer

  Each year, on one Sunday in May, Temple Beth El congregants come together to perform mitzvot, or good deeds, throughout the Charlotte community. Aptly named

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