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Seeking a new approach to spiritual life and bringing meaning into our lives? We have two new opportunities – one is a four session class
Seeking a new approach to spiritual life and bringing meaning into our lives? We have two new opportunities – one is a four session class
This week we continue to read the story of Joseph in the Torah. Joseph interpreted the dreams of the Pharaoh and he predicted seven years
Suddenly, as though overnight, holiday wreaths have sprung up around malls and holiday lights decorate every nook and cranny of our public living space. The Starbucks cashier wishes you a Happy Holiday, the dentist sends you a Happy Holidays card in the mail, and the world is alive with light shows and holiday editions of foods and drinks. The anticipation of Christmas transforms the landscape of American culture, turning all public venues into celebrations of this non-Jewish holiday.
The Eternal Light of Summer That Shines at Temple Beth El by Dara Gever, Director of Youth Engagement The days are getting shorter, the nights
As the gates of Yom Kippur stand open beckoning us to pass through memories swirl around us as leaves in the soft autumn wind. Memories
Last week our son Jude came to us to make a serious argument about joining Cub Scouts. The Scouts have activities that he really wanted
Our Kids Just Cannot Get Enough of Temple Beth El It is the beginning of the school year. It is time to get your kids
Last call for the Family Experiential School! We’ve got some great families registered, how about you?
by Dara Gever “Summer” is the smell of cold pool water on hot concrete, the taste of barbecue (although, as a vegetarian, I prefer grilled