Weekly Services
Friday night Shabbat services are conducted in our sanctuary and are also streamed via ZOOM link. Friday services begin at 7:30 pm. Our services are conducted by either Rabbi Stucker-Rozovsky or one of our talented volunteer Lay Leaders.
Security is important to us as well; therefore, professional security guards are on site for all services held at Beth El. Visitors who are not known to our community will be asked to show proper ID and may be questioned by our security team upon arrival.
Beth El also conducts periodic Havdalah services, lectures and we also have annual, themed Shabbatot in honor of Veteran’s Day, Holocaust Remembrance, New Members, Interfaith Families, Pride Month, Black History Month, and more.
For all services, check the calendar on the HOME page for service times.
Family Shabbat
Our Family potluck Shabbat dinners are back! Watch our e-blasts for dates and themes. These evenings start with dinner together in the social hall and include blessings over the candles, wine, challah, and children. After dinner, there is a family-friendly service beginning at 7:30 pm and to end the evening, we enjoy an oneg Shabbat, often featuring sweet treats, like cake and ice cream.
Tuesday Morning Minyan
Our Weekly Minyan is conducted on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 am when Congregants gather via Zoom for worship and Torah study and discussion.
If you would like details or a Zoom link, please email the office at office@bethelcongregation.org.
Tot Shabbat
We hold monthly Tot Shabbat services designed for our youngest kids. These are short, noise-welcome gatherings with lots of music brought to us by congregants who share their musical talents, which range from singing to guitar to fiddle to piano. We honor the major holidays with candle lighting and blessings at Hanukkah, costumes at Purim, an Exodus reenactment at Passover, and more.
Last year, we even celebrated Shavuot with ice cream in the lounge after the service. And birthday celebrants of the month – including parents! – are also honored with a blessing from the Rabbi and special stickers.
We look forward to worshiping with you.