A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

A vibrant home where Judaism is lived: community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world.

Beth El is a home where Judaism is lived, community is family, learning inspires action, prayer touches the heart, and deeds repair the world. Beth El Synagogue is an inclusive faith-based community founded on Conservative Jewish laws and values. All are welcome and invited to participate!

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Author and sought after speaker, Rabbi Mike Moskowitz, is the Director of Multifaith Engagement at Union Theological Seminary.  Previously, he served as Scholar-in-Residence for Trans and Queer Jewish Studies at Read More

On Pesach, we are not to own any chametz, fermented grain products. But to empty and discard our cupboards completely would be a waste of resources. Therefore, we sell our Read More