Temple Beth-El

No Sunday School

Location: Offsite | Join TBE with other local community groups to celebrate and honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. We march to support efforts in our community to bring MLK Jr's values to reality. This event is for people of all ages to show our support as the only Temple who participates and a great way to involve children in social justice. Register before 1/6/20 for a free t-shirt and you will be signed up to get additional details. Go to WWW.TEMPLEBETH-EL.COM/FORM/MLK

Scroll Deadline for MAR/APR - All marketing materials for the March & April mailed Scroll must be sent in by the end of the day today! Email info@templebeth-el.com for more information.

Location: Bardmoor Panera Bread, 10801 Starkey Rd | Book: The Silent Patient | Author: Alex Michaelides

Professional Staff Day

We will enjoy a second year of Art Shabbat hosted by Temple Beth-El members Katee Tully and Helen Levine at The Poetry Bar. The Poetry Bar was founded by Katee as a place where art, poetry and conversations are shared and nurtured. Last year’s participants commented it was one of their favorite services of the year. In keeping with the Poetry Bar spirit, all participants are invited to bring a “lovelock” with your initials or another’s initials to attach to the Poetry Bar exhibition fence. Express your commitment to a person or an idea or a cause on your lock. Also, bring a piece of prose, poetry or song lyrics containing the word “blue”. Additionally, Cantor Pamela Siskin invites you to submit a poem or writing celebrating Shabbat or a meaningful prayer to be included in the service. Please submit to Cantor Pamela Siskin (prsiskin@gmail.com) on or before Thursday, January 2nd in order for your submission to be included in the Shabbat supplement. Feel free to bake or bring something for the Oneg following the service.