Let's celebrate the holiday of Sukkot as a TBE community with food trucks, music & fun with family & friends around the sukkah! Sunday School students will meet families at the sukkah at 11:45am. Food will be available from La Strada Mobile Kitchen and St. Pete Taco Lady! All food costs will be paid for by Temple Beth-El.

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Born 1946 to 1964? "Shake it" with Rabbi & others on Thursday, Oct. 5 at 6pm for reflection, conversation & enjoyment as we celebrate Sukkot. Heavy appetizers will be served. Limited space is available so register today!

Registration is required for Pre-neg dinner. Click on the image above to register. 

Join us on the first Friday of each month for our Shabbat Yeladim (Children's Shabbat). To celebrate Sukkot, we will have dinner by Carrabba’s ($18/family) in the sukkah and a joyful, youthful service with blessings, songs and prayers led by our TBE kids & teens. Following service, during our Oneg in the sukkah and Family Ed Program, we will look ahead to the holidays of Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. We will discuss why Reform Judaism celebrates the two as one holiday, and make our own plush Torahs to take home. Registration for the Pre-neg dinner is required.

Join us for a special Shemini Atzeret-Simchat Torah Yizkor service, especially for those who are mourning the loss of a loved one during the past 12 months.

Get ready to celebrate the joy of Torah on Simchat Torah! First we will enjoy a delicious breakfast provided by our Brotherhood’s Boyz in the Hood. Then we will sing, dance, and unroll the entire Torah around the sanctuary, as well as celebrate the consecration of our Sunday school students beginning their Jewish studies! All ages are welcome to participate in this celebration; we need your spirit!

RSVP IS REQUIRED to Myrna.Wolf3333@gmail.com to attend either the
2pm at a private home location or the 6:30pm at TBE.

This group defines itself as a sacred circle of women, connecting with each other, while exploring our past, and present experiences and beliefs in a non-judgmental, loving and accepting environment. Topics will include Judaism, women's issues, holidays, and the Torah.

Interested in services under the stars? A chance to escape the city and bond? A special Friday night service will be held
on-site at Camp Margaritaville Auburndale and all are invited to join! Rabbi Jenn Mangold will lead this service as we kick off our annual Family Camping Weekend at this new location! (You do not have to be camping to attend the Shabbat service.)

If you'd rather stay closer to home, you can still meet us at Temple Beth-El for our Erev Shabbat service led by
Rabbi Michael Torop.

Join Rabbi Jenn Mangold and your TBE friends for a joyous morning walk!

Locations vary each month. For location information & last-minute weather updates, CLICK HERE.

A small group of volunteers gather at TBE to make lunch bags for Daystar Life Center to distribute as needed. Each bag contains a peanut butter & jelly or turkey & cheese sandwich, apple sauce, chips, cookies and a bottle of water. Over 100 sandwiches and lunch bags are created with love each month and dropped off at Daystar Life Center. Join our amazing volunteer team and simply show up in the Social Hall and let's make some sandwiches to make an impact!

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Ansley Ruth Gross, daughter of Barbara Mazer and John Gross of St. Petersburg will be called to the Torah as a Bat Mitzvah on October 26, 2023 at Kehilat Har-El of Jerusalem. Ansley is a 7th grade student in the Gifted program at Thurgood Marshall Middle School. She loves playing basketball, being with her Girl Scout Troop, playing with her dogs and spending time with family and friends. In 2022 she was a recipient of the Pride Award for Bay Vista Fundamental School, and one of the school-wide Students of t Year. Ansley is excited to celebrate her Bat Mitzvah with a special family trip to Israel, where she is especially looking forward to riding a camel. Ansley’s family will host a special family luncheon in Ansley’s honor in Israel on October 26 following the service. Special guests will include Alan & Frances Mazer of Nashville, TN, Elizabeth Mazer of Brooklyn, NY, Eduardo Marin & Maria Marin of Sarasota, FL and Ansley’s brother, Jay, of St. Petersburg, FL.

Please join us for a delicious breakfast and engaging Torah study at 10am, and a musical Shabbat service at 11am!

This service will be in-person only and will not be streamed.