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Membership Open
House - Sunday,
September 7th at 10:00 AM
Please tell your friends
about this event or if
you are considering joining
a temple, please stop by on
September 7th. Tours
of the Temple will be available.
Religious
school parents and staff
will be on
hand to answer any
questions, and you will have an
opportunity to meet our
clergy. If joining a temple is in the
near future, now is a great
time to check Temple Beth El
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JLearn, Spirituality & Song! Led by
singer/songwriter Debbie Friedman and teacher Joe Septimus. Tuesday,
September 9th (at HJC) and Tuesday, September 16th (at TBE) at 7:30 p.m.
$36 for the series, FREE for those 18 years and under! Pick up a
registration form in the temple lobby or contact Beth Sherman at
bsherm36@aol.com for more information. |
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Repairing
the Garden: Jewish Environmental Spirituality, Ethics and Practice
with Rabbi Lawrence Troster, a J Learn program being offered over sicth
Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 8:15 this fall starting on October 23 at
Huntington Jewish Center.Click
here for registration form, course description, teacher bio, and
class schedule. |
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Religious School
Registration
underway. Students will be assigned to class and session of choice only
once forms are received, and as space allows.
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here to print out a registration form. |
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Welcome
to Temple
Beth El of Huntington, a warm, caring and vibrant reform Jewish congregation located
at 660 Park
Avenue - one half mile south of Main Street (Route 25A) and
one half mile north of Pulaski Road. Serving greater Huntington for more
than fifty years, we invite and embrace a broad spectrum of
practices and beliefs. Together as a community, we celebrate, congregate,
worship, share knowledge, and help others, ensuring an enduring
future for Judaism.
Our worship services, under the
direction of Rabbi Jeffrey Clopper and Cantor Sandra Sherry, are meaningful, relevant, contemplative,
innovative, and spiritually fulfilling,
and always open to the public.
We
offer an excellent religious school for Kindergarten through High School, as
well as a range of activities for two, three & four-year olds and their
families.
Something for everyone! Temple Beth El families, couples, singles, teens, children and even
toddlers enjoy a myriad of activities catering to a range of personal,
educational, social and spiritual needs.
For
more information, please visit us, tour our
website, or call us at 631 421 5835. We will be happy to send you
information, answer questions you might have, or set up a meeting with
our clergy, professional staff or lay leadership.
Click Here to Discover the Family Experience at Temple
Beth El of Huntington
Click here to get the
High Holiday Schedule
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Upcoming Events
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Friday, August 29
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Saturday, August 30
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- Torah Study 9:00 AM
- Shabbat Service 10:30 AM
- Bar Mitzvah Alex Kresner.
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Sunday, August 31
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Monday, September 1
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- Labor Day Office Closed
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Tuesday, September 2
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- Executive Committee Meeting
7:30 PM
- Choir Rehearsal 8:00
PM
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Wednesday, September 3
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Thursday, September 4
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Friday, September 5
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Saturday, September 6
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- Torah Study 9:00 AM
- Shabbat Service 10:30 AM
- Bnei Mitzvah Chelsey Lustig and Cameron Brown
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Sunday, September 7
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- Sisterhood Welcome
Moms 9:00 AM
- Mens Club Meeting
9:00 AM
- Religious School New
Student Orientation 10:00 AM
- Membership Open
House 9:00 AM
- Junior Choir Rehersal 10:30 AM
- Faculty Meeting
10:30 AM
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Monday, September 8
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Tuesday, September 9
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- JLearn (at Huntington Jewish Center) 7:00 PM
- Chai Club Board Meeting 7:30 PM
- Choir Rehearsal 8:00 PM
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Wednesday, September 10
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- Sisterhood Board
Meeting 7:00 PM
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Thursday, September 11
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- Knitzvah
1:00 PM
- Ritual Committee
Meeting 7:30 PM
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Friday, September 12
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- Shabbat Service 8:00 PM.
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Saturday, September 13
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- Torah Study 9:00 AM
- Shabbat Service 10:30 AM
- Bnei Mitzvah Mara Karpp and Aaron
Zimmerman
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Sunday, September 14
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- Religious School
9:00 AM
- Committee Fair
9:00 AM
- Mens Club New
Member Sign-Up 9:00 AM.
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Monday,
September 15
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- Sisterhood Luncheon -
12:00 PM
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On The Horizon
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- "Let's
Discover...Rosh Hashanah!" Sunday, September 28th from
9:30 to 10:45 a.m. (Open to the public.) We welcome children ages 2 to 6
years (who are not currently enrolled in Religious School)
to learn about Jewish holidays, culture and rituals through hands-on
activities, songs, stories and a related snack. $5 per child in advance,
$6 at the door. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Contact
Elisa Blank at ElisaBlank@gmail.com or Suzie Lustig
at suz3stars@gmail.com for more information.
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Calling all parents and
guardians!!
Temple Beth El invites
you to join:
F.O.R.C.E.S.
- Families, Outreach, Relationships, Community.
Education, Socializing
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pleased to offer a series of programs where young children and adults
can come together for fun activities and informational workshops in a
safe and welcoming environment. Temple membership is not
required. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Classes begin in September and will include Song, Story and Sign, All
About Baby, Let's Discover, Shabbat
Fun, and our Young Family Shabbat
Experience. Pick up registration
forms in the temple lobby.
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- Repairing the Garden: Jewish Environmental Spirituality,
Ethics, and Practice Wiith Rabbi Lawrence Troster, director of the Fellowship program and
Rabbinic Scholar-in-Residence for GreenFaith,
the interfaith environmental coalition in New Jersey. Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:15 PM
at Huntington Jewish Center.
October 23 and 30, November 6, 13, 20 and December 4.
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