Announcements - Beth El Synagogue Center

Message From Rabbi Schuck

08/07/2022 04:29:12 PM

Aug7

Dear Friends,

As we commemorate Tisha B’Av today and mourn a long history of tragedies associated with this day, we hold Israelis close to our forlorn hearts. Once again, they are hunkered down in safe rooms throughout the country, but especially in the towns and cities that border Gaza. As of this writing, 935 rockets and mortars have been fired at Israeli civilians. The Iron Dome continues to save countless lives. I do not take this for granted.

I hope that the IDF achieves its objectives through this operation and that it comes to a swift end so that a broader war can be avoided. It should go without saying that Israel has the moral obligation to protect its citizens, but during times like this, I think it is important to reaffirm this without any equivocation.

I wish strength to our Israeli brothers and sisters as they navigate the precariousness of this situation. This is a good time to reach out to friends and family who are trying to manage the stress and fear caused by needing to run for cover as sirens warn of incoming rockets.

There are also innocent victims living in Gaza. Each innocent life lost or home destroyed is a tragedy. Islamic Jihad and Hamas are morally cuplable for the death of innocent Palestinians, as their commitment to the destruction of Israel puts the lives of their own people in grave danger. Their investment in terror infrastructure eclipses their efforts at building a civil society committed the safety of its citizens and the values of liberalism. My heart breaks for those innocent civilians in Gaza whose suffering is deepened each time the conflict flares up in this way.

As this day of mourning soon comes to a close, I pray that this conflict ends quickly and calm is restored.

L’Shalom,

Rabbi David A. Schuck

Ride The (Virtual) El & Community Update

08/02/2022 06:48:58 PM

Aug2

Register TODAY for Beth El Religious School 2022-23!
We can't wait to see you this fall!

Click Here to Register.

New York State will hold primary elections on Tuesday, August 23, for seats in the U.S. House of Representatives and State Senate. Although the deadline for registration has passed, you have until August 8 to request an absentee ballot by clicking HERE if you do not plan to vote on Election Day. In addition, early voting will be available between August 13 and Sunday, August 21. No matter who you choose, it is important for each and every one of us to exercise our right to vote!

You can dedicate a siddur in honor or memory of someone special! You can purchase one siddur for $72.00 or three siddurim for $180. A bookplate will be placed inside the siddur cover with your selected dedication. We hope that all 720 siddurim will be dedicated to someone.

Exciting update: we have already dedicated OVER HALF of our siddurim due to your generous support. Help us dedicate all 720 siddurim by placing your order today!

Your participation will enhance the religious, spiritual, and educational experience at Beth El.

You Can Purchase Your Siddurim Here.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for the links to all of our upcoming events!

*Any day not listed has no scheduled programming (besides minyan).

Tuesday, August 2nd

7 pm - Together & Apart: The Future of Jewish Peoplehood (Zoom).
Join online here.

Thursday, August 4th
1:30 pm - Parashat Hashavua (Zoom). Join online here.

Friday, August 5th

6:30 pm - Kabbalat Shabbat (In Person & Livestream). Sign up here. Join via livestream here.

Saturday, August 6th
9:30 am - Shabbat Morning Services (In Person & Livestream). Sign up here.
10:30 am - Tot Shabbat (In Person)
11 am - Family Kehillah (In Person)

7 pm - Seudah Shlishit (In Person) Register here.
7:50 pm - Shabbat Mincha, Learning, Ma’ariv, Eicha reading (In Person & Zoom). Sign up here.
8:05 pm - Fast begins

Sunday, August 7th

8:15 am - Shacharit including chanting Eicha (In Person & Zoom).

Sign up here.

10:30 am - Daf Shevui (Zoom). Join online here.

1:30 pm - Mincha (In Person & Zoom). Sign up here.
8:40 pm - Ma'ariv (In Person & Zoom). Sign up here.
8:46 pm - Fast ends, Havdallah

Monday, August 8th
11 am - SMART Zoom (Zoom). Join online here.

Tuesday, August 9th

7 pm - Together & Apart: The Future of Jewish Peoplehood (Zoom).
Join online here.

You can now browse our Judaica Gift Shop online here. Contact Carole Graham: 914-576-6617 or carolegraham@optonline.net or Ellen Hollander: 914-632-4658 or ellenarts@optonline.net for more information!

As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.

The 46th Annual Westchester Jewish Music & Arts Festival: Sunday, August 21, 12-6 pm at Kensico Dam Plaza in Valhalla, NY with special guest entertainer Neshama Carlebach. Register here.

Hope Community Service's Kosher Food Program where anyone who lives, works or goes to school in Westchester County is able to access free kosher food. There is a delivery option for those that are homebound and those who reside in Northern Westchester. If you have any specific questions or want to enroll a family and/or an individual, you can do so by contacting Anya, Hope’s Pantry Manager, at pantry@hope-cs.org or (914) 636-4010 ex. 2.

Join the DOROT Intergenerational Chess Program This virtual/Zoom program is for ages 60 and older. You do not need to know how to play chess. All you need is to be interested in learning and playing with high school students. If you're interested in joining, call Jodi Becker: 914-230-2418 or email: JBecker@DorotUSA.org.

Westchester Jewish Council Calendar The WJC has compiled the virtual opportunities from synagogues throughout Westchester (and the country) on their calendar so you can take advantage of the rich programming being offered.

Back at Beth El We are so excited to continue welcoming our community back into Beth El! Please click here for more information on this process. Please Note: until further notice, appointments or advanced RSVPs are required to visit the synagogue.

Connect with us! Want to stay connected with us on social media or add our events directly to your Google Calendar? Head to www.bethelnr.org/social for all of the links to make sure you don't miss a thing!

Useful Links & Resources Click here for a list of Beth El and Westchester resources that may be helpful during this challenging time.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for access links!

Tisha B'Av Starts Saturday Night

08/02/2022 02:01:58 PM

Aug2

SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 6TH
7 pm - Seudah Shlishit. Register here.
Join us for a light meal before the fast begins.
7:50 pm - Shabbat Mincha, Learning, Ma’ariv, Eicha reading.
Sign up for minyan here.
8:05 pm - Fast begins

SUNDAY, AUGUST 7TH, 9 AV 5782
8:15 am - Shacharit including chanting Eicha. Sign up for minyan here.
1:30 pm - Mincha. Sign up for minyan here.
8:40 pm - Ma'ariv. Sign up for minyan here.
8:46 pm - Fast ends, Havdalah

Shavuon August 2nd: Pool Party, 1st day of RS, RS Registration & Youth Roundtable

08/02/2022 12:52:06 PM

Aug2

Hi everyone,

I hope that you are having a wonderful summer. I am so excited to get to meet you and get to know your families!

This summer, I am focusing on getting prepared for the upcoming year. We have some important dates to share:

Wednesday, August 17th:
Youth Family Pool Party @ 5:30 pm. Sign up here. (See flyer below for more details)

Saturday, September 10th:
Family Kehillah & Potluck in the Park. Sign up here.

Family Kehillah @ 11 am
Potluck in the Park @ 12 in Roosevelt Park

Sunday, September 18th:

1st day of Religious School (9-10:30 am), followed by
Youth & Family Apple Picking at Stuart Farms- sign up here.

If you haven't registered for Religious School yet, it's not too late!
CLICK HERE to register!

Alyssa Schwager
Director of Youth & Family Engagement
aschwager@bethelnr.org

Upcoming Events in Westchester:

FOR PARENTS:
Youth Resiliency Roundtable Parent Group: Helping Our Kids Transition Back to School
The transition from summer back to school can be stressful for parents, whether their children are elementary-school aged or college students, or any age in between. Navigating the transition from summer relaxation to hectic school schedules can be challenging, in addition to the social emotional challenges that the pandemic has posed for young people. Parents are being called upon to help their children cope with these extraordinary times, while balancing their own work and personal lives as well. Please join us for an opportunity to share your experiences and gain insight in a supportive discussion designed to highlight resiliency skills and coping strategies for our youth.
Virtual Group: Wednesday August 17th, 12:00-1:00pm

If interested, please contact: jenschmelkin@wjcs.com

FOR STUDENTS:
Youth Resiliency Roundtable Group: Summer is ending AHH!!!
The transition from summer back to school can be stressful for a student of any age. Navigating the transition from summer relaxation to hectic school schedules can be challenging, in addition to the social emotional challenges that the pandemic has posed for many of you. How do you deal with the feelings of “this summer has just blown by,” “I don’t want the best summer of the past few years to end,” “I feel I didn’t even do anything this summer and it’s almost over,” etc.

Please join us for an opportunity to share your experiences and gain insight in a supportive discussion designed to highlight resiliency skills and coping strategies. For ages 14-18.
Virtual Group: Wednesday August 17th, 12:00-1:00pm

If interested, please contact: jwieder@wjcs.com

Register Today! Youth & Family Pool & Pizza Party on August 17th

07/26/2022 09:07:21 PM

Jul26

Ride The (Virtual) El & Community Update

07/26/2022 05:57:13 PM

Jul26

This Thursday, July 28, 7:30 pm
YERUSALEM:
THE INCREDIBLE STORY OF ETHIOPIAN JEWRY

It’s an inspiring story of heroic acts and bold rescue missions. From their historic roots in Ethiopia, to the daring and dangerous clandestine operations that brought them to Israel, as well as their subsequent struggles to prove their Jewishness and fight for their legitimate place in Israeli society

The film deftly weaves together stories from first and second-generation immigrants, rabbis, activists, Mossad personnel, ship commanders, pilots, and other key decision-makers who risked their lives to bring Ethiopian Jews to their ancestral land.

This remarkable film, Yerusalem, brings to life the story of a long, dramatic and tumultuous journey as the Jewish Ethiopian community, also known as “Beta-Israel”, finally find their way back to the heart of the Jewish people after centuries – Jerusalem

No registration required. $8 per person (popcorn included!).

You can dedicate a siddur in honor or memory of someone special! You can purchase one siddur for $72.00 or three siddurim for $180. A bookplate will be placed inside the siddur cover with your selected dedication. We hope that all 720 siddurim will be dedicated to someone.

Exciting update: we have already dedicated OVER HALF of our siddurim due to your generous support. Help us dedicate all 720 siddurim by placing your order today!

Your participation will enhance the religious, spiritual, and educational experience at Beth El.

You Can Purchase Your Siddurim Here.

Are you a photographer or interested in photography? We are looking for volunteer event photographers to help document
our wonderful Beth El events.

If you are interested in taking pictures at future Beth El events, please email our Marketing Director at mlong@bethelnr.org.

Register TODAY for Religious School 2022-23!
We can't wait to see you this fall!

Click Here to Register.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for the links to all of our upcoming events!

*Any day not listed has no scheduled programming (besides minyan).

Tuesday, July 26th

7 pm - Together & Apart: The Future of Jewish Peoplehood (Zoom).
Join online here.

Wednesday, July 27th

7:15 pm - A Bride for One Night: Talmudic Tales (In Person & Zoom).
Register here. Join online here.

Thursday, July 28th
1:30 pm - Parashat Hashavua (Zoom). Join online here.

7:30 pm - Israel Film Series: Yerusalem: The Incredible Story of Ethiopian Jewry. No registration required, $8 per person.

Friday, July 29th

6:30 pm - Kabbalat Shabbat (In Person & Livestream). Register here. Join via livestream here.

Saturday, July 30th
9:30 am - Shabbat Morning Services (In Person & Livestream). Register here.
10:30 am - Tot Shabbat (In Person)
11 am - Family Kehillah (In Person)
8 pm - Mincha/Maariv (In Person & Livestream). Register here.

Sunday, July 31st

10:30 am - Daf Shevui (Zoom). Join online here.

Monday, August 1st
11 am - SMART Zoom (Zoom). Join online here.

Tuesday, August 2nd

7 pm - Together & Apart: The Future of Jewish Peoplehood (Zoom).
Join online here.

You can now browse our Judaica Gift Shop online here. Contact Carole Graham: 914-576-6617 or carolegraham@optonline.net or Ellen Hollander: 914-632-4658 or ellenarts@optonline.net for more information!

As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.

Hope Community Service's Kosher Food Program where anyone who lives, works or goes to school in Westchester County is able to access free kosher food. There is a delivery option for those that are homebound and those who reside in Northern Westchester. If you have any specific questions or want to enroll a family and/or an individual, you can do so by contacting Anya, Hope’s Pantry Manager, at pantry@hope-cs.org or (914) 636-4010 ex. 2.

Join the DOROT Intergenerational Chess Program This virtual/Zoom program is for ages 60 and older. You do not need to know how to play chess. All you need is to be interested in learning and playing with high school students. If you're interested in joining, call Jodi Becker: 914-230-2418 or email: JBecker@DorotUSA.org.

Westchester Jewish Council Calendar The WJC has compiled the virtual opportunities from synagogues throughout Westchester (and the country) on their calendar so you can take advantage of the rich programming being offered.

Back at Beth El We are so excited to continue welcoming our community back into Beth El! Please click here for more information on this process. Please Note: until further notice, appointments or advanced RSVPs are required to visit the synagogue.

Connect with us! Want to stay connected with us on social media or add our events directly to your Google Calendar? Head to www.bethelnr.org/social for all of the links to make sure you don't miss a thing!

Useful Links & Resources Click here for a list of Beth El and Westchester resources that may be helpful during this challenging time.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for access links!

Correction: Yerusalem Screening This Thursday, July 28

07/25/2022 04:13:58 PM

Jul25

Hi all:

We hope you will join us this THURSDAY, July 28th at 7:30 pm for the Israel Film Series' screening of Yerusalem: The Incredible Story of Ethiopian Jewry. No registration is required, $8 per person.

There was an error in the Shabbat Announcements on Friday that said it was Tuesday, July 28th. We look forward to seeing you this Thursday!

All the best,

The Beth El Team

A Message from Our Clergy

07/20/2022 02:01:13 PM

Jul20

July 20, 2022

Dear Beth El,

In July 2020, when we first returned to in person Shabbat morning services, we created a shortened service that would limit our exposure to one another while still fulfilling the halakhically (legally) mandated parts of the service. Some of the changes we made to accomplish this mandate included: a shortened pesukei d’zimra, the removal of the Torah processional both before and after the Torah reading, and eliminating the repetition of the Amidah during both Shacharit and Musaf.

Our vision for Shabbat remains the creation of a traditional and soulful service, filled with heart and meaning. In order to reintegrate some of the elements of the service that we removed in July 2020, we will begin our Shabbat morning service again at 9 am, beginning September 3rd.

We are excited to reconnect to the parts of our service that so many have missed. As part of our larger effort to encourage people to return to services in-person, we hope that some of these changes will inspire you to share again in the spiritual richness of communal prayer. Though this letter is about a new start time for our service, we will greet you with enthusiasm whether you walk into the sanctuary at 9am or 11:30am. Your presence matters more than anything else, so come as you are! We look forward to sharing moments of prayer, silence, and friendship together in our spiritual home.

L’Shalom,

Rabbi David Schuck
Rabbi Zach Sitkin
Rabbi Jessica Fisher
Cantor Gaby Schvartz

Ride The (Virtual) El & Community Update

07/19/2022 01:55:28 PM

Jul19

TONIGHT, Tuesday, July 19th, 7:30 pm
DEAD SEA GUARDIANS
The Power of Collaboration.
Nominee – Best Documentary – Haifa International Film Festival - 2021

Can 3 heroic swimmers overcome many obstacles to help save a slowly but surely drying Dead Sea? Three people - Oded, an Israeli entrepreneur and activist, Munqeth, a Jordanian environmental activist, and Yusuf, a Palestinian rescuer, join forces around their two common desires: swimming and saving the Dead Sea. Their common goal, from the moment they meet, is to hold a prominent event to draw public attention to the environmental disaster that is taking place right under our noses. The friendship between the trio is tricky, and the political realities and personal baggage that each one must deal with are explored.

No registration required. $8 per person (popcorn included!)

Monday, July 25, 9:30 am (In Person & Zoom)
Join us for a discussion of the New York Times Bestseller Apeirogon by Colum McCann. Everyone is welcome to join the discussion.

Bassam Aramin is Palestinian. Rami Elhanan is Israeli. They inhabit a world of conflict that colors every aspect of their lives, from the roads they are allowed to drive on to the schools their children attend to the checkpoints, both physical and emotional, they must negotiate.

But their lives, however circumscribed, are upended one after the other: first, Rami’s thirteen-year-old daughter, Smadar, becomes the victim of suicide bombers; a decade later, Bassam’s ten-year-old daughter, Abir, is killed by a rubber bullet. Rami and Bassam had been raised to hate one another. And yet, when they learn of each other’s stories, they recognize the loss that connects them. Together they attempt to use their grief as a weapon for peace—and with their one small act, start to permeate what has for generations seemed an impermeable conflict.

For more information about our monthly Bagels & Books book club, Canasta, or Mah Jongg, contact Arlene Salman at aesalman@aol.com.

Are you a photographer or interested in photography? We are looking for volunteer event photographers to help document
our wonderful Beth El events.

If you are interested in taking pictures at future Beth El events, please email our Marketing Director at mlong@bethelnr.org.

You can dedicate a siddur in honor or memory of someone special! You can purchase one siddur for $72.00 or three siddurim for $180. A bookplate will be placed inside the siddur cover with your selected dedication. We hope that all 720 siddurim will be dedicated to someone.

Exciting update: we have already dedicated half of our siddurim due to your generous support. Help us dedicate all 720 siddurim by placing your order today!

Your participation will enhance the religious, spiritual, and educational experience at Beth El.

You Can Purchase Your Siddurim Here.

Register TODAY for Religious School 2022-23!
We can't wait to see you this fall!

Click Here to Register.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for the links to all of our upcoming events!

*Any day not listed has no scheduled programming (besides minyan).

Tuesday, July 19th

7:30 pm - Israel Film Series: Dead Sea Guardians (In Person).
No registration required. $8 per person.

Wednesday, July 20th

7:15 pm - A Bride for One Night: Talmudic Tales (In Person & Zoom).
Register here. Join online here.

Thursday, July 21st
1:30 pm - Parashat Hashavua (Zoom). Join online here.

Friday, July 22nd

6:30 pm - Kabbalat Shabbat (In Person & Livestream). Register here. Join via livestream here.

Saturday, July 23rd
9:30 am - Shabbat Morning Services (In Person & Livestream). Register here.
9:45 am - Tot Shabbat (In Person)
10:45 am - Family Kehillah (In Person)
8:10 pm - Mincha/Maariv (In Person & Livestream). Register here.

Sunday, July 24th

10:30 am - Daf Shevui (Zoom). Join online here.

Monday, July 25th

9:30 am - Bagels & Books (In Person & Zoom). Join online here.
11 am - SMART Zoom (Zoom). Join online here.

Tuesday, July 26th

7 pm - Together & Apart: The Future of Jewish Peoplehood (Zoom).
Join online here.

You can now browse our Judaica Gift Shop online here. Contact Carole Graham: 914-576-6617 or carolegraham@optonline.net or Ellen Hollander: 914-632-4658 or ellenarts@optonline.net for more information!

As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.

Hope Community Service's Kosher Food Program where anyone who lives, works or goes to school in Westchester County is able to access free kosher food. There is a delivery option for those that are homebound and those who reside in Northern Westchester. If you have any specific questions or want to enroll a family and/or an individual, you can do so by contacting Anya, Hope’s Pantry Manager, at pantry@hope-cs.org or (914) 636-4010 ex. 2.

Join the DOROT Intergenerational Chess Program This virtual/Zoom program is for ages 60 and older. You do not need to know how to play chess. All you need is to be interested in learning and playing with high school students. If you're interested in joining, call Jodi Becker: 914-230-2418 or email: JBecker@DorotUSA.org.

Westchester Jewish Council Calendar The WJC has compiled the virtual opportunities from synagogues throughout Westchester (and the country) on their calendar so you can take advantage of the rich programming being offered.

Back at Beth El We are so excited to continue welcoming our community back into Beth El! Please click here for more information on this process. Please Note: until further notice, appointments or advanced RSVPs are required to visit the synagogue.

Connect with us! Want to stay connected with us on social media or add our events directly to your Google Calendar? Head to www.bethelnr.org/social for all of the links to make sure you don't miss a thing!

Useful Links & Resources Click here for a list of Beth El and Westchester resources that may be helpful during this challenging time.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for access links!

Ride The (Virtual) El & Community Update

07/12/2022 02:01:42 PM

Jul12

TONIGHT, Tuesday, July 12th, 7:30 PM
ONE MORE STORY

A Wonderful Romantic Comedy – Israeli Style!

This charming and uniquely Israel rom-com focuses on Yarden Gat - a young, brilliant, quick-witted, ambitious journalist working on a famous newspaper, and she doesn’t believe in love. But that doesn’t stop her from taking on a mission: to find true love for her best friend, a hopeless romantic, who is just as hopeless with women. Starring an all-star cast, including Guri Alfi, Lior Ashkenazi,

Dina Sanderson, Maayan Bloom, and Danielle Gal.

“With a great score, the film is a fun-filled ride as we share the journey of Yarden’s complicated dating history while waiting to discover if true love is to be found.”

– Film Pittburgh

No Registration required. $8 per person (popcorn included!).
This screening is part of the Isreal Film Series. To learn more, click here.

You can dedicate a siddur in honor or memory of someone special! You can purchase one siddur for $72.00 or three siddurim for $180. A bookplate will be placed inside the siddur cover with your selected dedication. We hope that all 720 siddurim will be dedicated to someone. Your participation will enhance the religious, spiritual, and educational experience at Beth El.

You Can Purchase Your Siddurim Here.

Are you a photographer or interested in photography? We are looking for volunteer event photographers to help document
our wonderful Beth El events.

If you are interested in taking pictures at future Beth El events, please email our Marketing Director at mlong@bethelnr.org.

Register TODAY for next year's Religious School.
We can't wait to see you this fall!

Click Here to Register.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for the links to all of our upcoming events!

*Any day not listed has no scheduled programming (besides minyan).

Tuesday, July 12th

7:30 pm - Israel Film Series: One More Story (In Person).
No registration required. $8 per person.

Wednesday, July 13th

7:15 pm - A Bride for One Night: Talmudic Tales (In Person & Zoom).
Register here. Join online here.

Thursday, July 14th
1:30 pm - Parashat Hashavua (Zoom). Join online here.

Friday, July 15th

6:30 pm - Kabbalat Shabbat (In Person & Livestream). Register here. Join via livestream here.

Saturday, July 16th
9:30 am - Shabbat Morning Services (In Person & Livestream). Register here.
9:45 am - Tot Shabbat (In Person)
10:45 am - Family Kehillah (In Person)
8:10 pm - Mincha/Maariv (In Person & Livestream). Register here.

Sunday, July 17th

10:30 am - Daf Shevui (Zoom). Join online here.

Monday, July 18th

11 am - SMART Zoom (Zoom). Join online here.

Tuesday, July 19th

7:30 pm - Israel Film Series: Dead Sea Guardians
No registration required. $8 per person.

You can now browse our Judaica Gift Shop online here. Contact Carole Graham: 914-576-6617 or carolegraham@optonline.net or Ellen Hollander: 914-632-4658 or ellenarts@optonline.net for more information!

As a service to our members, Beth El includes in this section outside events that may be of interest to members of our community. Listing an event does not constitute endorsement of the event by Beth El.

Hope Community Service's Kosher Food Program where anyone who lives, works or goes to school in Westchester County is able to access free kosher food. There is a delivery option for those that are homebound and those who reside in Northern Westchester. If you have any specific questions or want to enroll a family and/or an individual, you can do so by contacting Anya, Hope’s Pantry Manager, at pantry@hope-cs.org or (914) 636-4010 ex. 2.

Join the DOROT Intergenerational Chess Program This virtual/Zoom program is for ages 60 and older. You do not need to know how to play chess. All you need is to be interested in learning and playing with high school students. If you're interested in joining, call Jodi Becker: 914-230-2418 or email: JBecker@DorotUSA.org.

Westchester Jewish Council Calendar The WJC has compiled the virtual opportunities from synagogues throughout Westchester (and the country) on their calendar so you can take advantage of the rich programming being offered.

Back at Beth El We are so excited to continue welcoming our community back into Beth El! Please click here for more information on this process. Please Note: until further notice, appointments or advanced RSVPs are required to visit the synagogue.

Connect with us! Want to stay connected with us on social media or add our events directly to your Google Calendar? Head to www.bethelnr.org/social for all of the links to make sure you don't miss a thing!

Useful Links & Resources Click here for a list of Beth El and Westchester resources that may be helpful during this challenging time.

Head to bethelnr.org/upcomingevents for access links!

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