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We learn together, we laugh together, we pray together, we sing together, we grow together

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Join us for high holiday services, 5784

Rabbi Margo Hughes-Robinson is excited and grateful to be joining Beth El again this year to lead our High Holy Day services. Based in Brooklyn, she serves as the New York Rabbinic Organizer at T’ruah: the Rabbinic Call for Human Rights, as well as the New York Ruach Avodah faculty for Avodah: the Jewish Services Corps.

Rabbi Margot has an illustrative passion for celebrating and sharing all she has learned. She developed new programming for multifaith and multi-heritage families and oversaw the conversion to Judaism program. Her passion and enthusiasm shine through combining music as an integral part of the High Holiday services. Join us.

For a schedule of services, and tickets for non-members, please email: info@bethelwoodburyct.org, or lnresturm@gmail.com.

Choosing…

where to worship, learn and celebrate is a big decision.  There’s no better way to learn more about us than joining us, commitment-free, for a Friday night Shabbat worship, we also have times when we share dinner before services and our vibrant and enthusiastic Torah studies twice a month or another upcoming event.

Sacred Times – Sacred Words

Here, we collect some of the inspiring Divrei Torah from Rav Jessica Belasco and other members of the Beth El Community.

Worship with us

We are a small congregation and our services are co-led by three lay members who envigorate us. Monthly we are joined by our dynamic student rabbi. We are so fortunate to have committed volunteers who share their expertise in chanting Torah and co-leading services. We welcome participation on all levels – singing, chanting, discussing, and challenging ideas presented at Torah Study.  We welcome Interfaith families and congregants of all backgrounds and ages.

GIVING TO BETH EL

Beth El relies on the generosity of the community. There are many ways to participate and many ways to give.

Past Sermons