The purpose of this congregation shall be to worship God in accordance with the faith of Judaism: to cultivate a love and understanding of the Jewish heritage; to foster fellowship in the Jewish community and to strengthen the bonds of loyalty with the Jewish people everywhere; to bring nearer the Sovereignty of God through acts of tikun olam. --Temple Beth El's Bylaws
LARRY KOHN CHAIR OF JEWISH LEARNING
As you know, we hope to ensure a life-long Jewish learning program into the future. The Larry Kohn Chair of Jewish Learning will be a key building block for the continuation of educational excellence at Temple Beth El. Your gift of any amount is greatly appreciated and brings us closer to our goal. Gifts paid over 3-5 years are welcome. If you would like to discuss a gift, please contact Heidi Lauhon at 608-238-3123.
Click HERE to download a pledge form. Please mail form and check to Temple Beth El, 2702 Arbor Dr., Madison, 53711.
WHAT DOES CAFE BE'EMTZA AND HAKAFA MEAN?
Ever wonder what some of the terms mean that we use at Temple all the time? You are not alone! Check out our glossary of terms. If you have a question about a term not listed here please email it to Stefanie at program@templebethelmadison.org and we'll add it to the list.
WELCOME SHABBAT PROGRAM
Invite a new Temple Beth El family/member for Shabbat dinner in your home.
SUMMER HEBREW LESSONS FOR INCOMING 6TH – 7TH GRADERS Monday, June 22, 5 – 6:30 pm Starts with Pizza!
SHABBAT SERVICES Friday, June 26, 7:30 PM Oneg Shabbat sponsored by the Madsen Family in honor of Sam’s Bar Mitzvah
TORAH STUDY Saturday, June 27, 9:00 am We will study Isaiah chapter 36 http://www.templebethelmadison.org/worship/shabbat/ SAM MADSEN BAR MITZVAH Saturday, June 27, 10:30 am
The purpose of this congregation shall be to worship God in accordance with the faith of Judaism: to cultivate a love and understanding of the Jewish heritage; to foster fellowship in the Jewish community and to strengthen the bonds of loyalty with the Jewish people everywhere; to bring nearer the Sovereignty of God through acts of tikun olam. 