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
INTERESTED IN GOING ON THE HIGH SCHOOL TRIP TO NY?
The Temple Beth El Youth Trip to New York is now accepting registration forms. The deadline for registering is August 1, with final payment due August 15. Also required is the Code of Conduct for students and parents to sign.
Please go to the MATTY page of our website to see the NY flyer with all the great information and the Code of Conduct form.
PICNIC SHABBATS IN THE PARK
Fridays, August 6, September 3 5:30 pm Pre-Service Oneg Shabbat 6 pm Kabbalat Shabbat Service
With the good weather we like to celebrate Shabbat outdoors as much as possible (weather permitting). Bring your chairs or picnic blankets and enjoy a Kabbalat Shabbat service outside in the fresh air. We will meet at Wingra Park and start with a pre-service Oneg Shabbat at 5:30 pm. Services will immediately follow at 6 pm. Services are typically over around 7 pm and we hope many people will stay for a picnic dinner.
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Weekly Highlights
THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS: July 26 – August 1
MEN’S CLUB BOOK GROUP Tuesday, July 27, 7:30 pm Who are the remarkable creatures? Find out by reading the Temple Beth El Men’s Club Book Group selection for July. The book Remarkable Creatures is by UW Madison professor Sean Carroll.
PIZZA AND PRAYERS Wednesday, July 28, 5 pm
SHABBAT SERVICES Friday, July 30, 7:30 pm
TEMPLECAMPING TRIP Friday, July 30 – Sunday, August 1 Please contact Stefanie if you are interested in joining us for any part of the weekend: program@templebethelmadison.org.
TORAH STUDY Saturday, July 31, 9 am
NATALIE GRANDE BAT MITZVAH Saturday, July 31, 4:30 pm
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. 