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Temple Beth-El
Newcomer to the area? Seeking to reconnect to your Judaism? We are a vibrant inter-generational Reform congregation that brings together Jews from many backgrounds. Diversity is one of our strengths. Our members come from Hudson County and beyond, seeking Jewish community, learning, celebration and opportunities to better the world. Interfaith, multi-ethnic, single parent, gay, lesbian and transgender individuals and families are warmly welcomed. Come visit, and see how perfectly you will fit into this community.
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A Different Way to Observe Yizkor This Yom Kippur and we need your help NOW to prepare. |
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Temple Beth-El and COVID-19 Our hearts ache to be together again, back to the lives and community we enjoy. Pikuach Nefesh (the preservation of human life) is hands-down, the most important value in Judaism. Temple Beth-El takes this virus very seriously and has made the following adjustments in our programming. We hope you will stay connected with us each and every step of the way as we bond together as a congregation as follows: Mincha Moments – twice weekly spiritual check-ins Donate and help keep Beth-El financially healthy |
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Terumah is Temple Beth-El’s Annual Voluntary Financial Commitment Program
Terumah is the name of Temple Beth-El’s very popular approach to dues. In the Torah, terumah indicated a “free-will” offering, not a required one.
We pride ourselves on removing barriers at Temple Beth-El as we welcome those of all backgrounds. Allowing members to set their own financial commitment opens the doors even wider to all, regardless of financial situation. Everyone may give as much as they are able and no one has to ask for reduced dues.
Learn more about Terumah
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