The students in Kita Bet are completing a siddur treasure hunt in the playground at Beth El. The clues are hanging up throughout the playground.
Congregants and Friends, Please join us for our regular Friday night services , November 1st, at 7pm in which we will usher in Shabbat with our beautiful song filled services. Upcoming events at Beth El – HOLD THE DATE: Davening for Dummies Interested in sharpening your synagogue skills and learning more about the service? Gabbai Bam Rubenstein […]
As you may have heard, our congregants Dani Kadosh and Juliette Meinstein will be getting married in Florida on Sunday, October 13. The Cantor will be out of town that weekend officiating at the wedding so we have arranged for a friend of a friend to come in and lead services. We were fortunate to […]
Congregants and Friends, We look forward to ushering in Yom Kippur 5774 tonight at 7:15 with the beautiful Kol Nidrei service. The following morning, starting at 9 am, with Mincha at 5:40 and Neilah at 7pm, with a light break the fast at the conclusion of services. Please visit our website schedule at www.bethelaustin.org. We look forward to […]
Congregants and Friends, We look forward to seeing you for our regular Friday night services tonight, August 30, at 7pm in which we will welcome in Shabbat with our beautiful song filled services. Tomorrow night after Shabbat, starting at 9pm, we will have a special selichot service to usher in the High Holidays. These special penitential poems […]
Services tonight are at 7pm, in which we will welcome the Shabbat with our special guest and Gabbai, Arthur Gurney who will lead services while Cantor Ben-Moshe is on vacation. Services the rest of the month are as follows: Every Friday night at 7pm for Kabbalat Shabbat. Saturday August 17: Eli Cone will celebrate his […]
We look forward to seeing you for our regular Friday night services tonight, July 19th, at 7pm in which we will usher in Shabbat with our beautiful song filled services. Shabbat shalom to you and your families. Cantor Ben-Moshe’s Message: This week we read Parshat Va’et’hanan, the second parshah of the Book of Deuteronomy, which begins […]
