Our annual “state of the shul” meeting is this Sunday, May 6 at 4:15pm, followed by a cookout. We hope you can join us to see all the exciting things happening at Congregation Beth El.
Dear Congregants and friends, Please join us this Friday night, April 27 at 7pm, as we usher in shabbat with song and prayer at our weekly services. This Saturday morning, April 28, please join us again for Saturday morning minyan at 9am, with the Torah service at 9:45. We would like to gratefully thank Gregg […]
On Thursday night, we begin the concluding days of Pesah, the Season of our Liberation. Friday’s Torah reading is the dramatic tale of the Crossing of the Sea of Reeds, usually identified as the Great Bitter Lake on the border of the Sinai Peninsula. Worthy of note is the aggadah, the Rabbinic legend, that the […]
Dear Congregants and Friends, We hope you can all join us this Friday night, March 30 at 7pm for our regular Kabbalat shabbat services and Saturday morning, March 31 at 9 am, with the Torah service at 9:45, for our shabbat services. Also, don’t forget to send your RSVP by replying to this e-mail for the second […]
Congregants and Friends, Please note that we have our regular Friday night services tonight at 7pm and Saturday morning at 9am. We hope to see you all. Also, our dear friend and Beth El founding member and past President, Herb Kadish is leaving Austin to be near family in Chicago. We will be having a […]
Upcoming Events Welcome – ברוכים הבאים – Bienvenidos Congregation Beth El – Austin, TX 2019 We at Congregation Beth El are pleased to invite you and yours to our synagogue. Once here you will have the opportunity of enjoying our warm atmosphere and our congregational sense of caring in a casual atmosphere. Everyone is greeted […]
Dear Congregants and Friends, Services for the coming week: Friday night, 7pm, Kabbalat Shabbat Saturday, 9am, Shabbat morning service Saturday, 10am, Children’s Shabbat Service Wednesday night 6:30pm – PURIM! Including appetizer & dessert potluck (dairy or pareve), megilla reading, and a Purim puppet play presented by the religious school students. From the Cantor: This Shabbat […]
