Temple Beth-El

ORGANIZATION OR AUXILIARY	MISSION
BROTHERHOOD	Drop the kids off at Sunday School and experience the ambience of the Bagel Café. Enjoy the camaraderie with the morning papers (including the Sunday N.Y. Times) as you breakfast. The Café is sponsored by the Temple Beth-El Brotherhood, whose good works include helping to support youth and school activities, and supplying each family in our school with a yellow candle for Yom HaShoah. Our goal is to have every male in the congregation join Brotherhood.
HAVURAH	Derived from the Hebrew word for "friend," Havurah offers an informal way to make a large temple friendly and personal. Each Havurah is an independent group that determines its own activities. Its purpose is to study, discuss or celebrate any aspect of Jewish life. Call us and we will do our best to find the right fit for you, whether you are a single adult, couple or a young family.
PROVTY	The Youth (PROVTY) Committee serves to set policy and guidelines for the temple youth groups: PROVTY (serving grades 9-12), Junior PROVTY (members in grades 7 and 8), and Sababah (serving grades 4-6). The committee also acts as an advocate for our youth groups with the Temple Board.
SISTERHOOD	The Women of Reform Judaism Sisterhood of Temple Beth-El offers the opportunity for women to find spiritual, educational, and friendship bonds within the congregation as well as other local, regional and national Sisterhood organizations. Annual special events include the Donor Event, Paid-Up Members Dinner, Learn, Lunch and Play, Sisterhood Shabbat Service, and the Film Festival. Sisterhood also sponsors a Rosh Hashanah Children's Reception, and Yom Kippur Break-the Fast. There are opportunities to volunteer at all of our events or to serve as committee chairs.

We are a member of URJ,
the Union of Reform Judaism.

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