As we navigate this painful and frightening time, Temple Beth-El stands with these voices of our Reform Movement and local Jewish community:
Central Conference of American Rabbis Statement
Union for Reform Judaism Statement
Board of Rabbis of Greater Rhode Island and Jewish Alliance
JCPA Solidarity Letter
Our tradition teaches, “It is not incumbent upon us to complete the work of repairing the world, but neither are we at liberty to desist from it.” (Pirke Avot 2:16)
Here at Temple Beth-El our Jewish values continue to guide us as we remain unwavering in our commitment to tikkun olam. As we read each Shabbat, we know “that there is a better place, a promised land; that the winding way to that promise passes through the wilderness. That there is no way to get from here to there except by joining hands, marching together.”
Join us for prayer, learning and community online:
Please check your email or email info@temple-beth-el.org to get the password to our zoom services and meetings.
To attend Kabbalat Shabbat online or facebook CLICK HERE
To attend Daily Minyan at 5:45 PM online CLICK HERE
To attend Weekly Torah Study Saturdays at 9:00 AM online CLICK HERE
To access digital Mishkan T'filah CLICK HERE
To access digital Shofar CLICK HERE
Office Hours
Monday – Thursday
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location
70 Orchard Ave
Providence Rhode Island 02906
(East Side of Providence)
Cemetery
Congregation Sons of Israel and David
401 Reservoir Ave
Providence, Rhode Island 02910
Upcoming Events
Our Mission
We engage innovative principles to connect our students to their Jewish selves, to each other,
to our Temple Beth-El community and Am Yisrael
(the people of Israel) in a setting that is joyful, communal and accessible.
Our Belief
We believe in creating an environment where: our students are active participants, problem solvers and planners, our teachers are facilitators and guides who foster critical thinking, our community is an extension of the classroom.
B’nei Mitzvah & Beyond
B'nei Mitzvah represents a commitment to Jewish learning and living,. Most of all, it represents a commitment to continued study and exploration. Our program continues through high school with many options both in and out of the classroom.
