TBE Annual Chanukah Party
Temple Beth El’s Annual Hanukkah Party will be held on 12/13 at 6pm.
Bring your menorahs and candles for a community lighting and bring your appetite for Latkas, Salad, Veggie Chili and more.
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Pizza in the Hut
JOIN US MONDAY, OCT. 9TH AT 6:00 PM in the Sukkah for Pizza in the Hut
This event is free of charge, but please RSVP by Friday October 6th to the Temple Office- (717) 581-7891 or at office@tbelancaster.org so we can make sure there is enough Pizza for everyone!
Sisterhood opens with “An Evening with the Word Mavens”
Join Sisterhood for this funny, fabulous program following our Paid-Up Membership Dinner! Thursday, October 19 at 6:15 pm Joyce Eisenberg & Ellen Scolnic are The Word Mavens, two ladies who know the difference between pulkes and a pushke! The Word Mavens will entertain and engage you with their humorous, fact‑filled look at Jewish holidays, customs, foods, and more.
June Rosh Chodesh Program Focuses on Friendship among Women
Please join us as we come together to celebrate the new moon and deepen our understanding of our own spirituality through literature, biblical text, create arts, music, friendship and food. Rabbi Daniela will lead the June program on Ruth and Naomi: Friendship among Women.
Spread the word for the program set for Sunday, June 5 at 10 am at Temple Beth El. Please RSVP by contacting Lori Taber or you may call the temple office at 581-7891.
Sisterhood Presents Brunch and Book Conversation
Sisterhood will present a Brunch and Book Conversation on Sunday, February 21 at 9:45 am. Judy Anthony will lead an interactive conversation about the book “Lady in Gold.” The book and movie, “Woman in Gold,” tell the remarkable, true story of Marie Altmann’s journey to reclaim her heritage and see justice for her family 60 years after they fled Vienna.
Sisterhood Presents Artist in Residence Weekend with Mordechai Rosenstein
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El will welcome well-known artist Mordechai Rosenstein for an Artist in Residence weekend from March 17 to 20. Since 1979, this talented artist has been creating Jewish art for homes, synagogues and organizations, using vibrant colors and flowing lines that transform the art of Hebrew calligraphy into magnificent modern day art.