Hospitality
Hospitality
Visiting from Out of Town
Whether it's simply to enjoy having a Shabbat meal with others or to meet new and interesting people, Beth Israel has a long and honored tradition of extending hospitality to students, local families, visitors and recent arrivals to our community. If interested, give us the opportunity of hosting you for a Shabbat meal. It's one way we fulfill the mitzvah of hachnasat orchim.
Please fill out the form below. If applicable, please include information about others who may be with you.
Wed, February 8 2023
17 Shevat 5783
Today's Calendar
Nach Yomi : 6:45am |
Shacharit : 7:00am |
Daf Yomi : 4:50pm |
Mincha/Maariv : 5:30pm |
Upcoming Programs & Events
Feb 14 Parsha Class for Grades 4th-8th with Rabbi Yoni Tuesday, Feb 14 3:45pm |
Feb 14 Beth Israel Workshop Tuesday, Feb 14 6:00pm |
Feb 20 Shacharit Monday, Feb 20 7:00am |
Feb 24 Community Shabbat Meal Friday, Feb 24 5:00pm |
Feb 26 Chevra kadisha - Appreciation Event Sunday, Feb 26 10:30am |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Yitro
Shabbat, Feb 11 |
Candle Lighting
Friday, Feb 10, 5:34pm |
Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Feb 11, 6:36pm |
Shabbat Mevarchim & Parshat Shekalim
Shabbat, Feb 18 |
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