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.
Sun, July 3 2022
4 Tammuz 5782
beth Israel's updated covid-19 protocols as of March 11, 2022
Effective immediately, Beth Israel Synagogue will no longer require attendees to mask at in-person religious or social events. This change in policy is a reflection of the recent decline of Covid-positive cases reported throughout the metro area, the expiration of Douglas County's mask mandate, and the Center of Disease Control's updated guidelines.
Though optional, masks are still encouraged, especially for high-risk individuals. And while masks are no longer required, irrespective of age or vaccine status, the synagogue strongly suggests that all attendees adhere to their healthcare providers' recommendations in terms of attendance, mask-wearing and vaccination.
Please note that this policy is subject to change should a new surge of Covid-19 occur.
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We are pleased to share a new design in our Teepublic store. Inspired by the mural on the historic Pinnacle Bank Building downtown and hand-lettered by Stephanie Plenner Gerber, Shalomaha is available as apparel, mugs, tote bags, and more! Click here for the link and get shopping now. Beth Israel receives a portion of each sale.
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