Youth Classes
JYE BI - Jewish Youth Experience at Beth Israel
Welcome to the Jewish Youth Experience at Beth Israel - JYE BI. Beth Israel’s model is based on the goal of developing passionate and knowledgeable Jews in a fun, content-based environment. Giving kids the building blocks of Torah Judaism and showing the way to make those a part of their daily lives will be found throughout the JYE BI’s many activities.
Due to the pandemic, regular, in-person classes are not occurring. Rabbi Yoni coordinates various educational offerings and activities for tots through high school age. Information on this programming is sent directly to parents. For questions, please click here to contact Rabbi Yoni directly.
Funding, in part, for the Beth Israel Youth Education Program is provided by the Jewish Federation of Omaha
Tue, March 2 2021
18 Adar 5781
Today's Calendar
Shacharit : 7:00a |
Mincha/Maariv : 6:00p |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Ki Tisa
Candle Lighting
Friday, Mar 5, 6:02p |
Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Mar 6, 7:02p |
Parshat Parah
Shabbat, Mar 6 |
Beth Israel & the pandemic
- Due to Coronaovirus, classes are moving online. Schedule found in left column and in weekly email.
- For current information on daily, Shabbat, and holiday services, please contact the office, Rabbi Ari, or Rabbi Yoni.
- The office is open but on-site staffing is not on a regular schedule. To protect the staff of Beth Israel and the larger Beth Israel Community, we are limiting access, by adopting an “appointment only visits” policy. Please call the office (402) 556-6288 to set up an appointment. If no one answers your call, PLEASE leave a message.
- If you are not currently on Beth Israel's email list, PLEASE click here to be added.
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