We are an evolving, Reform Jewish presence in GeneseeCounty that is inviting, vibrant and inclusive.
We are an open community committed to espousing and strengthening progressive Jewish values.
We manifest this through Jewish study, meaningful prayer, and socially responsible actions.
We look forward to welcoming you in person to this special place, TempleBeth El.
"How awesome is this place! This is none other than the House of God."
(B'reishit/Genesis 28:17)
Upcoming Events
Friday, May 18 - 7.30pm - Learners' service
Sunday, May 20, 12:30PM -3:30PM
FLRTY Shavuot for children
Friday, May 25 - 7.30pm - Shavuot service Birthday Anniversary Shabbat Shavuot Cheesecake Extravaganza chaired by Lois Stanley
Saturday, May 26 - 10.30am Seth Rozin's Bar Mitzvah - all welcome
Friday, June 1 - 7pm - High School Graduation Service
Friday, June 8 - 7.30pm service 6.30 cookout, adult Hebrew students leading service.
Friday, June 15 - 7.30pm Service Nora Fisher - My Jewish Journey
Friday, June 22nd - 7.30pm - Birthday/Anniversary Shabbat
Friday, June 29 - 7pm - Grand Blanc service at Hillary and Ian Rubin's home
no service at Temple
A view of our Temple - Inside
Services at Temple Beth El
Temple Beth El holds services on Erev Shabbat (Shabbat evening) at 7:30 pm at Temple Beth El. (Unless otherwise indicated)
Some services are led by our Ivriah (religious school) students.Some are led by our FLRTY (Flint Reform Temple Youth) members.
Some services are held in Grand Blanc, a nearby suburb, and on those occasions, no service is held at Temple Beth El.Please consult the home page for updated details on forthcoming services.
With the exception of the High Holydays, Temple Beth El celebrates the Jewish festivals on the closest Shabbat to the festival.
Temple Beth El holds an Erev Rosh Hashanah service, a Rosh Hashanah morning service, a Kol Nidrei service, and all-day services on Yom Kippur.
In addition, on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur mornings, there is a short service for the 3 - 8 year-olds and a separate youth-led one for the 8 - 14 year-olds.
Please contact the Temple office on 810 720 9494 for further details
Temple Beth El
Office Hours
CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY
Monday 9:30 - 3:00PM
Tuesday 9:30 - 12:30PM
Thursday 9:30 - 3:00PM
Friday 9:00AM – 12:00PM
Please call (810) 720-9494
For more information
Rental Fees for Temple Beth El
The fees for renting areas at the Temple are as follows:
Social Hall: Members (& Jewish Organizations) $400.00 Non Members $600.00
Library: Members (& Jewish Organizations) $85.00 Non Members $125.00
Sanctuary only (Secular Events) Members (& Jewish Organizations) $50.00 Non Members $150.00 Please call the office (810) 720-9494
Save the Date... Wednesday, June 6 - 6-9:30pm
From the Borscht Belt to Bollywood... Jewish community Services and Flint Jewish Federation invite you to a Multi-Cultural Extravaganza including:
Bazar style dinner, silent auction & entertainment.
Genesys Banquet & Conference Center, Grand Blanc, MI.
Call 810-767-5922 for details!
Proceeds go to support seniors and others in need in Genesee County - of all cultural backgrounds - to maintain independence and enhance their quality of life.
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