February 06, 2012   13 Sh'vat 5772

Temple Beth-El, Jersey City, NJ

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Temple Beth-El Officers and Board of Trustees  

For the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 2011

Officers:
Irwin Rosen, President
Stuart Cohen, Vice President
Shirley Roter, Vice President
Kay Magilavy, Vice President





Robin Schkrutz, Recording Secretary
Michael Schuchman, Treasurer
Nancy Sambul, Financial Secretary


Honorary Trustees:

Gertrude Wegodsky


Board of Trustees:

Michael Benedict
Gary Cuttler
Karen Cuttler
Michael Eisenberg
Fran Eisenberg
Elliott Feldman

Maurice J. Frank z"l
Sandy Frank
Andrea Gaines
Charles Gayner
Molly Heitner




Stuart Lutz
Evelyn Malzberg
Bettianne Marcus
Hal Marcus
Miriam Nickelsporn
Katherine Prussack
Phil Rivo
Mildred Rottenberg
Sonia Schulman
Matt Shapiro
Carly Rothman Siditsky
Seth Siditsky

FAQ  
1. I am looking for a place to go to High Holiday services. May I worship at Temple Beth-El?
We are always happy to welcome visitors, members of other Jewish communities and potential members. For information about High Holiday tickets, please contact Rabbi Hachen at 201-333-4229.

2. I'm interested in converting to Judaism. Can I meet with your Rabbi to learn more about the process?
Absolutely. There are many, many online resources to help you learn more about the process of conversion. The Union for Reform Judaism website has a comprehensive Q&A about conversion that answers many common questions. This page is a good place to start some online research. The URJ also has posted an excellent reading list related to the topic of conversion to Judaism.  You are also more than welcome to call the Temple Office at 201-333-4229 to schedule an appointment with Rabbi Hachen.

3. When are your services?
Friday night services begin at 8:00 pm, and from Fall to Spring, Saturday morning Torah study begins at 9:30 am.  Shabbat morning services begin at 10:30 am.

4. I'm looking for a rabbi to perform my wedding. Is Rabbi Hachen available?
For information about weddings and other lifecycle events, please contact Rabbi Hachen at 201-333-4229.

5. I have a question that is not on your list. How can I contact you?
Please use our contact form, or call the Temple at 201-333-4229.
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