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Please participate in our Food Drive in partnership with Clair Memorial United Methodist Church. Every time you come to Temple, try to bring a can or box of non-perishible food with you. The collection basket is in the rear of the social hall. Please check expiration dates carefully. |
| Congratulations to Faithann Brown, whose beautiful article about her path to Judaism was published in Reform Judiasm Magazine. Click here to read her story. |
Temple Beth-El is the Reform Jewish congregation of Jersey City, across the Hudson River from New York City. Our temple has long been known for the friendliness, enthusiasm, and community involvement of its members, as well as its impressive 1920's-era synagogue.
A Reform congregation and a member of the Union for Reform Judaism since 1914, Temple Beth-El was founded in 1864 on York Street, in downtown Jersey City. In 1925-6, we built and moved into our magnificent sanctuary at what is now the corner of Harrison Avenue and Kennedy Boulevard.
We are a small, liberal congregation. Diversity is one of our strengths. Our joint religious school (with Temple Beth Am of Bayonne) serves families from a half-dozen cities along the Western bank of the Hudson. Interfaith, multi-ethnic, single parent, gay and lesbian families are warmly welcomed. Come visit, and see how perfectly you will fit into this community.
Ask to receive our beautiful new newsletter,
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Click here to see more photos of our beautiful and historic sanctuary.
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Temple Beth-El is honored to support the Hudson Jewish Community Forum.
Participate in the preservation and celebration of a rich, vibrant, diverse Jewish community in Hudson County.
Visit www.hudsonjewish.org for more information. |
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The Flea Market and Collectibles Fair could not have been possible without fantastic support from the donors, solicitors, and those who helped before, during and after this event. Thank you one and all!
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The silent auction was beyond compare!
Please frequent merchants & organizations who supported the auction, and thank them for donating items for this event. |
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July 2009
Cantor Jamie Marx will speak about his experiences at the Catholic-Jewish Emerging Leadership Conference in Rome. The theme of the conference is the future of Catholic-Jewish relations as well as issues of social justice.
August 2009
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