Add to ORKGTemple Beth El, a conservative-movement temple serving 525 families, and Congregation Bet Ha\u27am, a reform-movement congregation serving 240 families, have each formed search committees to find new rabbis. Rabbi Seth H. Frisch left Temple Beth El in September, and Rabbi William L. Berkowitz of Congregation Bet Ha\u27am this week announced that he will be leaving when his contract expires June 30. Details
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Temple B’nai Abraham is a Conservative congregation, originally founded in Beverly, Massachusetts in...
A Beth Din - a Rabbinical Court - has been the traditional vehicle for dealing with matters of Jewis...
Contents: Selichot Service; From the Rabbi; President\u27s Message; Announcements; Book Group; Women...
Brief article reporting that Rabbi Harry Z. Sky has been named interim rabbi of Temple Beth El while...
Profile of Rabbi Paul F. Cohen, 33, who succeeds Rabbi William L. Berkowitz as the spiritual leader ...
Congregation Mishkan Tefila was founded in 1858 as Mishkan Israel, and is considered to be the oldes...
A contract with D.S. Sprince, hiring him as rabbi of the congregation for three years, signed by Dav...
In 1916, the Jewish community of Boston established Beth Israel Temple Beth-El, located on the East ...
The records of Temple Beth El offer a valuable insight into a small town Southern Jewish community. ...
Temple Beth El was founded in Lynn, Massachusetts in 1924. In 1946, members of the congregation spli...
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Congregation B'Nai Israel's pamphlet for their Shabuoth service and confirmation service given on Ju...
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Contents: Shavout with Rabbi Erica Asch; From the Rabbi; President\u27s Message; Announcements; Book...
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Contents: Selichot Service; From the Rabbi; President\u27s Message; Announcements; Book Group; Women...