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Who We Are
We are a diverse, family-friendly community embracing people of all ages and backgrounds, Jews and their non-Jewish partners, and people of all sexual orientations, genders and sexual identities.
Singles, couples and families with all backgrounds find a home at Beth El. Our goal is to help everyone feel comfortable in our synagogue, whether attending a worship service, supporting children in their religious education, socializing or playing on our softball team.
Our clergy recognizes that people are not "one size fits all" and work to help all our members on their personal journeys, and encourage active participation in all facets of synagogue life.
The Beth El Mission
In everything we do, we work to create and sustain a vibrant, informed and engaged synagogue community – today and tomorrow. Our goal is to build community and deepen personal engagement through learning, caring and spirit.
Beth El Temple's 13 Core Values and Principles
A set of core values underscores who we are and what we do:
We are a community of communities (Beth El, Greater Hartford, Global) • Learning as Fundamental • The importance of Jewish Values and Ethics • The Centrality of Worship and Observance • Personal and Spiritual Growth • Tikkun Olam (Repair of the World) • Acceptance and Inclusion • Innovation and Tradition • Intergenerational Engagement • Supportive Pastoral Care • Celebration and Spirit • Support for Israel • Core Commitment to Conservative Judaism
From New Babies to Educational and Family Programs to Mitzvot, our Men’s, Women’s, Senior and Youth Programs, Services and Lifelong Learning Experiences, we are here to encourage and support you on your journey. You’ll find us a phone call away: (860) 233-9696.
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Upcoming Events
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Sunday ,
MarMarch 26 , 2023Beth El Music & Arts: Season Concert #2 - History of Israel in Song
Sunday, Mar 26th 7:00p to 9:00p
Enjoy an evening of beautiful music with Cantor Joseph Ness and Beth El Music & Arts! Israel carries a great tradition of poets and songwriters, spanning the Ashkenazic and Sephardic cultures. Cantorial soloist Talya Smilowitz, Israeli singer Gilad Paz, pianist Alex Nakhimovsky, Cantor Joseph Ness and the Beth El Orchestra will perform poignant and joyful songs by Jewish composers such as Sasha Argov and Moshe Wilensky, as well as the great Dvořák cello concerto in B minor, Op. 104, performed by Michael Katz. -
Friday ,
MarMarch 31 , 2023Spring Into Shabbat Community Dinner
Friday, Mar 31st 7:00p to 9:00p
Spring may officially start on March 20th, but we are excited to celebrate the changing of seasons with you in a pre-Passover, "Spring Into Shabbat" community dinner! Click in to register! -
Wednesday ,
AprApril 5 , 2023Fast of the Firstborn Service and Study Session
Wednesday, Apr 5th 7:00a to 8:00p
Join us in the chapel or on Zoom! Sponsored by Bob & Susan Gold in memory of Leo Gold. -
Thursday ,
AprApril 6 , 2023Passover Festival Morning Service
Thursday, Apr 6th 9:30a to 12:00p
To watch our livestream, click here