Lifelong Learning

Overview

At Congregation Beth Israel, we believe we never stop learning or growing Jewishly.

Dynamic and engaging programming is scheduled throughout the year for people of all ages to enjoy. Each of us is on our own spiritual path, and learning more about Judaism can occur at any moment in our lives. Consider the following opportunities, and learn more in our 2018 Lifelong Learning, Events and Program Guide by clicking here.

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Miriam Browning Jewish Learning Center

Made possible through the generosity of Lynn and Armand Shapiro and Jeri and Mark Shapiro, great grandchildren of Mamie Browning.   Interested in

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Kehillah High

Kehillah High is Houston’s premier community high school program for students in 8th to 12th grade. Currently in its third year, Kehillah High is a

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Adult Learning

Jewish tradition teaches that education is a lifelong journey that enriches our lives and spirits. So, from the very young to the young

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Lyon Cohen Symposium

APPLY HERE FOR THE $5,000 2018-2019 LYON COHEN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP! For more information on the Lyon Cohen Scholarship, click here. The due date has

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Library

Congregation Beth Israel’s Hyman Judah Schachtel Library houses one of the finest collections of books of Jewish interest in the Southwest United States. The

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The Shlenker School

The Shlenker School and Congregation Beth Israel are partners in the education of children and families on the Congregation Beth Israel campus.  With

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Rabbi David Ellenson, PhD & Chancellor Arnold Eisen, PhD – March 15, 2019

Mar 22,2019

CLICK HERE TO READ THE MARCH 2019 BULLETIN!

The Hurricane Harvey Flood Fund

Hurricane Harvey left Houston and surrounding areas in a shambles, but the great people of Houston are banding together to help and heal. Your help is welcome and needed. You may send Gift Cards (Kroger, Target, HEB, Lowe’s, or Visa/Mastercard, etc.) to Congregation Beth Israel. They will be immediately distributed to area neighbors to assist in replacing essential items and children’s school supplies.

You may also Donate directly to Congregation Beth Israel by clicking here. All funds will go directly to aid those who need immediate help. These funds will NOT be held to be allocated later. On behalf of our clergy (Rabbi David Lyon, Rabbi Adrienne Scott, Rabbi Joshua Herman, Rabbi Chase Foster, and Cantor Trompeter), David Scott, Executive Director, and Bruce Levy, Temple President, we are very grateful for your kindness, generosity, and help.

Hurt has no shame and no label; we just need to heal one another.

Rabbi David Lyon

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