Worship & Lifecycle

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Schedule

Our services take place each week at 6:30pm on Friday evenings and 8:30am on Saturday mornings.

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Services

Services Friday Night Services: 6:30 pm weekly in the Sanctuary or the Gordon Chapel Saturday morning lay-led service: 8:30 am weekly in the

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Torah Portions

Torah study occurs every Saturday morning at 9:45am in the Finger Board Room. A dynamic and safe entry point to learning more about

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Prayers

Prayers Hear, O Israel, the Lord is our God, the Lord is one! Below you will find a selection of prayers for healing

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Sermons and Articles

Sermons and Articles The clergy at Congregation Beth Israel will occasionally print and publish their sermons online. The most recent clergy sermons and

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Worship

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High Holy Day Service Schedule

 

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Ambassador Ron Dermer – Monday, October 22, 2018

Oct 30,2018

DECEMBER 2018 BULLETIN

LYON COHEN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

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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