Daily Evening Minyan (Sunday - Thurs): Maariv at 7:30 pm via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/354155806
Find out more »Monday, May 25 8:00 pm Ali Drumm, Director of Informal Education, North Suburban Synagogue Beth El Fighting with My Family: Lessons on Close Quarters from Leah and Rachel https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Daily Morning Minyan (Sunday - Friday): Shacharit at 8:45 am via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/433095382
Find out more »Tuesday, May 26 9:30 am - Rabbi Michael Schwab, North Suburban Synagogue Beth El Torah, Teshuvah and a Theology of Hope https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Talmud Class: Tractate Berakhot with Rabbi Michael Schwab Tuesday, April 28 - 10:00 am (weekly) Rabbi Schwab takes students on a journey through the Jewish oral tradition, its rich history, structure and famous personalities. https://conta.cc/3cFctCY https://zoom.us/j/827814819
Find out more »12:00 pm - Rabbi Aaron Melman, Congregation Beth Shalom The Talmud As A Paradigm for Conservative Judaism https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Daily Evening Minyan (Sunday - Thurs): Maariv at 7:30 pm via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/354155806
Find out more »Featured Program: 8:00 pm - Rabbi Noah Bickart Torah For Its Own Sake: Rabbi Meir and the Costs of a Life of Torah https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Daily Morning Minyan (Sunday - Friday): Shacharit at 8:45 am via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/433095382
Find out more »Wednesday, May 27 9:30 am - Rabbi Ben Kramer, Moriah Congregation Marital Intimacy as a Metaphor for Our Relationship With Torah (Adults Only) https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Featured Program: 12:00 pm - Rabbi Joel Roth Releasing Terrorists in Exchange for Captives: Jewish Legal Perspectives https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »The Torah of Improv for Grades 2-7: Knuckleball Comedy with Shalom Club and Kadima! Wednesday May 27, 5:00-5:30 pm Join us for a highly interactive virtual improv show to kick off the holiday weekend of Shavuot. Why improv on Shavuot? Because had Moses not been the leader of the Jewish people, he would have gone into improv! It's common knowledge! And aren't we all improvising a bit these days?! Contact Ali Drumm with questions and Meeting ID and Password.
Find out more »Daily Evening Minyan (Sunday - Thurs): Maariv at 7:30 pm via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/354155806
Find out more »8:00 pm - Jacob Cytryn, Executive Director, Camp Ramah in Wisconsin A Constellation of Nonsense: Secular Wisdom and the Instant Obsolescence of Two Millennia of Rabbinic Commentary on a Sugyah https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Daily Morning Minyan (Sunday - Friday): Shacharit at 8:45 am via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/433095382
Find out more »Thursday, May 28 9:30 am - Rabbi Alex Freedman, North Suburban Synagogue Beth El Jewish Responses to Crisis: Paradigms from Jacob's Life and the Israelites at the Sea
Find out more »12:00 pm - Lori Kramer, Education Director, Moriah Congregation The Feet We Sit At: A Text-based Discussion of Relationships That Shape Us https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Holiday/Shabbat Services Thursday, May 28 7:00 pm - Special additional Yizkor Service for those who prefer it before the holiday itself. There will also be Yizkor at approximately 10:15 am on Saturday, May 30. 7:30 pm - Mincha/Ma'ariv 8:00 pm - The Building May be Locked but the Torah Remains Open! Rabbi Schwab will lead a special class immediately following the conclusion of the festival service. 8:00 pm - Candle Lighting https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Thursday, May 28 7:00 pm - Special additional Yizkor Service for those who prefer it before the holiday itself. There will also be Yizkor at approximately 10:15 am on Saturday, May 30. 7:30 pm - Mincha/Ma'ariv 8:00 pm - The Building May be Locked but the Torah Remains Open! Rabbi Schwab will lead a special class immediately following the conclusion of the festival service. 8:00 pm - Candle Lighting
Find out more »The synagogue office will be closed in observance of the Holiday. The building will be only open for the morning and evening minyans.
Find out more »Daily Morning Minyan (Sunday - Friday): Shacharit at 8:45 am via Zoom https://zoom.us/j/433095382
Find out more »Shavuot and Shabbat Schedule Friday, May 29 9:30 am - Festival Services Join via Zoom (859-6897-5706) 11:00 am - Does the Torah prefer that we be vegetarians? Rabbi Freedman will lead a special class immediately following the conclusion of the festival service. 8:00 pm - Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Ma'ariv Join via Zoom (738-557-185) 8:01 pm Candle Lighting https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »8:00 pm - Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat/Maariv Join via Zoom (738-557-185) https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Shavuot/Shabbat Schedule - Saturday, May 30 9:30 am - Festival Services Join via Zoom (801-726-405) 10:15 am - Yizkor Service (approximate time) 9:11 pm Ma'ariv Join via Zoom (354-155-806) 9:11 pm Shabbat and Yom Tov Ends 9:30 pm Havdalah Join via Zoom (354-155-806) or Live on Facebook https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »9:30 pm Havdalah Join via Zoom (354-155-806) or Live on Facebook https://www.nssbethel.org/about/nssbehome/
Find out more »Talmud Class: Tractate Berakhot with Rabbi Michael Schwab Tuesday, April 28 - 10:00 am (weekly) Rabbi Schwab takes students on a journey through the Jewish oral tradition, its rich history, structure and famous personalities. https://conta.cc/3cFctCY https://zoom.us/j/827814819
Find out more »Book of Genesis Class with Aaron Klein 20 sessions beginning 1/30/2020 and ending 7/2/2020: No classes 4/9, 4/16, and 5/28
Find out more »Class meets every Sunday following the Sunday morning 8:45 am minyan service
Find out more »Sisterhood Torah Fund Book Club Sunday, June 7, 1:00 pm Join Rachel Kamin to discuss The Liar by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, a literary thriller by the bestselling Israeli author of Waking Lions. eBook and eAudio copies are available from local public libraries and on Kindle, Nook, and Audible. Or you can purchase the hardcover from online booksellers. Contact Marcie Eskin at meskin@nssbethel.org if you would like to be on the reserve list for a copy of The Liar from our Abbell Library and for the Zoom Link.
Find out more »Talmud Class: Tractate Berakhot with Rabbi Michael Schwab Tuesday, April 28 - 10:00 am (weekly) Rabbi Schwab takes students on a journey through the Jewish oral tradition, its rich history, structure and famous personalities. https://conta.cc/3cFctCY https://zoom.us/j/827814819
Find out more »Book of Genesis and Social Networks, with David Pickus Tuesday, June 9, 8:00 pm One of the most important developments in the academic study of history in the last twenty years is the concept of "Big History." Join David Pickus in his exploration of the Book of Genesis and what it has to teach us about human communication. Fee: $20; no cost for students paying for another Summer Trimester class. Register by contacting meskin@nssbethel.org.
Find out more »Book of Genesis Class with Aaron Klein 20 sessions beginning 1/30/2020 and ending 7/2/2020: No classes 4/9, 4/16, and 5/28
Find out more »Class meets every Sunday following the Sunday morning 8:45 am minyan service
Find out more »Talmud Class: Tractate Berakhot with Rabbi Michael Schwab Tuesday, April 28 - 10:00 am (weekly) Rabbi Schwab takes students on a journey through the Jewish oral tradition, its rich history, structure and famous personalities. https://conta.cc/3cFctCY https://zoom.us/j/827814819
Find out more »Book of Genesis Class with Aaron Klein 20 sessions beginning 1/30/2020 and ending 7/2/2020: No classes 4/9, 4/16, and 5/28
Find out more »Class meets every Sunday following the Sunday morning 8:45 am minyan service
Find out more »Talmud Class: Tractate Berakhot with Rabbi Michael Schwab Tuesday, April 28 - 10:00 am (weekly) Rabbi Schwab takes students on a journey through the Jewish oral tradition, its rich history, structure and famous personalities. https://conta.cc/3cFctCY https://zoom.us/j/827814819
Find out more »Tough Questions Jews Ask, with Rabbi Alex Freedman Tuesdays, June 23, 30, and July 7, 14, 8:00 pm Have you ever asked or wondered the following: Why does G-d let awful things happen? Why does Judaism have so many rules? Are the Bible stories true? What happens after we die? Participants are encouraged to ask their toughest questions – and share their experiences and honest opinions. Register by contacting Marcie Eskin.
Find out more »Book of Genesis Class with Aaron Klein 20 sessions beginning 1/30/2020 and ending 7/2/2020: No classes 4/9, 4/16, and 5/28
Find out more »Class meets every Sunday following the Sunday morning 8:45 am minyan service
Find out more »Talmud Class: Tractate Berakhot with Rabbi Michael Schwab Tuesday, April 28 - 10:00 am (weekly) Rabbi Schwab takes students on a journey through the Jewish oral tradition, its rich history, structure and famous personalities. https://conta.cc/3cFctCY https://zoom.us/j/827814819
Find out more »Tough Questions Jews Ask, with Rabbi Alex Freedman Tuesdays, June 23, 30, and July 7, 14, 8:00 pm Have you ever asked or wondered the following: Why does G-d let awful things happen? Why does Judaism have so many rules? Are the Bible stories true? What happens after we die? Participants are encouraged to ask their toughest questions – and share their experiences and honest opinions. Register by contacting Marcie Eskin.
Find out more »Book of Genesis Class with Aaron Klein 20 sessions beginning 1/30/2020 and ending 7/2/2020: No classes 4/9, 4/16, and 5/28
Find out more »Tough Questions Jews Ask, with Rabbi Alex Freedman Tuesdays, June 23, 30, and July 7, 14, 8:00 pm Have you ever asked or wondered the following: Why does G-d let awful things happen? Why does Judaism have so many rules? Are the Bible stories true? What happens after we die? Participants are encouraged to ask their toughest questions – and share their experiences and honest opinions. Register by contacting Marcie Eskin.
Find out more »Tough Questions Jews Ask, with Rabbi Alex Freedman Tuesdays, June 23, 30, and July 7, 14, 8:00 pm Have you ever asked or wondered the following: Why does G-d let awful things happen? Why does Judaism have so many rules? Are the Bible stories true? What happens after we die? Participants are encouraged to ask their toughest questions – and share their experiences and honest opinions. Register by contacting Marcie Eskin.
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