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Giving is a very Jewish habit. Money for Tzedakah (not translated as "charity" but justice") is given out of a sense of obligation to help make the world better. Without the continued support of our members, our congregation could not continue to function. Membership dues, donations to special funds, as well as contributions of one's time allow CBE to thrive. Congregation Beth Emeth is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and your financial gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Thank you!
Annual Appeal
The Beth Emeth Annual Appeal is the primary fundraising effort used to balance the financial needs of the synagogue with what is received from member dues. This campaign of voluntary giving provides the single greatest source of non-dues income, and enables Beth Emeth to continue to be a warm and welcoming full-service Conservative synagogue that's Here Today, and Here Tomorrow.
Oneg & Kiddush
Celebrate a mazel tov, a baby naming, honor a family member, remember a loved one or support the shul… To to contribute to the Oneg/Kiddush Fund for the occasion or to sponsor a Friday night oneg or a Saturday morning kiddush, please visit the Oneg & Kiddush page.
Tree of Life
Our Tree of Life is a permanent symbol for honoring occasions of joy and celebration. Numerous formats are available for leaves, doves and stones, which may be reserved in anticipation of your upcoming occasion.
Memorial Plaques
Located in the sanctuary, the Memorial Plaque board is a perfect way to immortalize the memory of loved ones.
Stained Glass Windows
Your family or your community group can dedicate one of the beautiful Ascalon stained-glass windows that adorn our lobby and sanctuary.
Other Dedicatory Items
You may want to take advantage of the opportunity to dedicate items in the synagogue such as the Annual Appeal Board or the new Tree of Life in the lobby, or mezuzot. Please contact office@bethemeth.org for more information.
Sat, June 14 2025
18 Sivan 5785
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Shabbat/Holiday
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Beha'alotcha
Shabbat, Jun 14 |
Candle Lighting
Shabbat, Jun 14, 8:20pm |
Havdalah
Motzei Shabbat, Jun 14, 9:18pm |
Shabbat Mevarchim
Shabbat, Jun 21 |
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