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Committees
Temple Beth-El’s committees lead the Temple’s activities and efforts in everything from social action to the Temple buildings and grounds, from education to religious practices, from personnel to clergy. Temple Beth’s Board committees include:
Oversees the vitally important budgetary process and long-term financial well-being of the Temple.
Provides support and compassion to Temple families during times of sadness and crisis. Volunteers may be asked to prepare a dinner, drive someone to services or send notes of support.
This Sisterhood initiative sends care packages four times a year during the Jewish holidays to help college students stay connected to their Temple family.
Helps to formulate the principles, policies and regulations necessary for the functioning of the Religious school and adult education and oversees the libraries and youth programming.
Join in on the pure and simple joy of working together to create something holy and beautiful.
Provides opportunities throughout the year to brainstorm, develop and carry out various fundraising initiatives.
Handles all issues pertaining to the physical operation of the Temple’s facility, including maintenance, construction, grounds, and other aspects of day-to-day operations.
Recruits and supports new members while retaining existing members. The committee also promotes member “connectivity” through communications (website and social media) and program support.
Offers an opportunity to get more involved in the Temple through interesting speakers and topics and, of course, bagels! Men’s Club programs are held monthly.
Oversees the essentials of Temple Beth-El’s worship experience. Priority teams include, B’nai Mitzvah, High Holidays, Services and Programming.
Provides the opportunity for networking through education and social programs, as well as special projects to enhance and enrich the life of the congregation. Supports the B’nai Mitzvah Program, College Connection, Gift Shop and Youth Scholarship Fund.
Supports Temple members in doing Tikkun Olam (“Repair the World”) projects.
Offers social and “Tikkun Olam” activities for our children to help reinforce and strengthen their Jewish identity, as well as provide enjoyable experiences in which to bond with other Jewish children.
KoBE 3rd – 7th Grades
YoBE 8th – 12th Grades
