Beth El Federation of Temple Youth (BEFTY!)
Bringing together Jewish teens around the area and around the world to build friendships, have fun, and foster a long-term commitment to the ideals and values of Reform Judaism.
Contact the group for more information.
Brotherhood
Uniting the men of Beth El Hebrew Congregation with educational, social, and community-based programs.
For information on joining the Brotherhood, please email us at brotherhood@bethelhebrew.org. You can also download the membership application.
Caring Community Committee
Beth El members reach out to fellow congregants to provide a helping hand during times of illness, loneliness, or bereavement. They also provide holiday gift bags to the homebound and welcome baby gifts.
Please call the Beth El office, (703)370-9400, and ask to speak to one of the clergy or call Ruth Perlstein, CCC chair, at 703-978-9341. Your call and any subsequent services will be strictly confidential and your privacy will be respected,
Culture Club
A monthly adventure to a museum, theater, or other place of cultural interest in the area.
Havurah
Providing members with an opportunity for personal and spiritual growth through new and lasting friendships.
Contact the group for more information.
Renaissance Group
A social group for "fiftysomethingplus, empty nesters, or nearly empty nesters," whether married or single, employed or retired, featuring mostly weekend social activities designed for individuals with an active lifestyle.
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Social Action
Working for justice and peace through community service and by addressing social justice and human rights issues here and around the world.
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Women of Reform Judaism (Sisterhood)
Empowering the women of Beth El through stimulating social action programs and educational and social activities.
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Young Professionals Group
A group for Jews in their 20s and 30s looking for fellowship and fun. Our events include happy hours, wine and cheese parties, attending services, and dining out.
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