Simchat Tot is a special program for all families with children ages 4 & under. Join us for this fun introduction to Jewish education, complete with music, arts & crafts, hands-on projects, stories and more! These events are FREE and open to everyone, so invite your friends to come along! No pre-registration required.

Services will take place at Beth El Synagogue, followed by burial at Durham Hebrew Cemetery.

Services will also take place over Zoom. Please click here to join.

Join Rabbinic Intern Rachel Posner for an hour of prayer and contemplation on Shabbat morning. We will take our time….diving deep into selections from our siddur, learning our most-loved Beth El congregational tunes, and spending some moments in quiet meditation. Bring your questions! This minyan is a perfect place to start if you are new to the Lev Shalem Siddur, or if you are a veteran looking for a chance to slow down and breathe for an hour on Shabbat morning.

In person or on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88994303268?pwd=eUZ0RklrTnJCRWEzUnpLR2ZvL3kwQT09

"A Poem for Shabbat"

Sign-up is required: https://betheldurham.shulcloud.com/form/community-shabbat-dinner-jan-2023.html

"I Made Myself Seen"- On Different Modes of Seeing and Being Seen

"Tearing and Sewing, Loss and Repair" Jewish tradition invites us to tear a garment (kriyah) when we hear about the death of a loved one. Less known, we are invited to sew the garment again in the year that follows. In this session, we'll reflect how our community did kriyah at Rabbi Sager's funeral and what it might mean for us to do the work of repair as we move forward with memory.

Sign-up is required: https://betheldurham.shulcloud.com/form/yeshiva-week-2023.html


"Zocher Hasdai Avot v'Imahot" / "Remembering the Love of our Ancestors"
Thrice each day, we describe God as One who remembers the love of our ancestors. Who do we remember? What do we remember about them? How might these memories hold us back and how might they give us the strength to move forward?

Location: Private Home; email eliana@elianalight.com for the address if you'd like to attend.

Sign-up is required: https://betheldurham.shulcloud.com/form/yeshiva-week-2023.html


"Zocher Hasdai Avot v'Imahot" / "Remembering the Love of our Ancestors"
Thrice each day, we describe God as One who remembers the love of our ancestors. Who do we remember? What do we remember about them? How might these memories hold us back and how might they give us the strength to move forward?

Sign-up is required: https://betheldurham.shulcloud.com/form/yeshiva-week-2023.html


"Zocher Hasdai Avot v'Imahot" / "Remembering the Love of our Ancestors"
Thrice each day, we describe God as One who remembers the love of our ancestors. Who do we remember? What do we remember about them? How might these memories hold us back and how might they give us the strength to move forward?

Sign up here: https://betheldurham.shulcloud.com/form/hebrew-classes-with-donna-goldstein-winter-2023

Topic: Tu Bishvat

Topic: Havdalah

Sephardi Voices by Henry Green and Richard Stursberg

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwsdOqhrzspHdK-o7HCfGDoPAiJQ_n40rBw