Temple Beth El - Jefferson City, MO 
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September 05, 2010   26 Elul 5770
 
 

TEMPLE BETH EL - Jefferson City, Missouri
Established in 1883 - Our historic building is the oldest Temple west of the Mississippi that is still in use.

Shabbat Services are held every Friday night. Visitors who would like to worship with us are welcome. 

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Temple Beth El
PO Box 1576
Jefferson City, MO 65102
(573) 635-3088                            Send Email to Temple Beth El 

 

Beth El Welcomes the New Year with Student Rabbi Ari  

Student Rabbi, Ari Lorge, will once again lead our High Holiday Services.  Ari is a third year student at the Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, OH. The congregation is delighted and honored to have him return to Temple Beth El for the High Holidays this year.
 
History  

Photo of Temple Beth El circa 1920.

Historical Photo

We recently received this photograph of the Temple believed to be from the 1920's. The Photographer is unknown. Click here for more historical information about the Temple.

 
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Upcoming Events  
September 2010
09/08 -  Erev Rosh Hashanah
Services will begin at 7:30.
09/09 -  Rosh Hashanah
Services begin at 10:00am. Lunch is planned at the Capital Plaza Hotel. Tashlich Services will be held at the Noreen Public Access beginning at 2:00pm
09/10 -  Rosh Hashanah - 2nd Day
Services begin at 10:00am
09/10 -  Shabbat Services
Services begin at 7:30.
09/15 -  Study Group
Ari Lorge will lead a study group at Temple beginning at 6:30pm. Supper provided.
09/17 -  Kol Nidre
Services begin at 7:30pm
09/18 -  Yom Kippur
Morning services begin at 10:00am, Afternoon services at 2:30pm, Yiskor begins at 4:30 and Concluding services begin at 5:30. Breakfast will follow.
09/24 -  Shabbat Services
Services begin at 7:30.
October 2010
10/01 -  Shabbat Services
Services begin at 7:30.
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