We are happy to hear that the Governor has given permission for 50 people to congregate indoors. Plan is to start Shabbat morning services STARTING JUNE 20, a week from this Saturday. The service will be somewhat shorter, seating will be spaced apart and we’d be asking people to wear masks(immediate family members could sit together). Bima setup will be adapted for spacing during the Torah service. Also, for the time being the Shabbat morning service would be broadcast on zoom. Fridays would be on zoom only for the time being. No Kiddush lunch after services-Kiddush will be made on the bima.
We are approaching all this slowly, but it is all a good sign to moving back.
Starting this Saturday and for the next number of weeks, Shabbat morning services will be on zoom only. We will let you know when Shabbat in the sanctuary resumes. Please remember that the Office and Gift Shop will be open every day from 9:00 to 4:30 Monday thru Thursday and till noon on Friday. Please come in to pay your bills, make donations, buy scrip and shop the Gift Shop for all your needs.
Beth El is a Conservative, Egalitarian people-friendly Synagogue that fills all the needs of today’s Jewish family. Founded in 1960, the Shul is nestled on the Jerome Avenue “Jewish Campus”, directly across the street from the Jewish Community Center and the Federation of Atlantic and Cape May Counties.
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Aaron Krauss a Navy Chaplin, served at Treasure Island in San Francisco and later with the Third Marine Division on Okinawa, Taiwan and in Southern Japan.
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