When you join the Beth Israel Sisterhood, you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you're helping to build a stronger, more dynamic congregaton while establishing close friendships and reaching out to others. You can fulfill your desire to be involved in social action by reaching out to others in our community in a number of ways. Our Mitzvah Day, for example, brings out 600 to 700 of our congregants to take part in volunteer activities within the synagogue and in the community. Our Beth Israel Cares committee works year round on projects that improve the quality of life for people in need of support. Primetimers is a special group for people who are available during the day.
Many members are older adults and congregants who are retirees.
Monthly meetings feature interesting guest speakers, schmoozing and socializing, and sharing cultural interests. And, of course, Beth Israel offers numerous opportunities for volunteer involvement. You can help build and strengthen our congregation by serving on a committee, helping in the office, or by taking part in many other activities that are critical to the health and vitality of our synagogue.