Past Events

Come experience the culture and traditions of Israel through our lively activities, food, shows and tour of a Shuk (Israeli market).

Held on the Front Lawn of Congregation Beth El - Ner Tamid

Open to the whole community

For the communal safety of all participants, masks & social distancing will be required.

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Join Rabbi Janine Jankovitz and Dr. Steven Pastor as the CBENT Congregation welcomes their newborn daughter Evelyn.

A Luncheon will follow services in the Felinton Auditorium.

Please RSVP to the Synagogue office: [email protected] | 610-356-8700

Free and Open to All!

We encourgae you to bring a non-perishable food item for donation to a local food bank.

Fun - Food - Games

Magic and Baloons with Silly Reba

In the event of rain, to be held inside social hall

Beth El - Ner Tamid's Sisterhood presents this new and exciting social action project!

With Guest Speaker Eve Berger, Philadelphia and Mid-Atlantic Director, Moving Traditions

Believe it or not, right here in Delaware County, one critical area of poverty that still needs recognition is Period Poverty. You might ask - what is Period Poverty? Attend in-person or via Zoom to find out.

Please join us for family-friendly fun as we celebrate Chanukah together as a community! Latkes made by Scott Noye, Chanukah desserts, a firepit for S'mores, beeswax candle-making, and more! Food available outside around firepit. Bring your own menorah (BYOM!) or join the main menorah lighting - your choice. Crafts, Menorah Lighting, and Havdalah Inside (Masks Required) RSVP by calling the office by 12/1 Open to the community - All are welcome!

Speaker Desiree LaMarr, the founder of Murphy's Giving Market, will speak about how she distributes essential supplies to local people in need with a focus on the urgent need for menstrual products. After Desiree speaks, those in person (vaccinated and masked, please) will pack up individual packages for distribution being donated to this important cause by local community members like you.

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JDAIM Shabbat with Special Guest Speaker Sara Crimm of Families CANNSara is Director and co-founder of Families CCAN (Families Creating Communities for Adults with Special Needs). This Philadelphia-area nonprofit supports individuals with disabilities and their families to create sustainable housing and supports solutions that enable full participation in the community.

Join Rabbi Jankovitz and Rabbi Rigler for this two-part series as they explore the controversial new book by acclaimed Jewish novelist Dara Horn. Using Horn's essays as jumping-off points, we will explore what it means to be Jewish in America today.

Crafts and costume parade 6 p.m. Megillah Reading 7 p.m. Cozy PJs (and costumes) encouraged! Cozy up to our bonfire with Schnapps and s’mores Costume parade and crafts!

Join Rabbi Jankovitz and Rabbi Rigler for this two-part series as they explore the controversial new book by acclaimed Jewish novelist Dara Horn. Using Horn's essays as jumping-off points, we will explore what it means to be Jewish in America today.

Trooper Jessica L. Tobin will review previous events, potential violence indicators, why instances may occur, domestic violence, mental illness, bullying, political and ideological motivations, hate crime & domestic terrorism, statistics, reporting suspicious activity as well as interactive video exercise.

Estate attorneys and CBENT members Matthew Rosin and Marc Jaffe team up to explain important topics such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney, probate, inheritance tax, estate tax, and more. Free and open to the whole community.