Reform Judaism is thriving at Beth Hillel Temple, where the spiritual needs of Jews living in southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois are met. We are a warm and caring community that comes together to celebrate Jewish life and culture. Meaningful services, innovative programming, and quality education are offered for all ages. The size of our small but growing membership of 125 families enables us to have rich intergenerational experiences, involved members, and a community that feels like an extended family. We welcome all who wish to celebrate Jewish life: families, singles and couples, gay and lesbian Jews, interfaith couples, and Jews by choice.
Service Highlights Friday, May 25th
5:45pm, Kabbalat Shabbat services at The Atrium at Bay Pointe Assisted Living in Racine (3950 N. Main St.). Join with Beth Hillel member Portia Rothschild and other congregants on the north side of Racine. Saturday, May 26th 7:30pm, Erev Shavuot/Confirmation. Celebrate with confirmands Ray Schwartz, Jacob Schwimmer, and Carly Varhula as they lead a special service that they have created and give their “Speeches of Affirmation.” Sunday, May 27th
10:30am, Shavuot/Yizkor Services, honoring BHT MEMBERS who served our country in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. If you are a veteran, please contact Rabbi Feingold for a part in the service. See flier attached at the bottom of this page. Friday, June 1st
5:45pm, Family Kabbalat Shabbat. Birthday blessings will be given. Saturday, June 2nd 10:30am, Shabbat Morning Services. During services, Skyler Stams will be called to the Torah as a Bat
Mitzvah. Friday, June 8th Upcoming Events Monday, June 4th 7:00pm, BHT Book Club. Discussion of The Submission, by Amy Waldman, at the Chemerows. Sunday, June 10th10:00-12:00 noon, Annual Meeting and showing of “Faith and Public Service” video featuring a talk given by Rabbi Feingold and Senator Russ Feingold at Stanford University on Feb 1, 2012. See flyer at bottom of this page. BHT and Community Announcements Thursday, June 7th 7:00pm, “Faith and Incarceration - Does Forgiveness Apply to All?” A Panel Discussion Featuring Spiritual Leaders of Several Faith Groups. Presented by CUSH. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 8760 – 37th Avenue, Kenosha. See announcement attached below. June 26-July 8, 2013Jewish Culture Festival, Krakow, Poland. Course and travel arrangements through Carthage College. See website Project HEARTis the Holocaust Era Asset Restitution Taskforce. The purpose is to help individuals with restitution for property lost during the era of the Shoah. See announcement. Attached files (below): Click on the arrow icon to download. |  D'Var Torah- Rabbi's Torah Study  """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" Congratulations Team BHT for raising the most contributions in this years walk!  How to Find Us 6050 8th Avenue Kenosha, WI 53143
(262) 654-2716 office (262) 654-2799 fax
office@bethhillel.net
When to Light Candles  From the Union for Reform Judaism: Shabbat Blessings for Candles, Wine, and Bread.Recommended Reading for Interfaith Families
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 Our Rabbi Rabbi Dena Feingold Rabbi Dena Feingold received her MAHL from Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion and was ordained there in 1982. In 2007, Rabbi Feingold received her Doctor of Divinity degree commemorating her 25 years in the rabbinate. |
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