Rabbi Jonathan Kraus,
Cantor Geoffrey Fine,
Director of Education Candice Wesson,
Rabbi Emeritus Earl Grollman
President Jill Tapper
Beth El is a
Reform congregation of over 400 memberships, affiliated with the
Union for Reform Judaism,
and the
Synagogue Council of Massachusetts.
Beth El Temple Center is located in Belmont,
Massachusetts. Belmont
is a small town
of about 5 square miles sandwiched
between
Cambridge,
Watertown,
Waltham,
Lexington, and Arlington. It's very convenient to
Boston and the academic institutions in
Cambridge. The greater Boston area, of which Belmont is a part, has
a vibrant
Jewish community.
Beth El welcomes interfaith families. Beth El is fully egalitarian. Beth El welcomes gay and lesbian Jews.
Beth El is at Two Concord Ave., right smack on the Belmont/Cambridge
border at the corner of Concord Ave. and
Blanchard Rd (with a traffic light).
A
street map of the area
is available for viewing.
(Driving note: when coming towards the shul down Concord
Ave. from Cambridge, the street numbers
on Concord Avenue climb up into the 700's and beyond as one approaches
the Synagogue. Once the Belmont border is crossed, the numbering starts over at 1.)
Give us a visit if you're ever in the area.
For more information, be sure to click on
Our Congregation in the menu.
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