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WELCOME TO BETH HILLEL TEMPLE IN KENOSHA, WI

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.

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Meaningful services, innovative programming and quality education are offered for all ages. The size of our small but growing membership of over 130 families enables us to have rich intergenerational experiences, involved members and a community that feels like an extended family.

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We welcome all who wish to celebrate Jewish life: families, singles and couples, LGBTQIA+ individuals, interfaith couples and those exploring or who have found a spiritual home in Judaism.

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Join us at our weekly services in-person, or watch from the comfort of your home. Shabbat and holiday services are livestreamed to Beth Hillel members and friends on a regular basis.

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To honor Rabbi Feingold's upcoming retirement in June of 2024, and to celebrate her legacy, we invite you to donate to the Rabbi Dena Feingold Spiritual Legacy Fund and to place an ad in the Tribute Book.

Honor Rabbi Dena Feingold With Your Gift

Legacy Fund

Tribute Book

Israel Emergency Campaign

Links to Donate

Please join Beth Hillel Temple's Leadership Council and Rabbinic Search Committee in welcoming Rabbi Bonnie Margulis as Interim Rabbi, beginning July 1, 2024!

To read the latest update on the Interim Rabbinic Search and our transition, click here!

Calendar

Featured Events

Tue Apr. 23

6:00pm

Community Passover Seder Dinner

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Join us for our community Passover seder dinner! Contact the Temple office for more information and to RSVP to attend.

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Thur May 2

12:00pm

Lunch and Learn: Cyber Security

Join us as Officer John Wenberg gives us helpful information to stay safe online from scams and cyber security. Contact the Temple office to register.

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Mon May 6

6:30pm

Holocaust Remembrance Service

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The service takes place on Yom HaShoah and will be at Indian Trail High School This year. Contact the Temple office for more details.

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Sun May 19

1:00pm

The National Library of Israel: Crossroads and Connections

Dr. Raquel Ukeles, Head of Collections at the National Library of Israel, will lead a Zoom tour of wonderful pieces from their collection. Click below for more information.

Click Here for Info

Sat June 22

Evening

Rabbi Feingold Retirement Gala

Save the Date!

Celebration will be held at UW-Parkside in Kenosha, WI.

Contact Legacy email below for more details.

Email for Info

Fri June 28

5:45pm

Rabbi Dena Feingold's Final Shabbat Services at Beth Hillel Temple

All are welcome to join in worship as Rabbi Dena Feingold leads her final service at Beth Hillel Temple. A special Oneg reception to follow.

Advanced registration is required.

Click Here to Register

Year of 2024

All Year Long

Voter Registration for 2024

Are you registered to vote in the upcoming primaries and Presidential election this year? Remain active in our communities by making sure you are!

The Partisan Primary is on August 13 and the General Election is on November 5.

Learn more.

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Upcoming Service Schedule

Schedule

Friday, April 19

6:30pm - BSBH Family Kabbalat Shabbat Services

Saturday, April 20

9:15am - Torah Study

Friday, April 26

6:30pm - Shabbat Services

Friday, May 3

6:30pm - Kabbalat Shabbat Services

Saturday, May 4

9:15am - Torah Study

10:30am - Learner's Minyan

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Shabbat Services

Facebook Live or YouTube

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The legacy of this congregation is ours; all of ours. We inherited this congregation from the generations of members before us. It now belongs to us, and it is in our hands to pass on, l’dor vador, to the next generation.

— Rabbi Dena Feingold