Beth Hillel Temple - Programming

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Programming

Programs for Youth

Beth Hillel Temple and Beth Israel Sinai Temple in Racine operate Bet Shalom, a joint Sunday school with classes from preschool through confirmation. The children meet for one semester at each synagogue during the school year. Beth Hillel has its own Hebrew School and offers B'nai Mitzvah tutoring, taught by the rabbi. Monthly family services are designed especially for youth, including a story in lieu of a sermon, Religious school classes frequently participate on the bima. Usually these services are preceded by a pot-luck dinner. There is a youth group whose members have the opportunity to attend conclaves and conventions. The temple also offers summer camp scholarships and special programs for Temple youths.

Volunteer Connection

Beth Hillel Temple relies on the efforts of its members who volunteer to serve. Below is a list of the various committees that our members work on to make the temple the success it is.

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Y Adult Education Committee

Y Building Committee

2009 Building Committe Annual Report

Y Financial Management Committee

Y Fundraising Committee

Y Membership Committee

Membership Report 2009

Y Mensch Committee

Mensh Annual Report 2008-2009

Y Personnel Committee

Y Ritual Committee

Ritual Committee Annual Report 2009

Y Social Action Committee

Social Action Annual Report 2009

Y Volunteer Committee

Volunteer Team Annual Report 2009

Y KRAFTY Committee

Programs for Adults

The need to learn and grow as a Jew never ends. Beth Hillel Temple offers many educational and social opportunities. For example:

Y Adult Hebrew

Y Adult B'nai Mitzvah

Y Torah/Talmud study

Y Basic Judaism

Y Conversion classes

Lectures and discussion groups are part of the regular annual program cycle and include:

Y Chemerow Education & Cultural Series

Y Interfaith/intermarriage discussions

Y Women's Book Club

Y Parent programming during religious school hours

On the social side is an annual picnic, "Lunch in the Sukkah,” and progreesive dinners, to name a few. An Oneg Shabbat follows all but the monthly early Kabbalat Shabbat Service.

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