Welcome to Beth Hillel Temple
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 115 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, LGBTQIA+ indivuals, interfaith couples, and those exploring or who have found a spiritual home in Judaism.
Beth Hillel is a member of the Union for Reform Judaism. The congregation was founded in 1924/25, and our building was erected in 1927. We are proud to have just completed a project to remodel our building and make it accessible to all.
Important information:
Out of an abundance of caution, we can no longer accept unexpected non-Member visitors to Services and Events. If you wish to join us, please call our office to register. (262-925-6410)
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Spotlight:
• Tuesdays, Nov 29, Dec 6, and Dec 13 [7:00-8:30pm] "A Taste of Judaism" Class. This 3-Session Class will be offered in a multi-access format, both in-person at BHT and online. Offered in conjunction with the Union for Reform Judaism, the class is free and open to the public. For registration, click here.
• Sunday, December 11 [12:00Noon] "Jews on the Periphery: Russian Jewry, A Fifty Year Perspective." With Rabbi Jonathan Porath of Jerusalem. Rabbi Feingold traveled to Russia with Rabbi Porath in 2018. A captivating stoyteller, Rabbi Porath has a new book about his decades of work with the Russian Jewish Community, going back to 1965, and insights on the current situation in Russia and Ukraine. Click here to register and to receive the zoom link. This program is a project of the Jewish Community Legacy Project, Upper Midwest Cohort.
• Sunday, December 18 [11:30-1:30] "Lil Rev" Concert. Lil Rev's "Chanukah Americana"
Tue, November 29 2022
5 Kislev 5783
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