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WELCOME TO 
TEMPLE BNAI ISRAEL 
THE SATELL CENTER FOR JEWISH LEARNING ON THE EASTERN SHORE 

Shalom! We are excited to welcome you to our warm and inclusive congregation. Founded in 1951, Temple B'nai Israel has worked to unite and meet the needs of the Jewish community on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Our congregation embraces traditional and non traditional families, singles, and interfaith families. Join us as we engage in prayer, learning, community events, and enriching special programming.

Temple B'nai Israel is also proud to be a community center for the region's interfaith and secular communities. For non members, most of our events are open to the public, and our doors are always open to those who are interested in learning more about the Jewish faith.
 
 


 


Upcoming Events


 

  • Saturday Shabbat Service & Kiddush Lunch in honor of the Kohs with Rabbi Fred. Registration is closed

    Saturday Shabbat Service & Kiddush Lunch in honor of the Kohs with Rabbi Fred. Please RSVP Saturday Shabbat Service & Kiddush Lunch in honor of the Kohs with Rabbi Fred. Please RSVP Shabbat, February 22, 2025 @ 10:00 AM

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  • Koh Series - Klezmer Night with the The Seth Kibel Trio

    Koh Series - Klezmer Night with the The Seth Kibel Trio Koh Series - Klezmer Night with the The Seth Kibel Trio Thu, March 6, 2025 @ 07:00 PM

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For general inquiries about the membership process, don't hesitate to contact us by phone (410-822 0553) or email (temple18@bnaiisraeleaston.org)


 





 





 





 





 

 







Rabbi Fred Sherlinder Dobb
Interim Rabbi through June 2025

With charisma, musicality, and spirtuality, Rabbi Fred has been a wonderful addition to our congregation. Fred is father of two, husband, and an avid environmentalist. He has engaged the congragation in wonderful learning opportunities on Eco-Judaism, sharing his wealth of knowledge on the intersection between religion and environmentalism. He is devoted to tikkun olam, his community, shabbatot and festivals. 

Past President of the Washington Board of Rabbis and Chair of Interfaith Power & Light (DC.MD.NoVA), he’s now chair of COEJL, on the boards of NRPE and National IPL.  We are so lucky to have him with us as we search for our next full time clergy. 

Sat, February 22 2025 24 Sh'vat 5785