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Temple B’nai Israel

Community Interfaith Thanksgiving Service

2019 Member Appreciation Luncheon

Dedication Weekend Rabbi & Jason McKinney

Rabbi Hyman & Religious School Menorah Lighting

Religious School Hanukah Party

Welcome!

Rabbi and Shofar

Simchat Torah

Religious School

Dedication Weekend

29 Nov

Judaism 101 Class

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
30 Nov

Mahjong

10:00 am - 11:00 am

Next dates: 07 Dec | 14 Dec | 21 Dec |
30 Nov

Torah Class in Person & via Zoom

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
02 Dec

Challah Bake

9:30 am - 10:30 am
02 Dec

Canasta

12:00 pm - 3:30 pm

Next dates: 16 Dec | 30 Dec | 13 Jan |
03 Dec

Shabbat/Birthday Service in Person & via Zoom

10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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The Home of Temple B’nai Israel

Welcome to Temple B’nai Israel, the Satell Center for Jewish Life on the Eastern Shore. Visit to meet us and enjoy our activities. We have occupied our new home since June, 2018, and it has more than fulfilled our expectations. It is so much more than a space for religious services. Our Temple is home to a variety of activities, including religious school and adult education, special lectures with guest speakers, a book club, a variety of social activities, films, music, and a meeting place for community activities. We welcome interfaith couples and support an active, visible presence on the Mid-Shore.

Rabbi Peter Hyman has been with the congregation since 2008, our first full time Rabbi. He has had a major impact in making B’nai Israel a central part of the inter-faith community.

We look forward to greeting you with the warm welcome of an intimate, friendly and easily approachable congregation. Join us and share your ideas and energy and become part of our growth on the Eastern Shore.

From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

Affirming and Loving Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Grandchildren

Affirming and Loving Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Grandchildren jemerman November 22, 2022

Racial Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion

female and male symbol combined and written with chalk

The Union for Reform Judaism, Jewish Grandparents Network, and Keshet are collaborating on a series of conversations to support grandparents and other loving adults who are interested in providing affirming spaces for gender expansive, non-binary, and transgender young people. These sessions provide grandparents with foundational knowledge, shared language, and inclusive practices.

The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem Looks at Israel’s Sephardi Roots

The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem Looks at Israel’s Sephardi Roots jemerman November 15, 2022

Israeli Arts and Culture

the cast of The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem on Netflix

American audiences may be unaware of the remarkable new series, The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem, which debuted on Netflix earlier this year. This award-winning TV show follows in the footsteps of other acclaimed Israeli exports like Shtisel and Fauda.

Native American Heritage Month: Continued Support for the Indigenous Population is a Necessity

Native American Heritage Month: Continued Support for the Indigenous Population is a Necessity jemerman November 15, 2022

Native American issues

an image of a teepee in front of the Washington monument in Washington DC

In November, we celebrate Native American Heritage Month. Unfortunately, much of North America is just beginning to recognize the contributions of Indigenous peoples.

Interview with Beejhy Barhany, Owner of Tsion Café in Harlem

Interview with Beejhy Barhany, Owner of Tsion Café in Harlem jemerman November 8, 2022

Jewish Life Around the World

Beejhy Barhany, the chef and owner of an eclectic Ethiopian restaurant in Harlem, New York, Tsion Café

Beejhy Barhany (she/her) is an entrepreneur and activist who was born in Ethiopia, raised in Israel, and currently resides in New York. Today, she is the chef and owner of an eclectic Ethiopian restaurant in Harlem, New York, Tsion Café, that incorporates cuisine from the many places that have influenced her journey.