Welcome to Temple Beth-El Richmond. In-person activities have resumed.
Both Friday and Saturday Shabbat Services are hybrid (In -person at 213 Roseneath Road) , Except for Friday, July 1 which is VIRTUAL ONLY.
May 31, 2022: The Greater Richmond area is now in the red zone. Masks are required for all services until further notice. Please wear a tight-fitting KN95 or similar mask. We encourage you to attend services virtually if possible. We continue to require vaccines for all who are eligible. Thank you for your adherence!
All services can be accessed via Zoom and are live-streamed on YouTube.
ALL Shabbat Services, pre-negs, & Minyan are at the same Zoom link:
https://zoom.us/j/6447146026 Meeting ID: 644 714 6026
DON'T LIKE ZOOM? call in and listen on your phone: (646) 558-8656
There are 2 ways to OBTAIN THE PASSWORD:
1) Check your latest temple email OR
2) Members can log in to their account (upper righthand corner of this screen),
THEN go to this link: https://www.bethelrichmond.org/zoompw#
Not a member? Email one of our staff members with your full name for the password.
Friday Evening Shabbat Service
5:30 pm Zoom Pre-Neg (come early and schmooze!)
6:00 pm Services
Please note there will be no services at Roseneath on June 24 and August 12; instead please join us at the religious school for Shabbat Under the Stars!
Saturday Morning Shabbat Service
9:30 am Zoom Pre-Neg (come early and schmooze!)
10:00 am Services
Sunday Morning Minyan
Every Sunday at 9am on Zoom
Weekday Evening Minyan
Monday through Thursday at 5:45 pm
In-person Minyan offered only on Mondays and Thursdays (Main Sanctuary); Tuesday & Wednesday Minyan are on Zoom only.)
Parsha Study: Every Tuesday at 7pm
Normally we wouldn’t encourage the use of digital technology on shabbat and festivals. But Jewish law has two important concepts relevant to our current circumstances: Pikuah nefesh doheh et ha-Shabbat, saving life takes precedence over Shabbat and holidays, and sha’at ha-dahak, a time of crisis, allowing normal rules to be suspended or altered as circumstances require. As such, we may temporarily do some things that would normally be forbidden so we can celebrate shabbat and holidays with friends and family.
Mon, July 4 2022
5 Tammuz 5782
