Congregation Beth

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industrys standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. Join Us In Wishing A Fond Farewell To The Rubergs On Saturday, June 11th Rabbi Ruberg and Miriam will be... leaving Tidewater at the end of June to join Adina and her family in Ohio. We will be honoring the Rubergs at Shabbat services on Saturday, June 11th, followed by a festive luncheon. Please remember to send in your messages for the Rubergs, to be compiled into a scrapbook that will be given to them as a memento of their time with us at Congregation Beth El. Wed also like to use any photos, past or recent, you may have of the Rubergs as part of the decorations for the Farewell to the Rubergs. These tributes/messages and photos can be emailed to Ronnie Jacobs Cohen at ronnie@bethelnorfolk.com by June 1st. Be sure to RSVP to sandy@bethelnorfolk.com . We are expecting a large crowd and want to be prepared with enough for lunch. Feel free to contact Ronnie at ronnie@bethelnorfolk.com with any questions or ideas. Congregation Beth El, the oldest conservative synagogue in Virginia, is dedicated to the perpetuation of traditional Judaism in the South Hampton Roads area. Beth Els more than 500 member families take pride in its long history and its primary purpose to enable Conservative Judaism to meet the religious, educational and cultural needs of todays Jewish community. The congregation maintains a complete program of activities in keeping with that fundamental purpose. Over the years Beth El has played a leading role in the Tidewater Jewish community as well as in the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, the national association of conservative congregations. The congregation is dedicated to the continuation of this record of service to God and our communityRead More