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A BIT ABOUT US
The Akron Jewish community has a rich history of involvement in the community from its members. We are a sacred community dedicated to growing Jewishly. We seek to provide a wide range of spiritual, cultural, social, and lifelong learning experiences to all who are looking for a vibrant and inclusive Jewish community.
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about Beth El
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A note about Isolation
For some of us, being asked to quarantine, or self-isolate is a scary, anxious, or depressing thought. If you are feeling lonely,please reach out by email or phone.
The Beth El Caring Committee
Interested in volunteering for, or are in you in need of services from the Beth El Caring Committee?
Please contact us at:
bethelcares750@gmail.com
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Meet rabbi Lipton
Beth El Congregation is thrilled to welcome Rabbi Jeremy Lipton as its new spiritual leader.
Rabbi Jeremy Lipton has more than 25 years of experience as a Rabbi, Hazzan, educator and Jewish community leader in Conservative congregations in Los Angeles, San Antonio, and Toulouse, France. During his recent tenure in Minneapolis, he served as the Head of School for Talmud Torah, a community-wide Jewish school. Rabbi Lipton is excited about this new chapter in his life. He especially looks forward to becoming “immersed in a tight-knit Jewish community, where clergy have the opportunity to really get to know their members on a personal, interactive level, allowing them to be engaged in every aspect of their lives.”
Rabbi Lipton received his rabbinic ordination from the Academy of Jewish Religion in Yonkers, New York. He received his cantorial commission from the Cantors Assembly of the Jewish Theological Seminary. Rabbi Lipton also holds a master’s degree in Jewish
studies, as well as both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in music. Rabbi Lipton‘s wife Kay is a Musicologist. They have two sons – Jonathan, who lives in Los Angeles, and Adam, who lives in Austin, Texas.
UPCOMING
Sh'mini Atzeret / Yizkor
Tuesday, September 28th ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9:15am
Erev Simchat Torah
Wedesday, September 29th ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9:15am
Chanukkah Party
Sunday December 5th
time TBA
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