| State: | New York |
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| Address: | 480 City Island Ave, The Bronx, NY 10464 |
| Zip code: | 10464 |
| Phone: | (718) 885-3090 |
| Website: | http://yourshulbythesea.org/ |
Wonderful uplifting .musical synagogue Jewish Renewal with really nice people in congregation and exceptional Rabbi David Marcus. All welcome and made to feel welcome. 7:30 Friday night service. YOUR SHUL BY THE SEA. It's a treat.
Discovered this temple when I tried the Monday night kundalini yoga class that an acquaintance highly recommended. Met a few congregants after class and was intrigued by their description of services. Reading the prayer book grabbed my attention further, so I thought I'd give them a try. Upon attending services one Friday night with my daughter, I was hooked. I enjoy the quirky nature of the members, the singing, dancing, the rabbi's talk and beginning the weekend together after services with a delicious oneg.
The phone number for Temple Beth El of City Island is (718) 885-3090.
Temple Beth El of City Island is located at 480 City Island Ave, The Bronx, NY 10464
The website (URL) for Temple Beth El of City Island is: http://yourshulbythesea.org/
Home > Listings > City Island > Temple Beth El of City Island. Affectionately known as "Your Shul by the Sea," Temple Beth-El is an all-inclusive, welcoming and independent (trans-denominational) congregation that has served Jews of all ages and their families for over 80 years.
Located in Bronx, NY, New York Phone: 718-885-3090 Email: paul.klein@att.net. Renewal services on every Friday evening at 7:30pm, Spiritual direction classes given by Rabbi Shohama Wiener and Rabbi David Markus. Prana Yoga classes Mondays 7:30pm. website has complete calendar of events...
This item is a selection from Temple Beth El of City Island silent auction, which will be at our Gala on April 7th. We are very excited to have this...
Temple Beth El of City Island is a proud supporter of full LGBTQ equality and inclusion in Jewish life. We were among the first Jewish congregations in New York to legally solemnize same-sex marriages, and we have a long and proud history of LGBTQ leadership of our community.