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and program details
in our weekly update:
Services are held in the Paresky Sanctuary
Saturday, April 19 / Shabbat-Pesah Morning Service, 10:00 am with Rabbi Seth
Friday, April 25 / Shabbat Eve Service
7:00 pm
Wednesday April 23 - 6:30 pm - Yom HaShoah Commemoration
Sunday, April 27 - 4:30 pm - Movie and pizza
ABOUT US:
Areas We Serve
Beth El serves a broad geographic area including southwestern Vermont, northern Berkshire County in Massachusetts, and eastern Rensselaer and Washington counties in New York. Click Contact to see a map of our location.
Affiliation
We are affiliated with Reconstructing Judaism .
Vision Statement
Congregation Beth El is an inclusive and welcoming Jewish community, balancing traditional Jewish core strengths and values with a forward-looking perspective that respects our ever-evolving culture.
Building on an inherited congregational history dating back to 1909, Congregation Beth El looks to its history and roots for inspiration, while forging multiple paths for its members to address and express their Jewish identity.
Programs and activities that appeal to a wide range of congregants, opportunities to socialize with our geographically dispersed membership, and responsible financial stewardship are actions which will carry Congregation Beth El onward through a sustainable and secure second century.


Rabbi Seth Daniel Riemer
Available by appointment Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday.
To arrange a time to meet, please click to contact:
Our Trustees
Our Members
Click to meet some of our members through interviews
and stories lovingly collected by Susan Armstrong.
Our Staff
Susan Armstrong is our Assistant Director, managing facilities, communications,
and day-to-day operations.
Contact Susan: phone 802-442-9645 cbevtoffice@gmail.com.
Toni Roan is our Accountant.
Dennis Rose provides facilities maintenance.
Lance Wang - President
Joan Lister - Vice president
Stu DBoff - Treasurer
Ellie Roden - Secretary
Diana Gradus
Susan Neuman
Stacy Boxer
Al Bashevkin
Amy Morneault
Alice Greenspan
Congregation Beth El is an inclusive community for individuals and families. Our members have followed a wide variety of paths: some were raised Jewish, some are unfamiliar with the synagogue or the liturgy, while others are part of an inter-faith family. All are welcome.
We believe that Judaism requires a community, and it is as part of a community that we can best express and develop our spiritual paths.