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Join us on Saturday, February 7 at 7:00 PM for a beautiful Musical Havdalah service led by Rabbi Stern, followed by uplifting musical entertainment with Ami Rabinowitz. We’ll mark the close of Shabbat together with song, community, and light refreshments. All are welcome — come end Shabbat on a joyful note.
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Join us for Beth Israel Congregation's Annual Latke Party
Sunday, December 14th at 2pm 401 Scott Street, Beth Israel Congregation Hall Enjoy delicious latkes cooked by Charles Kresch and his crew. Bring your menorahs and candles if you'd like! Kids are welcome. If you'd like to contribute a dairy dish for the potluck, please email President Barbara Mark: [email protected]. Hear about our recent and upcoming building renovations, the 120th Celebration, and upcoming Shabbat School (new!). We look forward to celebrating the lights and joy of the season with you! Beth Israel's 120th Celebration - Part 1
Friday, October 24 at 7pm Topic: Beaufort History Panelists: Dr. Lawrence S. Rowland, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History at the University of South Carolina Beaufort (USCB) & Linda Hoffman, Research Secretary, Beaufort County Historical Society Saturday, October 25 at 10am "Where are we now?" with Tair Giudice, CEO of the Charleston Jewish Federation, and Beth Israel Students Cost: FREE RSVP Please: [email protected] Both events take place at Beth Israel Synagogue, 401 Scott Street, Beaufort, SC 29901 Join us for latkes and celebrate Hanukkah with us! 12/29/24, 4pm, 401 Scott Street. RSVPs preferred to [email protected] for headcount. Thanks!
Save the date: Chabad of Greater Hilton Head will host the annual menorah lighting on Thursday Dec. 26 at Waterfront Park.
If you're new to our congregation or a visitor to Beautiful Beaufort, you may find it interesting that we have a Jewish Cemetery. Open to the public by appointment only, it is located at 906 Bladen Street in Beaufort. The Jewish community decided in 1910 to establish their own cemetery. The land was purchased and by 1912, the cemetery was officially established. Beaufort Jews no longer had to be buried in Savannah or Charleston.
Learn more about our Cemetery. The Jewish Historical Society of South Carolina has more information, as well. Want to learn more about who is buried in our Cemetery? Visit here. Interested in helping tend to our beautiful cemetery or interested in making end-of-life plans to be buried there? Contact us. |
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