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The multi-service library at B'nai Torah contains books about history, relationships, mystery, and much more all focused on Jewish characters and events.
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Seth Hirsh
January 7, 2020 11:38 am
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I have been member since 1998. I was married there. Both of my kids went to preschool at the B’nai Torah. My son had his Bar Mitzvah in 2016 & in March my daughter will be called to the Torah for her Bat Mitzvah. The temple has been there for our family through good times and rough patches. This is one amazing congregation.
Shaina Yeslow
September 25, 2019 6:59 pm
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My family has been members of B’nai Torah for over 10 years. We were welcomed just as much now as we were then. The Family Time program and Early Childhood Center, MRS religious school program, the Rabbis and all the staff…everything is beyond exceptional. The synagogue is our second home, a place of comfort and belonging, and a place where we feel safe both physically and spiritually. I couldn’t be more proud to call B’nai Torah our family and feel as connected to all that surrounds us there.
Lauren Sher Burack
September 24, 2019 11:06 pm
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B’nai Torah has become a home away from home for my young family. Our kids are thriving in the school and we love the clergy and congregation. We couldn’t imagine establishing our roots anywhere else.
Jerold Budney
September 24, 2019 1:28 pm
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B’nai Torah is a place for spiritual revival. After my mother passed away several years ago, B’nai Torah provided me with the support and consolation I needed to move forward. I remain grateful today for all of the opportunities that it provided to me then, and that it continues to provide others today.
Julie Risisky
September 22, 2019 7:42 pm
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We’ve been members since 1991 and very involved in the day to day life. I’ve been volunteering since I walked in the door.
I serve as volunteer ritual director but I mostly try to be a welcoming person
Our clergy and staff are great.
We have daily egalitarian minyan where all our welcome and free to participate in any way they feel comfortable.
