Congregation Beth El 5779 High Holiday Information

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1 Congregation Beth El 5779 High Holiday Information High Holiday Information 1

2 5779 High Holiday Information High Holiday Information Information regarding High Holiday Services, tickets, and other important details is included in this mailing. Take a few moments to review it, and feel free to call the office at if you have any questions. Rosh Hashanah begins Sunday evening, September 9. Be sure to return your High Holiday Registration Form as soon as possible. High Holiday Services Congregation Beth El offers four services for congregants and their guests: 1. Main Service in Beth El Bender Sanctuary 2. Main Service at Walt Whitman High School Carrying on traditions that go back many decades at Beth El, there will be two main services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur (just one on the second day of Rosh Hashanah.) These two services are officiated by Rabbi Greg Harris, Rabbi Fabián Werbin, Hazzan Asa Fradkin, and congregants Steve Kuperberg and Josh Dickstein. They bring together families and friends to customary seats for familiar prayers and family memories, powerful spiritual moments, and provocative sermons. Synagogue leaders are honored for their service to the community. The Conservative movement s wonderful High Holiday prayerbook, Mahzor Lev Shalem, is used. Special musical arrangements of the prayers are added each year. 3. Kol Haneshama Rosh Hashanah (first day), Kol Nidre, and Yom Kippur (through the end of Musaf) The Kol Haneshama High Holiday Service is a lay-led, highly participatory service that blends creativity and tradition. The service is a little shorter and emphasizes congregant-led discussion and song. You will hear divrei Torah by Beth El congregants, as well as sermons from Rabbis Harris and Werbin. Marak Hayom, Beth El s teen a capella group, will also participate. The service begins at 10:00 am with the Torah service. The Rabbinical Assembly High Holiday prayerbook, Mahzor Lev Shalem, is provided at all three services listed above. Tickets are required for all services, and ushers or security guards will request that you show your tickets as you enter the building. 4. Beth El Family Services The two services listed below are designed to include both parents and children in the themes of the holidays, exploring Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur through stories, songs, and prayer. Due to space limitations, at least one child in the household must be in the appropriate grade range in order for Family Service tickets to be issued. 3rd 5th grades (younger and older siblings welcome): 10:30 am to 12:00 Noon on Rosh Hashanah (both days) and Yom Kippur. Rabbi Jessica Minnen is returning once again to lead this service, which will be held at Bethesda United Methodist Church (main floor sanctuary), across Old Georgetown Road from Beth El on the first day of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and in the Swoff Chapel at Beth El on second day Rosh Hashanah. K 4th grade (younger and older siblings welcome): 10:30 am to 12:00 Noon on first day Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur at Whitman High School. Elisha Frumkin, Beth El s education director, and Rabbi Max Nissen, our assistant education director, will lead this service. Those participating in the Family Services are welcome to sign up for one of the other services as well if you wish to attend before and/or after the Family Service. Other Children s Services and Babysitting Please see pages 8-9 for a complete listing of services, including those for children not in the Family Services grade ranges described above. Babysitting for children 2-6 years of age is available at Beth El only. Teen Discussions All post- b nai mitzvah youth are encouraged to attend one of the main services listed above. In addition, they are invited to discuss themes of the High Holidays with members of Beth El s Upper School faculty at approximately 11:45 am on both days of Rosh Hashanah and on 2 Congregation Beth El

3 Yom Kippur, as well as Kol Nidre evening, at Beth El, and on the first day of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur at Whitman High School. NEW THIS YEAR! In addition to the regular Rosh Hashanah evening services at 6:30 pm, this year we are introducing Ma ariv and Meditation on the second evening (Monday, September 10). We will have a second chance to look back, look within, and settle ourselves on the path of spiritual renewal. How to Pay Payment Information Payment for all dues, tuition, etc., should be made by check payable to Beth El, unless you are paying through the member portal (see next paragraph). At least the first quarter of the full amount due must be returned with your High Holiday Registration Form in order to receive High Holiday tickets. High Holiday Registration through the Member Portal Congregants are able to pay their dues, tuition, etc., request High Holiday seats, and update their Yizkor book information through the member portal. Make payments on the My Finances tab; check the boxes next to the desired invoices, then click Pay Bills and follow the directions. Links to request High Holiday tickets and Yizkor book information are available on the home page under My Messages. Log in or sign up for the member portal at at members.bethelmc.org. For questions and assistance, contact Tiarra Joslyn at tjoslyn@bethelmc.org. Please join us for this new initiative that provides an alternative to the main evening service and helps us prepare for the year ahead. Tashlich As in the past, Beth El will conduct a Tashlich service on the first day of Rosh Hashanah, Monday, September 10, at 4:00 pm. We will gather on the bridge over the stream behind the Sunrise Senior Living building (formerly Spring House) on Battery Lane. Special Financial Arrangements If you need to make special financial arrangements for dues and/or tuition, please contact our Executive Director, Sheila Bellack, at , extension 306, by Friday, July 7, or July 17-September 15. High Holiday Seats On the Registration Form, please rank your first three choices of service location and enter the total number of tickets needed for members, children 7-25 years of age (as of June 1, 2018), and non-members. Full payment for additional High Holiday tickets must accompany the Registration Form. Accounts must be current before tickets will be mailed. While tickets are for a specific service, there is no reserved seating within each service. Seating is first-come, first-served. Please help us accommodate everyone comfortably and without commotion by not holding seats for family members and/or guests who arrive later. Ushers will fill unoccupied seats as needed. High Holiday Registration Forms will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. In order to maximize the probability of obtaining seats for the service of your choice, please submit the Registration Form, together with the appropriate payment, as soon as possible; tickets will go on sale to non-members after Tuesday, July 31. The form must be fully completed and include payment of any past due balance, at least one quarter of the membership dues, security assessment, building fund, and tuition (if applicable), and full payment of optional organization/activity fees and additional High Holiday tickets. Please order tickets for yourself and immediate family members only if they are attending services. In accordance with our policy, we can provide free tickets to members children who have not reached their 26th birthday before June 1, Tickets for adult children 26 and over, relatives of Beth El families visiting for the High Holidays, and members of the community may be purchased for $200 per adult and $100 per child under 18. Alternatively, those between years of age may join Beth El for $50 (individual) or $100 (couple). High Holiday Information 3

4 Youth and Auxiliary Dues As a convenience, we invite you to include the full payment of youth and/or auxiliary dues on the Registration Form. Families paying dues for Sisterhood/Zhava, Men s Club, or a youth group should also complete the enclosed membership application form(s) and return it to the Beth El office. Yizkor Memorial Book You may memorialize your loved ones by submitting their names on the Yizkor Book form included in this registration packet or on the member portal. Please be sure to print the names clearly. Listings for the Yizkor Memorial Booklet must be received by Tuesday, July 31. Please make be sure your name is on the form. Mercaz We strongly encourage all members to join Mercaz, the Conservative Movement s Zionist organization. Beth El will forward all memberships to the Mercaz office. See the enclosed brochure for more information. Your Seat of Honor This is a wonderful time to remember a loved one or friend in a meaningful way by dedicating a seat in either the Bender Sanctuary ($1,800) or the Swoff Chapel ($1,000). Please see the High Holiday Registration Form included in this mailing to finalize your dedication. High Holiday Volunteers Needed BETH EL HIGH HOLIDAY VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP All members of Congregation Beth El are encouraged to sign up for one or more volunteer spots during the High Holidays. It s a great way to get involved, to meet wonderful people, and to feel part of the Beth El family. Just check the areas that interest you and send the form to Beth El. SHIFTS ARE APPROXIMATELY 1 TO 1-1/2 HOURS NAME: PHONE: USHERING Ushers will be trained as needed. Choose the days you wish to volunteer: Erev Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Rosh Hashanah Day 1 2nd Night Rosh Hashanah Kol Nidre Yom Kippur No preference Finally, check the location at which you d like to usher: FRONT DOORS SMALL CHAPEL DOORS - Kol Haneshama service SANCTUARY NO PREFERENCE Beth El Whitman Family Service at Bethesda United Methodist Church Thank you for your help and support. 4 Congregation Beth El

5 B Yachad - Personal Philanthropy at Beth El B Yachad (Hebrew for Together) is intended to make giving to Beth El both meaningful and simple. The choice of what to support and how you do it is in your hands. Beth El donors may choose to make an annual gift above and beyond dues and school fees early in the year and then direct the allocation of those funds, avoiding most additional solicitations for individual projects. Or, perhaps you are comfortable deciding as you always have, during the year, which programs or services you will financially support. The goal of B Yachad is to honor your choice. We are pleased to be among those who strengthen our congregation by making an Annual Campaign Gift: Annual Gift Amount $ Duration of Gift 3 years 2 years this year Please allocate our gift as follows: $ Adult Learning $ Am Yisrael Chai $ Annual Campaign General Fund (area most needed) $ Beth El Support Foundation (Endowment) $ Caring Community Outreach $ Community Engagement $ Early Childhood $ Family Education $ Gala $ High Holidays & Festivals $ Morning Minyan (breakfast sponsorship) $ Mortgage Reduction $ Ner Tamid* (ongoing synagogue operations) $ Pillars* (offsetting congregant dues and tuition adjustments) $ Program Funds $ Religious School $ Scroll/Website $ Senior Member Services $ Sorkin Teen Israel Trip $ Strategic Reserve Fund $ Tikkun Olam $ Youth Activities *If you supported either Pillars or Ner Tamid in , the amount of your gift will be added to your November 2018 statement and will be included in your B Yachad giving. Name(s) Address Phone (cell) (home) (office) B Yachad Donor Recognition Visionary: $18,000 & up Champion: $10,000 & up Leader: $5,000 & up Cornerstone: $3,600 & up Supporter: $1,800 - $3,599 Friend: $180 - $1,799 High Holiday Information 5

6 Create a Jewish Legacy Legacy giving is the seed to a strong and secure Beth El over time. These gifts will be a foundation that supports a vibrant and innovative congregation well into the future. We are grateful to those congregants who have signed Forms of Intent to leave a legacy gift to Beth El, to those who have confirmed their legacy gifts, and to those whose gifts were received at the end of their lives as part of the Create a Jewish Legacy initiative. Options for how legacy gifts can be directed: Beth El Strategic Reserves Fund Unrestricted or restricted gifts to Beth El Unrestricted or restricted gifts to the Beth El Support Foundation (also known as the Beth El Endowment Funds) For more information, please contact Sheila Bellack at sbellack@bethelmc.org or , ext Declaration of Intent I/We intend to include a legacy gift for Congregation Beth El in my/our estate plan within the next months. I/We have already made a provision in my/our will or estate plan. Bequest Life insurance beneficiary Retirement plan beneficiary Other Name(s) Address Phone (home) (cell) Gift amount (optional): $ or % Privacy Statement Please choose from the following two options: I/We prefer to remain anonymous. To inspire and encourage others to make commitments to Beth El for the future, I/We permit my/our name(s) and images (photographs) to be included in materials. My/Our name should appear as follows: Print name(s) here Signature Date This declaration of intent is not a legal obligation and may be changed at your discretion. Your last will and testament is your final teaching. What do you want to say? 6 Congregation Beth El Rabbi Mordechai Liebling

7 Beth El Men s Club The Beth El Men s Club s goal is to give men and their families meaningful ways to participate in the Beth El community through a range of programs designed to foster spirituality, community, and social action. Join us most Sundays at 10:00 am for the Breakfast Speaker Series with guest speakers and a breakfast nosh; or the first Thursday evening of each month for the Hearing Men s Voices discussion group. We also sponsor a number of events throughout the year. Look for Facebook posts and other notices about activities such as: Purim Carnival Yellow Candle/Yom HaShoah Observance Mitzvah Day Projects Annual Fishing Trip on the Chesapeake Bay Political Forums The Men s Club continues its initiative to promote activism by younger men, including a range of family programs: Beth El Softball Team Outdoor Family Havdalah Service Family Volunteering at Manna Food Bank: a great way to get your children involved in community service/tikkun olam and receive SSL hours! Summer Family Hikes in Great Falls Beth El Family Night at Bethesda Big Train Baseball The ever-popular Jews & Brews, where Rabbi Harris leads spiritual/spirited discussions at a local bar or congregant s home. Please join us for an event and support Men s Club by attending or sponsoring a Sunday morning breakfast. SEE PAGE 13 FOR BETH EL MEN S CLUB FORM Membership Questions? Please contact Jeff Spector at rjspector@rcn.com. To sponsor a breakfast, contact Howard Feibus at howard@higher9senergy.com. Dynamic, engaging, and relevant to the lives of Beth El women and our community. Sisterhood and Zhava provide women with social, educational, religious, and social action involvement to support personal growth and Jewish connections to the congregation and community. Join Us, Join In! Fill out the Sisterhood or Zhava form on page 13 and take part in our rich offerings of activities and programs. SISTERHOOD/ZHAVA: SUPPORTING CONNECTIONS FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES AND INTERESTS. Community Shabbat Kiddushim 30 Minutes and a Smile New Beth El Cookbook Kesher Nashim Gift Shop and Invitations Couples Nights Mah Jongg Shiva Meals Shelter Meals It is hard to see a silver lining in a cancer diagnosis, but the special bonds that I now share with the women of Kesher Nashim enrich my life in many wonderful ways. Kesher Nashim was there for me during one of the most challenging times of my life. I am truly grateful. Mitzvah Day and Good Deeds Day Projects Food, Clothing, and Toiletry Collections Beth El Sisterhood/Zhava Personal Growth Rosh Chodesh Study Group Torah Study Speakers Book Group Crafts Workshops Zhava Knitters/Crafters Jewish Involvement Sisterhood Shabbat Women s Seder Challah Baking Hamantaschen Baking Sukkah Program Tallit Workshop Torah Fund The Rosh Chodesh Study Group meets once a month for a come-when-you-can, noexperience necessary chance to learn with other women. We also laugh a lot! It is amazing to see how many women are able to read Torah and Haftarah and lead parts of the Shabbat morning service! Sisterhood Shabbat, with the participation of Sisterhood and Zhava members, is always an inspiration. SEE PAGE 13 FOR BETH EL SISTERHOOD/ ZHAVA FORM Membership questions?. For Sisterhood: Contact Linda Fassberg at flugerfassberg@ verizon.net. For Zhava: Contact Kristin Rosner at Kristin_rosner@ yahoo.com or Amy Forseter at amyforseter@yahoo.com. Visit the Sisterhood/Zhava pages on the Beth El website at bethelmc.org/sisterhood for the membership form, calendars, and links to Sisterhood/Zhava programs. High Holiday Information 7

8 5779 High Holiday BETH EL MAIN SERVICE BETH EL KOL HANESHAMA SERVICE WHITMAN MAIN SERVICE FAMILY SERVICE (For families with children in 3rd-5th grade) Erev Rosh Hashanah Sunday, September 9 Festival Evening Service Rabbi Harris and Rabbi Werbin Hazzan Fradkin and Steve Kuperberg 6:30 pm With Main Service Service only at Beth El Rosh Hashanah - Day 1 Monday, September 10 Festival Morning Service Rabbi Werbin and Steve Kuperberg 9:00 am Service begins at 10:00 am Rabbi Harris and Hazzan Fradkin 9:00 am Rabbi Minnen at Bethesda United Methodist Church 10:30 am-noon Rosh Hashanah - Day 2 Monday, September 10 Festival Evening Service Rabbi Harris and Rabbi Werbin Steve Kuperberg 6:30 pm With Main Service Service only at Beth El Rosh Hashanah - Day 2 Monday, September 10 NEW! Ma ariv and Meditation Hazzan Fradkin 6:30 pm Service only at Beth El Rosh Hashanah - Day 2 Tuesday, September 11 Festival Morning Service Rabbi Harris and Rabbi Werbin Hazzan Fradkin and Steve Kuperberg 9:00 am With Main Service Service only at Beth El Rabbi Minnen Swoff Chapel 10:30 am-noon Kol Nidre Tuesday, September 18 Rabbi Harris and Hazzan Fradkin 6:30 pm Complete Kol Nidre Service 6:30 pm Rabbi Werbin and Josh Dickstein 6:30 pm Yom Kippur Wednesday, Sept. 19 Morning Service 9:00 am Torah Reading 10:00 am Sermon/Yizkor/Musaf 11:30 am Meditation 2:00 pm (Beth El only) High Holiday Seminar 4:00 pm Mincha 5:15 pm Neilah 6:15 pm Conclusion of Fast/ Shofar 7:45 pm Rabbi Harris and Hazzan Fradkin 10:00 am Service concludes with Musaf and Yizkor Rabbi Werbin and Josh Dickstein Rabbi Minnen at Bethesda United Methodist Church 10:30 am-noon 8 Congregation Beth El

9 Service Schedule FAMILY SERVICE (For families with children in K-4th grade) Elisha Frumkin at Whitman High Shcool 10:30 am-noon TEEN DISCUSSION Approximately 11:45 am at Beth El and Whitman Approximately 11:45 am at Beth El only SCHEDULE OF NITZANIM AND CHILDREN S SERVICES Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Monday, September 10 Nitzanim Family Service (birth-6 years old) Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Monday, September 10 Children s Services Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Tuesday, September 11 Nitzanim Family Service (birth-6 years old) Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Tuesday, September 11 Children s Services Yom Kippur Wednesday, September 19 Nitzanim Family Service (birth-6 years old) Yom Kippur Wednesday, September 19 Children s Services Beth El Multi-Purpose Room 9:45 am or 11:00 am K-2nd grades: Bethesda United Methodist Church (downstairs) 6th & 7th grades: Beth El Library 10:30 am Noon Multi-Purpose Room 10:30 am K-5th grades: Beth El Swoff Chapel 6th & 7th grades: Beth El Library 10:30 am Noon Multi-Purpose Room 9:45 am or 11:00 am K-2nd grades: Bethesda United Methodist Church (downstairs) 6th & 7th grades: Beth El Library 10:30 am Noon Whitman Cafeteria 10:30 am 5th-7th Grade Youth Service: Rooms :30 am Noon Service only at Beth El Service only at Beth El Cafeteria 10:30 am 5th-7th Grade Youth Service: Rooms :30 am Noon Rabbi Max Nissen at Whitman High Shcool 10:30 am-noon Approximately 7:00 pm at Beth El only Approximately 11:45 am at Beth El and Whitman Families attending one of the Family Services listed on the chart to the left are also welcome to attend, once those services conclude at 12:00 Noon, either the Beth El Main Service or the Whitman Main Service. Please indicate this request on your High Holiday Registration Form. High Holiday Information 9

10 Live Jewish, Play Jewish! Youth Groups at Beth El Beth El Youth Groups offer a warm, welcoming, and inclusive experience for kids in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Our goal is to provide a fun atmosphere where our youth feel at home, make friends, and explore their Judaism through informal social and educational experiences. Fun social activities, Israel-themed events, social action projects, and sports leagues are just some of the activities our department has to offer. Through our inclusive programs, our youth have the opportunity to build a strong Jewish identity and learn valuable social and leadership skills, as well as gain selfconfidence and a positive self-image. Joining a Beth El Youth Group ensures that you will receive all mailings, phone calls, and discounts for youth group activities, and be able to participate in regional and international programs. How to Join? 1. Read the information below and choose the appropri ate youth group(s). 2. Complete the Youth Department Application Form on page 11 and return with your High Holiday Registration Form. Bonim Youth Group Grades K, 1, & 2 Dues $24 Machar Youth Group Grades 3, 4, & 5 Dues $30 Kadima Youth Group Grades 6 & 7 Dues $40 USY Youth Group Grades 8, 9, 10, 11, & 12 Dues $50 BBYO Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12 Dues $75 10 Congregation Beth El

11 Forms BETH EL YOUTH DEPARTMENT MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Please complete both sides of this application and return it, along with a check for the appropriate youth dues, to Congregation Beth El, 8215 Old Georgetown Road, Bethesda, MD Children covered by this application 1. Name: Grade: Program: 2. Name: Grade: Program: 3. Name: Grade: Program: 4. Name: Grade: Program: Names and phone numbers of Jewish friends not from Beth El who may be interested in joining our Youth Group: Parents Names: Address: Parents Phone (H) Phone (C) Child s Cell Phone (6th-12th Grade Only): Emergency Contact Number (cell phone): Second Emergency Contact Person: Phone Number: Does your child have any allergies or physical conditions that require special medication? Yes No If yes, please explain... Are your child s activities to be restricted in any way? Yes No If yes, please explain... Do you consent to your child being driven by parent volunteers? Yes No Do you consent to your child being driven by a professional bus/van service? Yes No Photos are sometimes taken of youth participating in activities. Do you consent to your child s photo being used for publicity purposes? Yes No Insurance Company Name: ID#: In the event I cannot be reached in an emergency, I give permission for a physician to hospitalize, secure treatment for, and order injections, anesthesia, or surgery for my child. Furthermore, in consideration of the involvement of my child in activities sponsored by the Youth Depart ment of Congregation Beth El, I release Congregation Beth El from all liabilities as a result of any injury which might result from my child s participation in such activities or in transit to or from such activities. I agree that the supervising employee or volunteer from Congregation Beth El retains the authority to refuse participation of my child should he/she engage in inappropriate behavior or refuse to follow instructions of the supervisor of the activity. Parent or Guardian Signature Date For more information on youth programming, please contact Tali Moscowitz, Beth El s Assistant Director for Experiential Education, at tmoscowitz@bethelmc.org. High Holiday Information 11

12 Picture Yourself at Beth El! HOLOCAUST TORAH SCROLL DEDICATION MITZVAH DAY MEN S CLUB WORLD WIDE WRAP SISTERHOOD TALLIT WORKSHOP LATKE-HAMANTASCH DEBATE HAZZAN FRADKIN S INSTALLATION 12 Congregation Beth El

13 Forms PLEASE JOIN THE MEN S CLUB (MC) OF CONGREGATION BETH EL! Name Address Phone (H) Phone (W) Please complete the form by checking the appropriate boxes. Members in will find the $36 membership dues included on the High Holiday registration form. Please Check Membership Status: I was a Men s Club member last year and wish to continue as a member. I was not a Men s Club member last year and wish to join the Men s Club this year. I am a new member of Beth El (joined after March 1, 2018) and wish to have a one-year free membership in the Men s Club. Please Check Method of Payment: The $36 Men s Club dues are included with my Beth El fees on the High Holiday Registration Form. A check for the $36 dues (payable to Congregation Beth El) is attached to this form since payment was not included with the High Holiday registration form. I joined Beth El after March 1, 2018, and will accept a one-year free membership in Men s Club Return this form with your High Holiday registration or send to the Beth El office. SISTERHOOD/ZHAVA OF BETH EL Name Address Phone (H) Phone (cell/work) Continuing Members: Members in will find the $36 membership dues already included on the Sisterhood/Zhava line of the High Holiday Registration Form. New members can write $36 on the Sisterhood/Zhava line of the Registration Form or include a separate check. Please Check Membership Status: I was a Sisterhood/Zhava member last year and wish to continue as a member. I was not a member of either group last year and wish to join Sisterhood/Zhava this year. (Please circle one.) I am a new member of Beth El (joined after March 1, 2018) and wish to have a one-year free membership in Sis terhood/zhava (Please circle one.) Please Check Method of Payment: The $36 Sisterhood/Zhava dues are included with my Beth El fees on the High Holiday Registration Form. A check for the $36 dues (payable to Congregation Beth El Sisterhood) is attached to this form since pay ment is not included with the High Holiday registration form. I joined Beth El after March 1, 2018, and will accept a one-year free membership in Sisterhood/Zhava. (Circle one.) Return this form with your High Holiday registration or send to the Beth El office. High Holiday Information 13

14 Picture Yourself at Beth El! RESTAURANT IN THE LIBRARY BEPS TREE PLANTING FOR TU B SHEVAT BIT O MEGILLAH GOOD DEEDS DAY KNITTING PROJECT RELIGIOUS SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAM LOBBY WARMING INTERFAITH COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT ISRAELI DANCING ON YOM HA ATZMAUT 14 Congregation Beth El

15 Best Wishes for a Happy, Healthy, and Peaceful New Year! REMINDER: HIGH HOLIDAY REGISTRATION FORM AND YIZKOR BOOK FORM ARE DUE TUESDAY, JULY 31, High Holiday Information 15

16 CONGREGATION BETH EL THEME OF THE YEAR Congregation Beth El of Montgomery County 8215 Old Georgetown Road, Bethesda, Maryland Greg Harris Head Rabbi Fabián Werbin Associate Rabbi Asa Fradkin Hazzan