Central Synagogue – Beth Emeth is a dynamic congregation, committed to the philosophy of Progressive Judaism. We welcome people of all ages and stages and work to make Judaism and our synagogue accessible to those who have special needs and/or disabilities. We include all persons who are willing to commit to the integration of community, worship, study, acts of loving kindness
(gemilut hasadim), and repair of the world (tikkun olam).
We pursue this with joy and punctuate our communal activities with laughter.
Come explore our CSBE community and learn about all of our exciting opportunities.
Get to know us!
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Friday nights at temple have never looked so good! Join us each week for Erev Shabbat services along with an alternative program. Whichever you choose, coming to Central – Beth Emeth on Friday evenings will nourish your soul and enliven your spirits. More Info . . .
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The Jewish Experience educational program offers educational opportunities for students from kindergarten through the twelfth grade. More Info . . .
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Our highly acclaimed Jacob’s Ladder Early Childhood Center has many programs – from Mommy & Me to Preschool – to nurture your little ones and help them grow! More Info . . .
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Offered to students of all ages, shapes, sizes and abilities, the Tree of Life Yoga program is open to congregational members AND non-members. More Info . .
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Our community is actively involved with coordinating the efforts of the congregation’s activities toward fulfilling the mitzvot of tikkun olam(repairing the world). More Info . . .
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Music is an integral part of the worship experience at Central Synagogue – Beth Emeth . Click here to listen to the prayers and songs that we use regularly in our services. More Info . . .
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Take a look at different events, occasions, and ‘happenings’ here at our synagogue: our Mitzvah Day celebrations, Tikkun Olam, simchas and special occasions! More Info . . .
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Read more about what’s going on in our synagogue and community. More Info . . .
A Wedding for CSBE
On December 16th, 2017 CSBE celebrated the start of a new beginning.
View photos and video of this exciting evening here.
Rabbis' Corner
Adult B’nai Mitzvah Class Begins January 17- Rabbi Marc A. Gruber
What Does Liberal Judaism Mean? – Rabbi Elliot Skiddell
Three Days A Year – Rabbi Marc A. Gruberhree Days A Year – Rabbi Marc A. Gruber
Discovering the Holidayss – Rabbi Elliot Skiddell
Sliding on A Hill- Rabbi Marc A. Gruber
As Summer Comes to a Close – Rabbi Elliot Skiddell
What is the Secret to Forgiving Your Enemy from Newsday’s Asking the Clergy ( Click Here)
