Temple Beth El Orchestra & Choir is an excellent example of authentic and dynamic Judaism. What began as a small service attended by 25 people has been transformed into an annual community-wide event that attracts hundreds.
Submitted by Jonathan Allentoff
September 18, 2017
27 Elul, 5777
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