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ðïļ Bonus Episode: Beth El Israel Trip Recap
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This week, Jill Suffel and Cantor Emily Ellentuck are back with a special treat: a bonus episode featuring two incredible guests, Hailey and Jenna, fresh off the recent Beth El Israel trip they experienced alongside our fearless chaperones, Emily and Jill.
Together, they dive into âĶ
Havdalah Happy Hour (March 14, 2026)
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This weekâs episode of Havdalah Happy Hour is pure community joy as Ben Kreshtool, Jill Suffel, and Cantor Emily Ellentuck relive the magic of Beth Elâs Got Talent. Who knew our community could sing, laugh, play instruments, and showcase so many hidden talents? It was unforgettableâĶ
The Israel Connection: A Lifelong Zionist - Ben Kreshtool
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In this episode, Esti Zenati sits down with Beth Elâs Ritual Director, Ben Kreshtool, to explore a lifelong journey of Zionist identity rooted in family history and his grandmotherâs legacy as a Holocaust survivor. Ben recounts the "electrifying" experience of his first trip to theâĶ
Cantor Melanie Blatt Schuster interviews Joe Buchanan
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Joe Buchanan sat down with Cantor âMelanie Blatt Schuster for a deepâdive into his brandânew album Heaven and Earthâ15 tracks of original Jewish country music straight from the heart.They talked about the stories behind the songs (including the superâpersonal âMy Belovedâ and âGoodâĶ
05-17-26 Dr Joshua Rohde, Music Director of RI Civic Choral & Orchestra - Conducting Conversations
The RI Civic Choral and Orchestra is the subject of this week's program with Dr. Joshua Rohde, Music Director. We talk about their upcoming concert and listen to some of the music being presented on Sunday May 31st, Temple Beth El in Providence at 3 PM. For more information you can call 401-521-567âĶ
Rabbi Steven Schwartz's Shabbat Sermon (May 30, 2026)
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In his final sermon as Senior Rabbi of Beth El Congregation, Rabbi Steven Schwartz reflects on the relationships and memories that have shaped his rabbinate, and the profound journey of our congregation.Â
 And for those who may be wonderingâthere is no need to say goodbye. While RaâĶ
Celebrating Women in Jewish Leadership. Rabbi Schwartz's Shabbat Sermon (9/5/26)
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Women have always played an essential role in shaping Jewish lifeâand today, their leadership, vision, and voices continue to strengthen Jewish communities in profound ways.
In his Shabbat sermon, Rabbi Steven Schwartz reflected on the role of women in the Jewish community, both brâĶ
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year Holiday.
Image: Photograph of a traditional Jew sounding the shofar during the 1930s. A shofar is a ram's horn used as a trumpet to warn of danger or to announce an assembly.
This recorded message was played on the John DeMasi program, Talk with a Purpose on Saturday, September 12, 2026 instead of the reguâĶ
Râ Ephraim Zalman Margoliesâ Mateh Ephraim: Chumros during the Aseres Yemei Teshuvah, & Chumros in General
This was sponsored and took place at the Young Israel Beth El of Borough Park, September 17, 2026.
Unveiling Destiny: The Josiah Principle
Welcome to Faith in Focus. Today, we explore "The Book of Mysteries" by Jonathan Cahn, focusing on "The Josiah Principle." Join us as we uncover the story of King Josiah, a righteous leader who unknowingly fulfilled a prophecy by simply following God's will.
Josiah, one of the most righteous kingsâĶ
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