Welcome To Temple

Beth David!

We first came together in 1975, meeting in a local church, and were practically pioneers in Northern Palm Beach County. In 1983 we had a membership of 150 families, and dedicated our current facility on Hood Road. At that time, we began our Religious School programming, developing a wonderful faculty with a marvelous educational program. We now have a membership of approximately 350 families, with outstanding religious school and preschool programs. We continue to be the only conservative congregation in Northern Palm Beach County.

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Upcoming Events

DAILY MINYAN SERVICES ZOOM SCHEDULE

Monday - Thursday at 6:30pm and Sunday at 9:00am.

CLICK HERE TO JOIN VIA ZOOM

Siddur Sim Shalom Weekday Evening Service pdf

Siddur Sim Shalom Weekday Shacharit Service pdf

SHABBAT SERVICES VIRTUAL SCHEDULE

Fridays at 6:30pm via Zoom CLICK HERE

Saturday mornings at 9:15am via Livestream CLICK HERE

Friday Evening Shabbat Siddur:

Click Here for Lev Shalem Kabbalat Shabbat Siddur in pdf

Saturday Morning Shabbat Siddur:

Click Here for Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat in pdf

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IN-PERSON SHABBAT REGISTRATION LINK

Due to social distancing guidelines, we will be unable to admit anyone who does not register in advance. For the safety of all,

walk-ins cannot be permitted.

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How To Get Involved

LEARN

Learning at Temple Beth David is joyous, relevant and full of meaning. From our youngest members to our youngest at heart, we encourage everyone to ask questions and seek answers together.

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CELEBRATE

Temple Beth David seeks to engage our congregants in joyous Jewish living.

We build enjoyable, meaningful, and long-lasting relationships with each other, with the clergy and with the community around us.

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PRAY

Prayer at Temple Beth David is joyful, musical and inspirational. Led by Rabbi Arberman , Cantor Bensimhon and members of our community, we strive to infuse every service with joy and meaning.

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ACT

Temple Beth David takes seriously our obligation to make the world a better place through tikkun olam (repairing the world.) Our Social Action team, Jewish visitors and others work every day to fulfill that obligation.

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