YOUR JEWISH HOME IN BANGOR
EVERYONE IS WELCOME AT CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL
The oldest, continuously functioning synagogue in Maine
If you’re looking for a welcoming Jewish place of worship in Bangor, Maine, come to Congregation Beth Israel.
Our Jewish learning center and synagogue offers you the opportunity to:
- Build strong relationships with members of the Bangor Jewish community
- Empower others to embrace diversity and fight for social justice
- Improve your Hebrew literacy skills through Jewish group learning
Join us for Shabbat or weekday services to see what Congregation Beth Israel is all about.
Upcoming Events
Our Sunday Minyan is Popping!
Join us at 9am minyan followed by breakfast and a talk on the following topics:
July 12: Why isn’t chicken Parmesan kosher?
Introduction to the Rabbinic Bible
Shabbat Mornings 9:15am. Stay for services!
Rabbi Siemers will give shiur on a selection from the parasha with reference to the classic commentators. Texts will be provided. All are welcome, but Hebrew will be involved!
Special Holocaust Education Program – July 14th @ 7pm
Pleaes join us on Tuesday, July 14th at 7pm at Congregation Beth Israel for an evening with Dr. Alex Kor. As the son of Holocaust survivors Eva and Michael Kor, Dr. Kor continues his family’s commitment to Holocaust education and remembrance. Through personal stories and historical reflection, he will explore the human impact of the Holocaust and the importance of preserving memory for future generations.
This meaningful program is open to the community. We encourage members, families, and friends to attend. This is a JCEA sponsored event, and we also thank the HHRC for bringing Dr. Kor to Maine.
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What we know about the San Diego shooting victims, suspects, possible motive and more
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The police chief described the shooting, which left three people dead, as “every community’s worst nightmare.”
What we know about the 12 burn victims in the midcoast lumber mill fire
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Eight of the firefighters, emergency medical personnel and lumber mill workers who were injured remain hospitalized.
