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Welcome to Our Family Photo Album.
Captured Moments in Our Congregational Life
Enjoy a look through our pages. To view larger images just click on a small picture with your mouse. You can then navigate through the large pictures or return to the thumbnail images.
For Pictures of the Progress on our New Building link to the Building Album.
| Temple Beth Elohim Photo Album 2005-2006 |
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| Shabbat Across America, March 3, 2006 Enjoying Shabbat Together With Family and Friends |
Reading the Megillah at the Purim Carnival |
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| Costumes, Games and Prizes at the Purim Carnival |
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| Costumes, Games and Prizes at the Purim Carnival |
The Putnam County Sheriff's Department conducts Child Safety Day at the Carnival. |
Costumes, Games and Prizes at the Purim Carnival |
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| Costumes, Games and Prizes at the Purim Carnival |
On the site of our new Bimah |
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| On Thursday, March 16, 2006, a service was held as old and damaged prayerbooks were buried under what will be the bimah of our new sanctuary. |
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| A genizah, Hebrew for "hiding place," is a depository for sacred Hebrew books that are no longer usable. Since they cannot be thrown out because they contain God's name, these documents are put in a genizah. |
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| Genizot are usually found in the attic or basement of a synagogue, but can also be in walls or buried underground. https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/Genizah.html |
Our new Sanctuary |
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| Our new Sanctuary |
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