Temple Beth El

83 Chestnut Street, Oneonta, NY 13820

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Welcome to Temple Beth El, a warm and welcoming synagogue located at 83 Chestnut Street in the heart of Oneonta, New York. As a vibrant center of Jewish life and worship, Temple Beth El is dedicated to fostering a strong sense of community and spirituality among its members and visitors.

At Temple Beth El, we offer a wide range of religious services, educational programs, and cultural events designed to engage individuals of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you are seeking a place for prayer, learning, or connection, our synagogue provides a supportive environment where you can explore and deepen your Jewish faith and heritage.

Join us for Shabbat services, holiday celebrations, and various community gatherings throughout the year. Our synagogue is committed to inclusivity and welcomes everyone, from lifelong practitioners to those new to Judaism, to participate in our vibrant and diverse community.

We invite you to visit Temple Beth El and experience the warmth and hospitality that define our congregation. Discover a place where tradition meets contemporary practice, and where every voice is valued and heard. For more information about our services and upcoming events, please feel free to contact us or explore our website further.

Temple Beth El – A place of worship, learning, and community in Oneonta, New York.

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83 Chestnut Street, Oneonta, New York 13820, United States

607-432-5522

templebetheloneonta.org

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Bri Finch:

"So I was asked to help a friend that’s incarcerated to reach out this this church so he could learn more about Converting to Jewish and they couldn’t be bothered to even offer reading stuff or anything for him to learn more. They were VERY unwelcoming and rude. I have never seen such a church like this and maybe it’s because he’s incarcerated but he’s In need of hope and something more of his life and they couldn’t nor wouldn’t even bother with him. It’s sad and sickening. Obviously if someone is reaching out for a religion they are in need of hope and they did NOT give him that! If I could send the screen shot of there email I will share it on there photos!"

almost 5 years ago

Catherine Benner:

"I love love love the Twelve Tribes!! They are always so kind and polite to EVERYONE, including myself. Dinner here on Friday nights is so good, and I just LOVE these people in general. They are so nice to anyone and everyone who comes to their house or to the Yellow Deli, and I honestly have no idea how they are so happy all the time...Yaweh I guess.. I'd be happy if I had him in my life too."

almost 5 years ago

Heather Hedges:

"Friendly and warm Jewish community"

more 6 years ago