Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester

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220 S Bedford Rd

Chappaqua, NY 10514

+1 (914) 238-3928

https://www.bethelnw.org

Temple Beth El of Northern Westchester, located in Chappaqua, NY, is a vibrant Reform Jewish congregation dedicated to fostering participatory prayer, lifelong learning, and social justice. The temple serves as a welcoming community hub where members celebrate their joys, share their sorrows, and engage in meaningful contributions to the greater good.

Committed to the values of prayer, study, and community, Temple Beth El continually evolves to meet the needs of its diverse membership. Through various programs and events, including Shabbat services, educational opportunities, and social activities, the temple aims to cultivate a strong and supportive Jewish identity for all its members.

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Richard S.

6/6/2021

Went to our oldest grandson's bar Mitzvah. This very modern temple was designed by Louis Kahn. Although Kahn designed other synagogues, this is the only one of his designs that was built. Very...

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