Temple Beth El

Temple House of God (Temple Beth El, Rochester) is a dynamic center of Conservative Judaism located in Rochester, New York. Deeply rooted in Jewish tradition yet forward-looking in its approach, the synagogue serves as a vibrant spiritual, educational, and cultural hub for the surrounding Jewish community. Its name, “Beth El,” meaning “House of God,” reflects its core mission: to be a sacred dwelling where worship, learning, and communal life flourish in harmony.

The synagogue is known for its rich liturgical services, including traditional Shabbat and festival observances enhanced by music, prayer, and thoughtful teaching. Beyond the sanctuary, Temple House of God offers a wide range of programs—from Torah study and youth education to social action and interfaith outreach. The space fosters a sense of divine presence and sacred continuity, evoking the angelic themes of protection and guidance that flow through Jewish spiritual tradition. Here, ancient rituals meet contemporary life, creating a place where faith is lived with heart, intellect, and purpose.