Synagogue B'nai Israel

Synagogue B'nai Israel A Reform Jewish congregation serving Grand Forks, ND and surrounding communities We are a small but strong congregation open to Jews of all types.

Our congregation has about 40 members from Grand Forks, the Grand Forks Air Base, the University of North Dakota, and surrounding communities We have services once or twice a month.

01/23/2026

This weekend's activities are postponed
Due to dangerously cold temperatures, Shabbat service and Saturday class are postponed. We plan for Rabbi Danny to visit next Friday and Saturday, January 30-31.

Have a warm and safe Shabbat.

10/01/2025
04/11/2025

Alert! Please consider dressing in layers 🥶 for April weekend FRIDAY programming, as a thermostat issue was just detected that won't be able to be serviced in time. 🥶🥵🥶🥵
This only affects the main sanctuary for Friday night service. The social hall will be toasty for the seder.

Shabbat Shalom!
🕯🕯🌺🌷⚘️🍷🥖

03/31/2025

Information about the Community Seder has been sent to members who are part of the email listserv. Any one interested in learning information about the Passover Seder can email [email protected] and we'll discuss how one can buy tickets to the event.

in case you were curious:
01/27/2025

in case you were curious:

yes, we had fun at our latke party, but also yes, fun was had in the kitchen before hand.
01/03/2025

yes, we had fun at our latke party, but also yes, fun was had in the kitchen before hand.

Getting ready for the Hanukkah latke party
01/01/2025

Getting ready for the Hanukkah latke party

The B'nai Israel Latke Brigade has been using this recipe for decades.
12/24/2024

The B'nai Israel Latke Brigade has been using this recipe for decades.

Sukkot is a Jewish holiday. The Torah refers to it by two names: Chag HaAsif (“the Festival of Ingathering,” or “Harvest...
10/16/2024

Sukkot is a Jewish holiday. The Torah refers to it by two names: Chag HaAsif (“the Festival of Ingathering,” or “Harvest Festival”) and Chag HaSukkot (“Festival of Booths”). Chag HaAsif is a time to express appreciation for the bounty of the harvest, while the name Chag HaSukkot commemorates the temporary dwellings used to shelter our ancestors on their way out of Egypt, dwellings used for their 40-year trek through the Sinai desert.

Sukkot begins tonight at Sundown and lasts seven days.

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601 Cottonwood Street
Grand Forks, ND
58201

Telephone

+17017755124

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