Men’s Club

Men of all ages are involved in Men’s Club!

Beth Hillel Bnai Emunah (BHBE) Men’s Club makes the joy of Jewish living accessible and relevant to all men. By providing a forum for men committed to enhancing the quality of Jewish life at BHBE, we open the door for our members to fully engage our community. Our club is a proud member of the Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs, Midwest Region.  Keep scrolling to read about our mission.

Upcoming Events

Sunday, February 22, 9:45 am
Men’s Club Food for Thought Breakfast
Please join us at our next Food For Thought Breakfast with David Schlossberg, an award-winning pianist and composer known for his unique ability to blend Jewish liturgical melodies with jazz and the Great American Songbook, giving his musical presentation “Facing the Music,” where he will play the piano and share the compelling story of his two-decade journey of resilience following a life-altering spinal cord injury.  Click here for more details, and click here to help sponsor this event.

Sunday, March 15, 3:00 pm
Men’s Club Man of the Year and Youth of the Year
Please join us at BHBE in recognizing the service and leadership given by Zvi Tannenbaum as Man of the Year and Ben Plawsky as Youth of the Year.  Reserve your tickets and purchase a program ad today!

Our Mission

To enhance the practice of Conservative Judaism, offering meaningful activities and programs addressing current issues of concern, providing critical community outreach, and serving the diverse needs of our synagogue.

In support of these ambitious goals, our BHBE Men’s Club:

  • Strengthens member participation in the life of the congregation.
  • Integrates and advances the institutions of the synagogue.
  • Promotes a more thorough knowledge and appreciation of Jewish life.
  • Stimulates social and cultural activities among its members and in the community at large.
  • Trains knowledgeable leaders for the Congregation and the Jewish community through FJMC programs.

We invite you to discover why our Men’s Club is important and “a place to grow as a Jew.” To learn more, please contact Harold Primack, membership chair. Come join us!