History
Temple Beth Israel, built in 1895 by German-Jewish immigrants in downtown Boise, merged with Ahavath Israel in 1986 to form Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel. It is the oldest continuously used synagogue west of the Mississippi River and is affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism.History
Temple Beth Israel, built in 1895 by German-Jewish immigrants in downtown Boise, merged with Ahavath Israel in 1986 to form Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel. It is the oldest continuously used synagogue west of the Mississippi River and is affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism.
Who We Are
Empowering people to lead meaningful Jewish Lives.With roots in tradition and passion for innovation, Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel aspires to be an inclusive Jewish community, boldly advancing learning, spiritual growth, Jewish practices, kindness, and social justice.
Who We Are
Empowering people to lead meaningful Jewish Lives.With roots in tradition and passion for innovation, Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel aspires to be an inclusive Jewish community, boldly advancing learning, spiritual growth, Jewish practices, kindness, and social justice.
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Welcome to CABI! We are excited to get to know you. Please let us know how best to engage with you and what you're looking for in our community.New To CABI
Welcome to CABI! We are excited to get to know you. Please let us know how best to engage with you and what you're looking for in our community.
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Monday through Friday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Phone:
208-343-6601
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Address:
Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel
11 North Latah Street
Boise, Idaho 83706
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