Temple Beth-El — Attraction in Alamo Heights

I wish I could give it zero stars. My wife's parents were members for decades. My father-in-law died and was buried in the Beth El cemetery in a plot that they had purchased many years prior. Several years later, my wife needed to move her Mother close to us because she could not live on her own. When her Mother died and we called to make burial arrangements, Beth El informed us that we would have to pay $3,000 EXTRA because my mother-in-law was no longer a member. We explained the circumstances - she could not have continued living in San Antonio on her own - but they refused to budge. What a shanda! What a bunch of money grubbers! I was married at Beth El but will never walk in...

I have been a member for many years . I have taught there and I have been a student in their Torah Study. It is a beautiful place to be both physically and spiritually. My friend of blessed memory invited me to meet her in the lobby before services and I just continued on my own. I have found comfort in times of sorrow , and joy and jubilation in times of celebration...

It was Spring 2003. My journey to explore my unknown background. Rabba Block and Stahl were in charge. A very unique experience that brought my Spirit to walk misterious ways. I loved them. I blessed them. Hope to...