Beth Abraham Synagogue will continue to hold its worship services at Temple Israel in April, according to Beth Abraham President Julie Liss-Katz. “There are still many moving parts in the remediation and construction, so it’s hard to project when we’ll be back in the building,” she said, referring to the Feb. 19 sprinkler pipe break that flooded Beth Abraham. She added that the synagogue will continue to post updates on its website, bethabrahamdayton.org, under the Keeping You Informed heading.

Hillel Academy of Greater Dayton Jewish day school, which was based on Beth Abraham’s third floor, has relocated to Temple Beth Or, months earlier than its planned move there for the next school year.

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