Congregation Beth Israel, Reform Jewish synagogue in Houston, United States

Congregation Beth Israel is a Reform Jewish congregation and synagogue at 5600 North Braeswood Boulevard in Houston, Texas, where it has stood since 1967. The lobby holds twelve needlepoint panels whose designs draw on the Chagall windows of the Hadassah Medical Center. The site also houses The Shlenker School, accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest. The congregation's earlier Moderne-style temple, built in 1924 on Austin Street and designed by member Joseph Finger, is a separate building in Midtown.

The congregation was founded in 1854 and is Texas's oldest Jewish community. It received National Register of Historic Places designation in 1984, recognizing its architectural and historical importance.

The congregation offers weekly Torah study groups and educational programs that keep Jewish traditions alive in Houston. These activities shape the spiritual and community life of its members.

The current synagogue is at 5600 North Braeswood Boulevard, with The Shlenker School on the same property. The historic 1924 Austin Street building, now the Heinen Theatre, stands in Midtown. The West Dallas cemetery, founded in 1844, is at 1201 West Dallas, just west of downtown.

The congregation operates two cemeteries, including one in West Dallas with an Art Deco mausoleum. This mausoleum features striking stained glass windows and intricate bronze metalwork.