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Shabbat Information
Click here to read (and hear) the Torah blessings.

Shabbat CandlesCandle lighting is at 7:50 pm on Friday, May 9.

This week's Torah portion is Parashat Emor.

Havdalah starts 42 minutes after sundown, at 8:51 pm on Saturday, May 10.

Courtesy of hebcal.com

 
 

Resident Scholar Ori Z. Soltes will conclude his lectures on May 14 for the Spring Adult Education Series to discuss "Jews on Trial: From Jesus to Eichman".

 

Click here for Beth Am's full calendar and details of services, programs, & events.

 

 

Beth Am was recently featured as "The Shul That Stayed in Baltimore" in an article in the Jewish Daily Forward.

 

Beth Am's groundbreaking programs for young professionals (BAYITT) were featured in a recent Jewish Times article.

 

Beth Am is once again leading the way in initiatives to make our building and our congregation a welcoming environment. Download the new document Welcoming Work Group Report and Recommendations.

Shalom

Beth Am Sanctuary Welcome to Beth Am, an urban, egalitarian congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Beth Am balances traditional prayer and learning with innovative and intellectual critique.

We strive to be, in Isaiah's words, "a house of prayer for all peoples." Our roughly 500 member-households come from a wide range of backgrounds. Beth Am's warmth, its open embrace of children, and its pluralism make it a place so comfortable that many members say it "feels like home."

We invite you to learn more about us.

Beth Am

2501 Eutaw Place (Click here for directions)
in the Reservoir Hill neighborhood
Baltimore, Maryland 21217
410-523-2446
fax: 410-523-1729
info@bethambaltimore.org

 

Beth Am Synagogue • 2501 Eutaw Place • Baltimore, MD 21217 • 410-523-2446 • Fax 410-523-1729 • Email info@bethambaltimore.org