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Welcome to Beth Am, where we strive to be, in Isaiah’s words, “a house of prayer for all peoples”. Our nearly 500 household memberships come from a wide range of backgrounds. Beth Am’s warm, child-friendly community and its pluralistic outlook make it a place so comfortable that many members say it “feels like home”. The congregation has long appreciated diversity of all kinds, including our openness to interfaith families, same sex couples and those who identify as part of the LGBT community.

Located in the historic Reservoir Hill neighborhood of Baltimore City, we are an urban, egalitarian congregation affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Our congregation balances traditional prayer and learning with innovative and intellectual critique. We invite you to learn more about us here, or better yet…join us for services or a program.

Welcome to Beth Am….read all about us here…better yet, join us for a Shabbat service or one of our upcoming events.

**NEW YEAR…NEW LOCATIONS FOR EVERYTHING!!! DUE TO BUILDING RENOVATION, BETH AM will temporarily relocate to a variety of locations for programs, Jewish Discovery Lab, religious services and administrative functions beginning January 1, 2019.

New programs being added all the time! Stay informed! Check here often for locations and programs information.

EXTRA…EXTRA…Read Rabbi Burg’s monthly column the JMore .

Donate to Beth Am: You can now make secure online credit card payments to contribute to the Annual Fund or acknowledge life cycle events and special occasions.
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New to town? Need membership information? E-mail or call the office at 410.523.2446.

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active during holiday and Sanctuary Shabbat services.

Beth Am is a place for in-person meaning making! If/when you cannot be here, and if your personal observance permits you to use a screen on Shabbat, we invite you watch/listen from afar.

Click here to read Rabbi Danny Nevins’ teshuvah on use of electronic devices and recording on Shabbat.

The synagogue’s new live-streaming capabilities are made possible by a generous gift from Dr. Janet Horn and Alan Yuspeh in honor of Fran Kanterman

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81% of the congregation has donated $12.4 million towards our goal.

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Shabbat Information

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