Beth Am believes in and supports lifelong learning.
Free, independent inquiry is a hallmark of Beth Am – from our founding in 1974 to today. We offer a robust range of learning opportunities for adults. Discover new ways to grow with us, whether through studying Hebrew, attending a panel discussion or a lecture, or in an ongoing study group tackling the ethics of Jewish personhood – there is something for everyone!
Evening Lectures and Scholar-in-Residence programs
These popular programs focus on an in-depth analysis of issues of Jewish interest. Evening programs are offered throughout the year with guest lecturers.
To learn more about Scholar In Residence 5787 and RSVP, go to this page.
More classes will be updated soon! Check back next week.
Would you like to read from the Torah or prepare Haftarah during a special celebration or milestone? Haftarah and Torah trope classes introduce the melodies used in chanting Haftarah and Torah readings. Classes are scheduled based upon demand. Contact Rabbi Tyler Dratch for more information.
We’d love to have you on Beth Am’s adult education committee! Contact Sharon Achinstein for more information.
The Beth Am Religious Services Committee is excited to launch a new Torah Reading Mentorship Program, designed to help congregants learn how to chant Torah with trope (leining) in a supportive and welcoming environment.
Whether you’re brand new to Hebrew, curious but unsure where to start, or an experienced reader looking to gain confidence or mentor others, this program offers flexible virtual lessons, personalized guidance, and accessible learning resources to fit busy schedules.
Complete our interest survey and join us in making Torah reading more accessible at Beth Am!
Shabbat mornings | 8:45 AM
We offer hybrid torah study on Saturdays, in Rav Tyler’s study and on Zoom. On the first Saturday of the month, Torah Study with be in-person only.
Zoom link for hybrid study.
