Friday, July 31st
6 PM | Midsummer Klei Kodesh at Maryland Zoo’s Waterfowl Pavilion
Join us for Midsummer Services in the Park, one of Beth Am’s favorite summer traditions. Don’t miss the chance to celebrate Shabbat with friends and family and celebrate Abby Woloff’s and Leah Miller’s new roles at Beth Am! This is also an opportunity to celebrate and thank Warren McFarlane for his 26 years of taking care of us! Come at 6 PM to write a note for a tribute book that will be given to Warren! RSVP Here.
Saturday, August 1st | 18 Av
8:45 AM | DIY Congregant-led Torah Study – Zoom
9:30 AM | Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services | Parshat Eikev Reading
11 AM | Shabbat Yachad
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*To attend services virtually this weekend, please go to the live streaming link HERE.
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Friday, July 31st | Mid-Summer Klei Kodesh | 6 PM | Maryland Zoo’s Waterfowl Pavillion
Saturday, August 15th | Havdalah at the Pool | 5-7 PM | Bolton Hill Swim & Tennis Club
Friday, August 28th | End of Summer Klei Kodesh | 6 PM | Beth Am Courtyard
Shabbat is Awesome | First Fridays | 5:45 PM | Beit Midrash | Shabbat is Awesome will take a summer break and return this fall!
A joyful Shabbat service for young kids and their families led by Leah Miller and Rav Tyler.
Klei Kodesh | Second Fridays | 6 PM
Join us for Klei Kodesh, Beth Am’s instrumental Kabbalat Shabbat experience led Rav Tyler, and Uncle Ira’s Hebrew Washboard Ensemble in the Beit Midrash! Dinner will follow services.
BAYITT Shabbat | Third Fridays | 6 PM
BAYITT, Beth Am’s group for young adults (21-39), gathers for Kabbalat Shabbat services led by Rav Tyler once a month. These are held at Beth Am or a participant’s home with a potluck or catered dinner.
Rosh Chodesh Women’s Circle | First or Second Sundays | 5-7 PM |
Beginning in Tishrei 5786, Beth Am will launch a new series of Rosh Chodesh circles for women and non-binary members of our community. Rosh Chodesh — the beginning of each Jewish month — has long been connected to women’s spiritual life, renewal, and community. These circles will offer a welcoming space for reflection, Jewish learning, music, and meaningful conversation as we move through the rhythms of the Jewish year together. Learn more here!
