Upcoming Services & Programs

Services:

Saturday, September 19th | 8 Tishrei | Shabbat Shuva (Poetry Shabbat)
8:45 AM | DIY Congregant-led Torah Study – Zoom
9:30 AM | Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services | Parshat Ha’azinu Reading
11 AM | Shabbat Yachad

Following the Torah service, poets and lovers of poetry in the congregation are invited to read a poem. This year the theme is RENEWAL!

Click here for the Weekly Shabbat Program – Coming Soon

*To attend services virtually this weekend, please go to the live streaming link HERE.

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Sukkot Schedule

  • Wednesday September 23rd | 7AM, 4:30-6:30 PM | Sukkah building and decorating with Young Families and Lab
  • Friday September 25th | 6PM | Klei Kodesh + Tish in the Sukkah RSVP
  • Sunday September 27th | 10AM | Sukkot Family Program in the Sukkah RSVP
  • Monday September 28th | 6:30PM | Steak & Bourbon in the Sukkah RSVP
  • Tuesday September 29th | 7PM | Tzedek meeting in the Sukkah RSVP
  • Thursday October 1st | 7:30PM | BAYITT Us in the Sukkah RSVP
  • Friday October 2nd | 5:45PM | Shabbat is Awesome in the Sukkah! RSVP
 

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!