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# Beth Am Synagogue

Conservative Synagogue in Baltimore, MD

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- [Home](https://bethambaltimore.org/) - Welcome to Beth Am Synagogue, a Conservative Jewish synagogue in Baltimore, MD. We honor tradition while advancing Jewish learning, prayer, and social justice.
- [Donate](https://bethambaltimore.org/donate/) - Philanthropic contributions from members and friends provide one-third of Beth Am’s annual operating budget and many special experiences a congregation of our size would not otherwise be able to offer. Your gifts can honor a person or occasion, memorialize a special person, and even leave a lasting legacy. To make a donation, either click the
- [Upcoming Services & Programs](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/upcoming-programs/) - Upcoming Services & Programs | Beth Am Synagogue Conservative Synagogue in Baltimore, MD
- [Lifelong Learning](https://bethambaltimore.org/learn/continuing-education/) - Lifelong Learning
- [High Holy Days 5787](https://bethambaltimore.org/high-holy-days-5787/) - High Holy Days 5787 | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Death & Mourning](https://bethambaltimore.org/milestones/death-mourning/) - Your Beth Am family is here for you in your time of need. If you’re looking for a funeral home, most Jewish families contact Sol Levinson and Bros. at (410) 654-8900. Additionally, there are plots available for our members at both the Chizuk Amuno Arlington cemetery as well as the Oheb Shalom cemetery. Please contact Executive
- [Becoming Jewish](https://bethambaltimore.org/learn/becoming-jewish/) - Newish Jewish Baltimore - Converting to Judaism If you are interested in converting to Judaism, one of the first important steps is getting involved in Jewish life! We would love to see you at an upcoming program, class, or event at the synagogue. You can find the calendar listing here. A typical journey might include
- [Congregant to Congregant (C2C)](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/congregant-to-congregant-c2c/) - Beth Am congregants care for each other with loving kindness and compassion Our members reach out to comfort each other during times of illness and mourning, and we celebrate together in times of joy. We also consistently reassure our oldest members, many of whom are no longer able to travel to Beth Am, that they
- [Beth Am Sermons](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/beth-am-sermons/) - For more recent sermons, please visit our YouTube or Spotify.
- [Family & Youth Services](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/family-and-youth-services/) - Beth Am creates a warm, welcoming community for young families At Beth Am we regularly engage families and their young children with programming that happens inside and outside of the synagogue. In addition to learning opportunities about holiday customs and Jewish values for both parents and their kids, we host special events like Shabbat dinners,
- [Pastoral Care](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/pastoral-care/) - In many cases, people join synagogues to know that they and their families are supported (in the words of Tana"kh) kol y'mei chayecha, "all the days of your life." Beth Am's rabbis are honored to support you in moments of joy and sadness, and we stand ready to accompany and guide you on your path
- [Weekly Newsletter & Emails](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/weekly-newsletter-emails/) - Weekly Newsletter & Emails
- [How We Create Change](https://bethambaltimore.org/act/how-we-create-change/) - We create change by sponsoring and participating in activities that promote positive change in our civic institutions and the well-being of citizens in West Baltimore, as well as throughout the city, state, nation, and world. We build one-to-one relationships, based on equality and trust, with individual residents in the Reservoir Hill community. To help neighbors
- [Tzedek Beth Am: Pursuing Justice Together](https://bethambaltimore.org/act/tzedek-beth-am/) - Since Beth Am was founded in 1974, pursuing justice – tzedek in Hebrew – has been central to its mission. This was reaffirmed by a survey of congregants conducted as part of the synagogue’s 2020 strategic planning process: 98% of Beth Am members surveyed said social action is a key part of the reason they
- [IFO](https://bethambaltimore.org/act/how-we-create-change/ifo/) - Our Neighborhood In, For & Of describes the relationship of Beth Am with its surrounding Reservoir Hill neighborhood. Beth Am is a longtime Reservoir Hill anchor institution. In 2013, In, For, Of, Inc. (IFO) was formed as a separate 501(c)3 organization comprised of Beth Am and community members to focus efforts on: Providing cultural and
- [Israel Resources](https://bethambaltimore.org/israel-resources/) - Please consider the important organizations and initiatives below: Broad support for Israeli society during this time of crisis: Jerusalem Civilian Command Center (Lev Echad Jerusalem) One Heart Israel (Lev Echad) Israeli Children’s Fund (Watch Marni Mandell’s Beth Am address here). Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel (ARCCI) Fighting hunger on both side of the Israel-Gaza border World Central
- [FAQs](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/faqs/) - Do I need to be a member to participate at Beth Am? Not at all. Our doors are open to anyone who wants to join us for services, learning, or social justice. How can I join services and events online? We’re excited to see you on Zoom and streaming! You can learn more about our
- [Our Clergy](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/our-rabbis/) - Rabbi Tyler Dratch Alexander Grass Rabbinic ChairRavTyler@BethAmBaltimore.org Rav Tyler Dratch became Beth Am’s eighth spiritual leader in July 2026. He joined Beth Am in 2021, first serving as Director of Youth and Family Education and Prayer Leader and later as Associate Rabbi. During those years, he invited the congregation into soulful tefilah (prayer), expanded Beth Am’s innovative Jewish
- [Byron McKenney Powell Free Community Market](https://bethambaltimore.org/act/free-community-market/) - The Byron McKenney Powell Free Community Market at Beth Am Synagogue provides free food to anyone who visits. The market is open every Thursday morning from 7:30am to Noon. The market is a distribution partner of the Maryland Food Bank. Visitors to the market do not need to provide any identification or information and are
- [B'nai Mitzvah](https://bethambaltimore.org/milestones/bnai-mitzvah/) - The Beth Am B’nai Mitzvah Experience The passage of a young Jewish person to spiritual, moral, and religious adulthood is a joyous occasion but can be daunting for any student and family. Beth Am’s approach is comprehensive and includes educational programming for both the student and parents, sometimes together and sometimes separately, throughout the year
- [Youth Education](https://bethambaltimore.org/learn/youth-education/) - חֲנֹ֣ךְ לַ֭נַּעַר עַל־פִּ֣י דַרְכּ֑וֹ גַּ֥ם כִּי־יַ֝זְקִ֗ין לֹא־יָס֥וּר מִמֶּֽנָּה׃ Teach each child according to their own way, so that they will not depart from their knowledge even in their old age (Proverbs 22:6) At Beth Am’s Jewish Discovery Lab we live this text. We understand that each student has a unique pathway to connect to our
- [Youth Programs](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/youth-programs/) - Kids just wanna have fun! Beth Am offers youth group activities for those in grades 2 through 7. The programs are designed to encourage youth to socialize, celebrate Jewish rituals, explore Jewish ideas — all through a fun lens and with their peers! Pre-Kadima (Grades 2-5) meets monthly on Sunday afternoons for a group lunch and
- [Welcoming Babies](https://bethambaltimore.org/milestones/welcoming-babies/) - Baby Namings, Brit Milah and more! Mazel tov! Here are some of the ways Beth Am celebrates your baby and your family through ritual and community. Brit Milah A Brit Milah is the ritual celebrating Jewish baby boys when they are 8 days old. This ceremony is a symbol of the covenant that God made
- [Young Families](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/young-families/) - Beth Am creates a warm, welcoming community for young families At Beth Am we regularly engage families and their young children with programming that happens inside and outside of the synagogue. In addition to learning opportunities about holiday customs and Jewish values for both parents and their kids, we host special events like Shabbat dinners,
- [Our Professional Staff](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/our-professional-staff/) - Alex Pomerantz Executive Director(410) 523-2446, Extension 1121 Alex Pomerantz has always had a passion for helping the Jewish community. Originally from Silver Spring, MD, Alex moved to the Tidewater area in 1993 and was actively involved as a lay leader in the Tidewater Jewish community for 19 years. In 2011, Alex turned his passion into
- [Tisha B'Av 5786](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/holidays-festivals/tisha-bav-5786/) - Tisha B’Av 5786 | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Our Community Leadership](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/our-community-leadership/) - Lay leadership is critical to Beth Am Synagogue The Board of Trustees consists of members elected annually (each for a 3 year term) as well as the chairs of the standing committees (set forth in the Beth Am bylaws). The Board considers various issues and concerns and, specifically, votes on processes and changes to Beth
- [Summer Services in the Park](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/celebrate-shabbat/bethamsummer2026/) - Join Beth Am Synagogue this summer for Shabbat Services in the Park!
- [BAYITT - 20s & 30s](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/bayitt-20s-and-30s/) - BAYITT – 20s & 30s | Beth Am Synagogue | Conservative Synagogue in Baltimore, MD
- [Shabbat of Gratitude](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/our-rabbis/shabbatofgratitude/) - Shabbat of Gratitude | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Shavuot 5786](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/holidays-festivals/shavuot-5786/) - Shavuot 5786 | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Beth Am Synagogue's 50th Anniversary](https://bethambaltimore.org/betham50/) - Beth Am Synagogue’s 50th Anniversary | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Pesach 5786](https://bethambaltimore.org/pesach-5786/) - Pesach 5786 | Beth Am Synagogue Conservative Synagogue in Baltimore, MD
- [Purim 5786](https://bethambaltimore.org/purim-5786/) - Join Beth Am for Baltimore's most fun Purim celebrations! There's plenty of revelry to go around: Purim Carnival, the Legendary Purim Spiel, Megillah Readings!
- [Beth Am: A Year in Pictures](https://bethambaltimore.org/betham50/beth-am-a-year-in-pictures/) - Beth Am: A Year in Pictures | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Holidays/Festivals](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/holidays-festivals/) - Beth Am celebrates each Jewish holiday joyfully, creatively, and communally. Check out our calendar for all upcoming events and services. We offer holiday-based social programming in and outside of the synagogue for all members for each Jewish Holiday and Festival. For parents of young children, we provide the opportunity to help educate themselves and their
- [Live Stream](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/live-stream/) - We look forward to sharing Shabbat and holidays with you – in person and online! Click here to read Rabbi Danny Nevins’ teshuvah on use of electronic devices and recording on Shabbat. On Shabbat Morning: Click here to access Siddur Lev Shalem for Shabbat Morning. Click here for past sermons. The synagogue’s live-streaming capabilities are
- [Send Us A Message](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/send-us-a-message/) - We’d Love to Be in Touch with You! The main phone number for Beth Am Administration is 410-523-2446 and the fax is 410-523-1729. Person to Contact(Required) SelectSynagogue OfficeMembership InquiriesEvent Details/RSVPRabbi Burg, Senior RabbiRabbi Tyler Dratch, Associate RabbiExecutive DirectorCongregation PresidentYoung Families ProgrammingBAYITTWebmasterIFOEnvironmental Committee Your Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) Subject(Required) Message(Required) CAPTCHA Δ
- [Beth Am Synagogue's 50th Anniversary Recap](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/beth-am-synagogues-50th-anniversary-recap/) - Beth Am Synagogue’s 50th Anniversary Recap | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Carob Tree Endowment](https://bethambaltimore.org/carobtree/) - One day, a traveler saw a man planting a carob tree and asked: “This tree, after how many years will it bear fruit?” The man said to him, “It will not produce fruit until seventy years have passed.” The traveler said, “Is it obvious to you that you will live seventy years, that you expect
- [Our Torah of Beth Am](https://bethambaltimore.org/history/our-torah-of-beth-am/) - For five decades, Beth Am has grown through the voices and contributions of its members. This collection of stories, photos, and video highlights the diverse experiences that have woven our community together. May these reflections remind us of all we’ve built, and inspire what we will continue to build. "Our daughter is a public school
- [The Joys of Beth Am Cooking](https://bethambaltimore.org/history/the-joys-of-beth-am-cooking/) - Discover some of Beth Am's recipes! Click on an image above to enlarge it. Explore Our Culinary History From Beth Am’s beginning, the concept of Kiddush lunch was an important consideration. Judy Miller, who would become the congregation’s President from 1977-1979, spearheaded a group of women that included Sara Fishman (Beth Am’s president from 1984-1987),
- [Honoring Beth Am’s Clergy & Leadership](https://bethambaltimore.org/history/honoring-beth-ams-clergy-leadership/) - Over the past 50 years, Beth Am has been guided and served by incredible clergy and lay leaders. Learn more about them, and share your stories that highlight their contributions, teachings, and the impact they’ve had on the community. Shabbat is Awesome Morning Edition Torah Parade "Do not frown on the children. The synagogue was
- [Beth Am: Unique, But Not Alone](https://bethambaltimore.org/history/unique-but-not-alone/) - By Stu Schoenfeld Beth Am Member and Sociologist Beth Am’s 50 years are part of a larger story. At its founding in 1974 Beth Am was moving against the tide. Jewish life seemed to be focused on moving to the suburbs. But in many cities across North America other congregations were making similar decisions to
- [Open Doors Annual Fund](https://bethambaltimore.org/donate/open-doors-annual-fund/) - The synagogue depends on the Open Doors Annual Fund for about one-third of its operating budget. The annual donations of congregants above and beyond dues are essential to support what makes Beth Am a distinctive community: Excellent Rabbinic leadership, innovative youth and adult education, deep social justice initiatives, and Kiddush lunch gatherings on Shabbat. Most
- [Community Solar Project](https://bethambaltimore.org/act/community-solar-project/) - Beth Am’s Community Solar Project!! Catch a Ray! Reduce your BGE bill, help Beth Am and save money on your personal bill! Wish you could have solar panels but you can’t install them yourself? The Community Solar Project is for you! No need to install panels on your house or property, the Community Solar Project uses
- [Kiddush Lunch](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/kiddush-lunch/) - Have a Nosh and a Chat Join the Beth Am Kiddush Crew and be part of creating the healthy, delicious Shabbat lunches that make our community so special. There are roles for people of all schedules, skills, and comfort levels with cooking. Email Ashley Pressman and Clara Salzberg at BethAmFood@gmail.com Potluck Kiddush We have a
- [Circles](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/circles/) - Circles create social and cultural opportunities to deepen your connection with Beth Am and Judaism while building relationships with fellow congregants. Meet, socialize, and engage with other members who share your interests. Small circle groups gather on a regular basis, according to the group’s mission. Meetings may be in person, or virtual, depending on the
- [Celebrate Shabbat](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/celebrate-shabbat/) - For thousands of years Shabbat has offered the Jewish people the opportunity to come together as a community to reconnect with ourselves, our tradition and each other. Beth Am offers several avenues to enhance the Shabbat experience. Shabbat Morning Services Shabbat morning services are held every Saturday throughout the year in our historic sanctuary or
- [Rent Our Space](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/rent-our-space/) - Beth Am is available to rent for a variety of occasions from weddings and b’nai mitzvah celebrations to community gatherings. Beth Am Facility Rental Rates Meetings/Events – Social Hall Up to 25 people – $350 26 -50 people – $700 Over 50 people – $1,000 Sanctuary – $700 Included in events are Baby naming’s/brises, funerals,
- [Membership & Dues](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/membership-dues/) - Before you make a decision about joining a synagogue, we encourage you to visit for several Shabbat services and attend a few programs and events. Only in that way can you experience the unique feeling of Beth Am. For a schedule of upcoming services, see the calendar. You will find complete information about Beth Am membership
- [Kashrut Policy](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/kashrut-policy/) - Beth Am Synagogue Food and Kashrut Policy Guidelines Revised March 2022 ~ Adar 5782 Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg “One thing you should do is keep a kosher home, so anyone can eat in your home” -- Dr. Louis Kaplan Guiding Principles Beth Am is a big-tent congregation with various levels of knowledge, observance and Jewish
- [Our History](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/our-history/) - Beth Am Synagogue was founded on Shabbat Chanukah in 1974. Prior to 1974, our building served its original owners, Chizuk Amuno Congregation, who built it in 1922 but moved to its present location on Stevenson Road in 1962 at a time when many congregations were following their members from the city out to the suburbs.
- [Our Inclusive Community](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/our-inclusive-community/) - Beth Am is a welcoming and safe space for Jews of all races, ethnicities, sexual identities and gender identities. Members of Beth Am are active leaders in the national Jews of Color Mishpacha Project and in the local physical and online network for Jews of Color that acts as a coalition across congregations and connects
- [About](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/)
- [I'm New Here](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/im-new-here/) - Beth Am is an urban, egalitarian synagogue affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Our weekly Shabbat services are held on Saturday mornings and are led by Rabbi Daniel Cotzin Burg and Rabbi Tyler Dratch. We also hold monthly Friday night services that feature a live band, youth participation, and congregational singing, and services
- [Contact Us](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/) - #contact us at Beth Am by using this portal; select the applicable person and send us a message. We look forward to hearing from you.
- [Forms](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/forms/) - Memorial Plaque Form Pray Book/Siddurim Form Donation Form
- [Join Our Mailing List](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/join-our-mailing-list/) - Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) CAPTCHA Δ
- [50th Anniversary Calendar of Events](https://bethambaltimore.org/betham50/calendar/) - 50th Anniversary Calendar of Events | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Services in the Park with Pride](https://bethambaltimore.org/prideshabbat2025/) - Services in the Park with Pride
- [Beth Am Tzedek](https://bethambaltimore.org/history/beth-am-tzedek/) - Pursuing Justice Together Since Beth Am’s founding in 1974, pursuing justice – tzedek in Hebrew – has been central to its mission. This was reaffirmed by a congregational survey, which was conducted as part of the synagogue’s 2020 strategic planning process: 98% of Beth Am members surveyed said social action is a key part of
- [50th Anniversary Calendar of Events COPY](https://bethambaltimore.org/betham50/calendar-copy/) - 50th Anniversary Calendar of Events COPY | Beth Am Synagogue
- [What is The Torah of Beth Am?](https://bethambaltimore.org/betham50/torah/) - What is The Torah of Beth Am? | Beth Am Synagogue
- [Opening Weekend: Scribing Sessions and TorahFest](https://bethambaltimore.org/betham50/scribingandtorahfest/) - The Torah of Beth Am: Honoring Our Past, Inspiring Our Future, Living Our Values. Beth Am's 50th Anniversary AboutWhat is The Torah of Beth Am?Share Your Beth Am MemoriesShabbat and ConcertScribing and TorahFestCalendar of EventsOnline Journey: 50 Years of Beth Am Opening Weekend Scribing Sessions and TorahFest Sunday, December 15 - Monday, December 16, 2024
- [Opening Weekend: Shabbat and Concert](https://bethambaltimore.org/betham50/shabbatandconcert/) - Opening Weekend: Shabbat and Concert
- [Beth Am Digital Archive](https://bethambaltimore.org/history/beth-am-digital-archive/) - Coming soon!
- [Beth Am 50th Anniversary: History](https://bethambaltimore.org/history/)
- [Gam Ki Elech: Turning Our Sorrows Into Song](https://bethambaltimore.org/gam-ki-elech/) - Sunday, January 21st | 7:30 PM | Beth Am Sanctuary Beth Am Synagogue is honored to host the album launch concert of Gam Ki Elech: Turning Our Sorrows Into Song, an album of original melodies given to Ilan and Sherri by their son Shemaryah Zichri, of blessed memory. Rabbi Ilan has been the house drummer
- [Covid-19](https://bethambaltimore.org/covid-19/) - [Updated 3-24-22] For centuries, synagogues have played a central role as places of holy gathering, learning, prayer and service. Our Sages teach there comes a time when Jewish community is confronted with sha’at had’chak, an hour of duress, when lives and safety are at risk and the kehillah must adjust accordingly. Traditionally, sha’at had’chak occurred when Jews, specifically, were
- [Selecting A Life Plan Community in Baltimore Webinar Series](https://bethambaltimore.org/selecting-a-life-plan-community-in-baltimore-webinar-series/) - To help Beth Am members over the age of 65 and their families make the best possible life plan community choices, Beth Am’er Jerry Doctrow and the marketing director of Roland Park Place, Ms. Becki Bees, will host three webinars on senior housing and care. Mr. Doctrow spent more than twenty years of his career working
- [Shabbat & Festival Programs](https://bethambaltimore.org/shabbat-festival-programs/) - Click here to view this week’s Shabbat Program.
- [Mobile Messaging Terms & Conditions](https://bethambaltimore.org/sms-terms-conditions/) - Last updated: 9/28/2022 Beth Am Synagogue (“Beth Am Synagogue”, “we”, or “us”) operates a mobile messaging program (the “Program”) subject to these Mobile Messaging Terms and Conditions (the “Mobile Messaging Terms”). The Program and our collection and use of your personal information is also subject to our Privacy Policy https://bethamsynagogue.shulcloud.com/privacy and our Membership Terms https://bethamsynagogue.shulcloud.com/member-terms.
- [Our Building & Neighborhood](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/our-building-and-neighborhood/) - Our Building The Beth Am synagogue building, a grand Moorish-inspired structure, was designed by noted architect Joseph Evans Sperry, who had designed such local Baltimore landmarks as the Bromo Seltzer Tower, the Provident Bank Building, and the Eutaw Place Temple, former home of Oheb Shalom Congregation. Sperry first studied the architecturally important synagogues of Europe.
- [Beth Am Youth Calendar](https://bethambaltimore.org/learn/youth-education/beth-am-youth-calendar/) - August 2026 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 🕍Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services 🕍Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services August 1, 2026 9:30 am - 12:00 pm https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/videos/ End times are approximate. See more details 🕍Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services 🕍Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services August 1, 2026 9:30 am - 12:00 pm https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/videos/ End times are approximate. See more
- [Volunteer](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/volunteer/) - Connect with Your Jewish Values Beth Am offers a number of ways to volunteer within our congregation, our Reservoir Hill Neighborhood, and beyond. We’re always looking for help and collaboration on the many projects and events that happen throughout the year, and people to serve on one of our many standing committees. Volunteering also allows
- [Women's Seder Passover Cook Book](https://bethambaltimore.org/passover_cookbook/) - Click here to view the 5782 Women’s Seder Passover Cook Book Beth Am Women's Seder Cookbook 5782 by Beth Am Synagogue
- [Mission, Vision & Values](https://bethambaltimore.org/about/mission-vision-and-values/) - Congregations have personalities People who know Beth Am describe our personality as “warm,” “welcoming,” “child-friendly,” “comfortable,” and “diverse.” An urban synagogue, our congregants work with our neighbors to build a more just city and world. An egalitarian synagogue, we embrace interfaith families, Jews of Color, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. We have a long
- [Weddings](https://bethambaltimore.org/milestones/weddings/) - Under Construction
- [Beth Am Environmental Team](https://bethambaltimore.org/act/how-we-create-change/beth-am-environmental-team/) - “There is no away. We all live downstream.” Each action we take has environmental implication. Everything we do has an impact. At Beth Am we concern ourselves with environmental issues in many areas of our common life, from our individual households, to our synagogue, to our neighborhood, to global issues. We envision working together as
- [Milestones](https://bethambaltimore.org/milestones/) - At every life cycle event, Beth Am synagogue is there to serve our members and their families, and to share these moments of joy or sorrow with the congregation. CONTINUE
- [Connect](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/) - Part of being a warm, welcoming, open congregation is providing opportunities for members to connect and build friendships with one another. Beth Am offers programming for various age groups and interest groups. These include opportunities for providing care and lovingkindness, for taking action together, and to break bread together. CONTINUE
- [Learn](https://bethambaltimore.org/learn/) - A pillar of Beth Am’s mission is “to seek Jewish responses to life’s biggest questions.” To do so requires learning. Beth Am provides learning opportunities for children and teens, as well as for adults of every age. Please use the links on the right to browse through the learning opportunities we offer. CONTINUE
- [Teens](https://bethambaltimore.org/connect/teens/) - Beth Am -- A Home for Teens to Connect Kids just wanna have fun! Beth Am offers youth group activities for those in grades 2 through 12. The programs are designed to encourage youth to socialize, celebrate Jewish rituals, explore Jewish ideas -- all through a fun lens and with their peers! Kadima United Synagogue
- [YouTube](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/youtube/)
- [Twitter](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/twitter/)
- [Facebook](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/facebook/)
- [Our Rabbis](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/our-rabbis/)
- [Volunteer](https://bethambaltimore.org/donate/volunteer/) - If you would like to volunteer for a Beth Am committee, please contact Alex Pomerantz, Executive Director, who can put you in touch with the appropriate committee chairperson.
- [Directions & Parking](https://bethambaltimore.org/contact-us/directions-parking/) - We are located in historic Reservoir Hill at 2501 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, MD 21217.  Click here for a PDF with directions and a map. From the North take I-83 (Jones Falls Expressway) South to Baltimore. Take Exit 7 – Druid Park Lake Drive. Bear right at the top of the exit ramp and merge onto Druid
- [Calendar](https://bethambaltimore.org/calendar/) - #Calendar of Beth Am events and upcoming programming. Visit this page to see what's ahead and mark your calendar accordingly
- [Act](https://bethambaltimore.org/act/)
- [Pray](https://bethambaltimore.org/pray/)

## Calendars

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