Rosh Chodesh with Rabbi Sarah Wolf — The Book of Esther, one of only two biblical books named for women, reveals two compelling female figures, Esther and Vashti. During this pre-Purim Rosh Chodesh celebration, participants will explore what the book has to say about being a woman and a Jew, and determine what lasting lessons the story has for Jewish women today.
Beth Am Women
Beth Am Women
Beth Am Women
Women of all ages and stages of life come together to enrich and support one another, the congregation, and the Jewish community through Beth Am Women.
Read moreAs an affiliate of the Women of Reform Judaism, our network is vast, encompassing outreach and initiatives that serve one another as well as the ideals of the Jewish people, to ensure the future of progressive Judaism in North America, Israel and around the world.
Our regular activities include stimulating, engaging programs that bring us together to learn about ourselves, each other and Torah; practicing our traditions and creating new ones; supporting congregational activities; and initiating and supporting tzedakah projects. Regularly scheduled activities include: Book Group, Bridge Group, walks at Shoreline, Mah Jongg, Healing Helping Hands, Beit R’fuah (support group for those coping with mental health issues) and Rosh Chodesh. For upcoming programs, view the BAW Calendar.
Our biennual YES (Youth, Education and Special projects) Tea recognizes outstanding women serving our community in these priority areas of interest, and raises money for the Women of Reform Judaism YES fund uses to support these activities throughout the year and the world.
To learn more about Beth Am Women, check out our Resources box or email bawinfo@betham.org.
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