Passover Festival and Yizkor Service
Led by Rabbi Janet Marder and Cantor Jaime Shpall
We recite yizkor (memorial prayers) in remembrance of our loved ones. If you have names of loved ones to be read aloud, please call the main office at (650) 493-4661.
While Passover is primarily a festival centered in the home, Beth Am offers several opportunities to celebrate as a community. Sign up deadlines are approaching. Learn more...
See what's going on at Beth Am in April in this month's issue! The Builder provides coverage of upcoming highlighted events and stories of note.
With Senior Rabbi Janet Marder's planned retirement in June 2020 approaching, we have begun to plan the transition to our next Senior Rabbi. For the next stage of our rabbinic transition, we need your input into Beth Am’s vision for the next 5-10 years and what is most important in our next Senior Rabbi. Learn more.
The prayer-life of Congregation Beth Am is both communal and personal, offering quiet, meditative moments as well as community celebration. First and foremost, our worship is musical and participatory, inclusive and intergenerational, egalitarian and welcoming. The Service Schedule lists the speaker for each service, as well as times for smaller Minyanim and Jewish Meditation gatherings. Erev Shabbat services are available via live video stream at: www.betham.org/streaming
Beth Am is a warm and friendly congregation. Our members form deep, long-lasting friendships and are dedicated to meaningful worship, dynamic Jewish learning and compassionate care through all stages of life. Learn more about our welcoming community.
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For over 60 years, Congregation Beth Am has been sustained by the free will offerings of our members. Their heartfelt gifts of time, skill and financial resources have helped to create a place of remarkable physical and spiritual beauty. Learn more about giving at Beth Am.
