Community
Community
Congregation Beth Am's warm and welcoming community offers something for everyone! Whether you want to engage with others in learning, worship or social justice activities, a benefit of our large congregation is our ability to offer myriad small-group activities to help you grow and connect.
Finding points of connection strengthens our community experience on Shabbat, on the High Holy Days and whenever our congregation comes together to celebrate, to comfort or to contemplate our past, present and future.
Check out our various community groups. Our staff is happy to help make connections or to start a new group if your interest is not yet represented. Making the effort will ensure that Beth Am becomes your home away from home — the place where there's always a friend to sit with. Welcome!
Beth Am Men
Beth Am Women
Caring Community
Community Circles
Families With Young Children
Health Initiative
INCLUDE Beth Am
Israel
The Orchard
Poltava/Odessa Committee
Sh'ma Groups
Teen Programming
Sun, February 5 2023
14 Sh'vat 5783
Community Schedule

Music, Healing and Meditation with Cantor Jaime Shpall
Tuesday, Feb 7th 6:00p to 6:30pSongs of healing and strength, as well as some brief meditation.

Pregnant Women Get Together
Wednesday, Feb 8th 6:00p to 9:30pCome together with other expectant mothers.

Interfaith Bridges — Fostering Understanding Between Faith Communities
Wednesday, Feb 8th 6:30p to 9:30pMuslims, Christians and Jews come together in the Interfaith Bridges program, a supportive environment for lively conversation about their faith and life experiences.

Sign Up for Purim Goodies for College Students
Friday, Feb 10th 11:00pBeth Am Women sends free Purim goodies to Beth Am college students and military personnel with a UNITED STATES address.

Jewish Film Series Presents: "Joseph Pulitzer: The Voice of the People"
Shabbat, Feb 11th 3:30p to 6:00pJoseph Pulitzer is an American icon who spoke of "fake news" over one hundred years ago. He fought the dangers that the suppression of news had for a democracy long before our present threats to freedom. While he is remembered now for the prizes that bear his name, his own battles in the face of grave illness and Presidential ire have been forgotten, along with the artistry and originality he brought to newspapers.
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