The Beth Am community gathers each Friday night at 6:15 PM to welcome Shabbat (come at 6:00 PM to enjoy snacks and hors d’oeuvres). Our worship services are musical, participatory and informal in spirit; they focus on helping us experience the spiritual renewal, peace, joy and sense of celebration that Shabbat can bring. Services usually include a teaching or sermon by our clergy, congregants or a guest scholar.
Micaela Hellman-Tincher, Beth Am Vice President, will be speaking.
Shabbat Corner
Shabbat Corner
Shabbat Corner
Welcome to the Shabbat Corner! We'd like to connect you to a thoughtful and diverse collection of reflections on Shabbat through the Union for Reform Judaism's Shabbat Blog.
Read moreIn addition, please check our Resource Box (at right) for Shabbat materials that we've gathered: melodies and demonstrations for the Friday night prayers for candles; wine and challah as well as Havdalah; and favorite Beth Am Shabbat recipes. We hope this project enhances your enjoyment of this beautiful weekly holiday, and we wish you a peaceful and joyful Shabbat.
CloseShabbat Events
Friday, July 26, Following the Erev Shabbat Service; Conference Room
Anyone in their 20s and 30s is invited to gather for dinner and a nice start to Shabbat. RSVP welcome at micaelaht@gmail.com.
Every Shabbat morning, a large and enthusiastic group comes together with Rabbi Janet Marder for Torah study in the Beit Kehillah, on the lower campus.
Experience the joy of Shabbat on Saturday morning with a community of friends. The Torah Minyan, led by Beth Am clergy, meets most Saturday mornings for worship that includes a lively, participatory discussion of the weekly Torah portion.
