Bet Torah

Morning Minyan

Please join us for a chance to come together to breath, connect and to take a moment to find some peace in the midst of this tragic time.

Matan: Essentials of Judaism for Adults

Histories and Homilies with Professor Benjamin Gampel

Parents and children are invited to stay after Kulanu class and meet other parents and kids in your class. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Light snack included.

Better Together fosters intergenerational friendship, by encouraging meaningful relationships between teens and older adults in our congregation. Open to 8th-12th graders.

Four-session class for adults on the Jewish prayer book will explore one of the most important Jewish books ever created

Morning Minyan

Explore and align with Jewish themes relating to the new month (Rosh Hodesh) through an embodied mindful movement practice featuring a joyful and healthy practice of yoga, breathwork, contemplation and learning. Registration requested, drop ins welcome.

Join the March in Washington DC on Tuesday, November 14th.

Morning Minyan

Library Committee

Learn Hebrew with Nili! Advanced at 10am, beginner at 11am.

Volunteer at the interfaith food pantry. Organized by Sisterhood. Six people max. Teens 16+ welcome with adult.

Training for 8th and 9th grade madrichim.

Open to teens in 8th-12th grade, Nosh and Drash is a safe space for open, judgement-free dialogue to discuss current events and the world around us.

Join Mitzvah Needles to learn and to put your talents to good causes! All abilities welcome!

Our Bet Torah Film Club is a fun and relaxed way to get more from your movies. Watch the film on your own and then we join together for what is always an engaging and enriching discussion. Newcomers always welcome. Curated by Liz Schonfeld. Meetings in-person and on zoom.

Minyan

During this monthly group we will study a small selection from the Mishnah (specifically Pirkei Avot - Ethics of Our Ancestors), and from there spend time reflecting on the legacy of those we have lost and the process of mourning.

A 1,000-year-old Jewish spiritual practice focusing on the development of one’s character traits. This ongoing group will meet monthly facilitated by Rabbi Sacks.

College preparation and discussion with the rabbi. Open only to 11th and 12th graders.

Minyan

Join Men's Club for a night of poker and fun! Drinks (including Bourbon) and snacks provided.

Rockin' Shabbat Open Gym on Friday mornings 9:15-10 followed by Shabbat Sing in the Sanctuary from 10-10:20. Parents, Caregivers, Toddlers supervise your young ones in open gym.

Share a morning of study and exploration of the weekly parashah, from the woman’s perspective! Starting October 13 - Both In-Person and Zoom!

Join fellow congregants in studying the weekly Torah portion. No one knows too much or too little to participate. Please join us for this fast half hour of Torah conversation.

Join us to welcome Shabbat with a special family Shabbat program, followed by dinner.

Kabbalat Shabbat

The U.S.-Israel Alliance: The View from Washington - The Israel Affairs Committee is very pleased to host Mike Lawler (NY 17) for Kabbalat Shabbat and dinner & discussion. Registration required.

Shabbat Service

Last year's Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade has intensified the focus on issues surrounding abortion. Judaism has much to teach on this topic. When does life begin? How do we define when it ends? Who gets to decide? This session will present texts from Jewish tradition that can help inform our own views. Facilitated by Rabbi Lisa Sacks.