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Women's Torah Study
Friday, Apr 26th 10:00a to 11:30aShare a morning of study and exploration of the weekly parashah, from the woman’s perspective!
Parashat HaShavua
Friday, Apr 26th 12:45p to 1:30pJoin 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.
Passover Shabbat Dinner
Friday, Apr 26th 7:30p to 9:30pPassover Shabbat dinner catered by Chef Rene. Adults: $36 Children (Under 12): $18
Meditation Service
Shabbat, Apr 27th 9:00a to 9:25aThe Talmud teaches that our sages would meditate one hour before starting to pray. In that spirit, join Rabbi Sacks in the Chapel for a few minutes of intention-setting and stillness before services begin.
Parashat HaShavua
Friday, Apr 26th 12:45p to 1:30pJoin 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.
Passover Shabbat Dinner
Friday, Apr 26th 7:30p to 9:30pPassover Shabbat dinner catered by Chef Rene. Adults: $36 Children (Under 12): $18
Meditation Service
Shabbat, Apr 27th 9:00a to 9:25aThe Talmud teaches that our sages would meditate one hour before starting to pray. In that spirit, join Rabbi Sacks in the Chapel for a few minutes of intention-setting and stillness before services begin.
Parashat HaShavua
Friday, May 3rd 12:45p to 1:30pJoin 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.
Shabbat A La Mode - Israeli Themed!
Friday, May 3rd 6:30p to 8:00pIsraeli themed Shabbat a la Mode. Check back in March 2024 for more details and registration!
Shabbat Shaboom
Shabbat, May 4th 9:30a to 10:30aSaturday morning young family program for nursery school age students and their families with Shabbat songs, stories and prayers. Followed by a kid-friendly Kiddush.
Parashat HaShavua
Friday, May 10th 12:45p to 1:30pJoin 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.
Contemplative Shabbat
Shabbat, May 11th 9:30a to 10:15aJoin Rabbi Sacks for a spiritually rich Shabbat morning experience of singing, learning and meditation.
Parashat HaShavua
Friday, May 17th 12:45p to 1:30pJoin 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.
Passover Shabbat Dinner
Friday, Apr 26th 7:30p to 9:30pPassover Shabbat dinner catered by Chef Rene. Adults: $36 Children (Under 12): $18
Shabbat A La Mode - Israeli Themed!
Friday, May 3rd 6:30p to 8:00pIsraeli themed Shabbat a la Mode. Check back in March 2024 for more details and registration!
Shabbat Shaboom
Shabbat, May 4th 9:30a to 10:30aSaturday morning young family program for nursery school age students and their families with Shabbat songs, stories and prayers. Followed by a kid-friendly Kiddush.
Pride Shabbat
Friday, Jun 7th 6:30p to 9:00pFollowed by a Community Wide Shabbat Dinner If you’re interested in participating, please contact Caroline Lisker at inclusion@bettorah.org
Passover Shabbat Dinner
Friday, Apr 26th 7:30p to 9:30pPassover Shabbat dinner catered by Chef Rene. Adults: $36 Children (Under 12): $18
About Our Services
“More than Israel has kept the Shabbat, the Shabbat has kept Israel.” - Ahad HaAm
Bet Torah’s services are traditional and egalitarian, using Conservative liturgy with matriarchal textual references. We use no musical instruments other than our voices, raised together in song. Participation is encouraged. Men are required to wear kippot during services, and women—especially married women—are encouraged to cover their heads as well. All are also invited to wear tallitot, when appropriate.
Children are always welcome and we encourage families to worship together. Children who grow up in a synagogue are more likely to consider it their second home.
Sat, April 20 2024
12 Nisan 5784
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