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Formed in 1892, Congregation Beth Ahm was established to provide opportunities to explore and practice Judaism in a warm and approachable environment. We continue to fulfill this mission through our core values.
Conservative: We believe in the value of weaving Jewish traditions and ritual with flexibility and modernism.
Egalitarian: We believe in the value of equal opportunity and participation in
congregational life.
Learning: We believe in the value of nurturing religious and spiritual growth through the exploration of Torah and Jewish thought.
Family: We believe in the value of community within our multi-generational and
child-friendly congregation.
Warmth: We believe in the value of promoting an inviting, caring and welcoming environment where we demonstrate compassion toward others through Derech Eretz, Tzedaka
and Tikkun Olam.
Please join us on Shabbat or at an upcoming event to experience the beauty of our synagogue community. Or, contact us for more information:
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Sunday
Dec 16Men's Club football party
Sunday, Dec 16th 12:30p to 4:00p
Join the Men's Club for food, fun, and football. We'll hangout as the Lions play the Buffalo Bills. $20 per person includes lunch. Advanced registration to Ronn Nadis at sidanrn@gmail.com is required by December 10. The party is at a private home in Birmingham. Address will be provided upon registration. -
Monday
Dec 17Jewish Mindfulness Meditation
Monday, Dec 17th 7:30p to 9:00p
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Wednesday
Dec 19The Jews of the Danube
Wednesday, Dec 19th 1:00p to 2:00p
From its headwaters in Germany’s Black Forest to its final destination in the Black Sea, the Danube River flows through ten countries and over ten centuries of Jewish history. Great cities like Vienna and Budapest punctuate its course through East-Central Europe, the cradle of much of Ashkenazic civilization. We will explore the history of the great Jews and Jewish communities of the region, celebrating the magnificent cultural achievements of Danubian Jewry, commemorating its tragic destruction in the twentieth century—and examining signs of incipient rebirth as the irrepressible, exuberant spirit of Jewish creativity expresses itself along the shoreline in the 21st century. This video lecture series features Professor Henry Abramson of Touro College in Brooklyn NY. For more info contact Nancy by phone (248) 737-1931 or e-mail nancyellen879@att.net -
Saturday
Dec 22Strom lunch sponsor
Shabbat, Dec 22nd 12:00p to 1:00p
Shabbat lunch is co-sponsored Tzvi and Shirley Strom in celebration of Tzvi's Bar Mitzvah anniversary -
Wednesday
Dec 26The Jews of the Danube
Wednesday, Dec 26th 1:00p to 2:00p
From its headwaters in Germany’s Black Forest to its final destination in the Black Sea, the Danube River flows through ten countries and over ten centuries of Jewish history. Great cities like Vienna and Budapest punctuate its course through East-Central Europe, the cradle of much of Ashkenazic civilization. We will explore the history of the great Jews and Jewish communities of the region, celebrating the magnificent cultural achievements of Danubian Jewry, commemorating its tragic destruction in the twentieth century—and examining signs of incipient rebirth as the irrepressible, exuberant spirit of Jewish creativity expresses itself along the shoreline in the 21st century. This video lecture series features Professor Henry Abramson of Touro College in Brooklyn NY. For more info contact Nancy by phone (248) 737-1931 or e-mail nancyellen879@att.net -
Wednesday
Jan 2The Jews of the Danube
Wednesday, Jan 2nd 1:00p to 2:00p
From its headwaters in Germany’s Black Forest to its final destination in the Black Sea, the Danube River flows through ten countries and over ten centuries of Jewish history. Great cities like Vienna and Budapest punctuate its course through East-Central Europe, the cradle of much of Ashkenazic civilization. We will explore the history of the great Jews and Jewish communities of the region, celebrating the magnificent cultural achievements of Danubian Jewry, commemorating its tragic destruction in the twentieth century—and examining signs of incipient rebirth as the irrepressible, exuberant spirit of Jewish creativity expresses itself along the shoreline in the 21st century. This video lecture series features Professor Henry Abramson of Touro College in Brooklyn NY. For more info contact Nancy by phone (248) 737-1931 or e-mail nancyellen879@att.net -
Saturday
Jan 5The Inquisitor's Tale
Shabbat, Jan 5th 10:30a to 12:00p
Join us for a discussion of the Inquisitor's Tale, an award winning book geared for 10-14 year olds. We'll talk about the book and the medieval world in which our story unfolds as our three heroes try to save the day. We'll explore the beauty of illuminated manuscripts and the Talmud. Be part of the medieval costume parade (no swords please). -
Saturday
Jan 5Shabbat lunch
Shabbat, Jan 5th 12:00p to 1:00p
Shabbat lunch is co-sponsored by Polina and Steven Stryk in memory of her grandmother, Yevgeniya Kaushanskaya. -
Sunday
Jan 6Sisterhood meeting
Sunday, Jan 6th 10:30a to 12:00p
Your ideas, energy, and help is needed. Join us as we talk about upcoming Sisterhood events. Contact Marni Foster at bahmsisterhood@gmail.com with questions or register below to let us know you'll be joining us. -
Monday
Jan 7Charach breakfast sponsor
Monday, Jan 7th 7:45a to 8:30a
Breakfast sponsored by Natalie Charach in memory of Rose & Joseph Miller and Clara & Irvin Charach
Sat, December 15 2018 7 Tevet 5779
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