Welcome to Congregation Beth Ahm!
Formed in 1892, Congregation Beth Ahm was established to provide
opportunities to explore and practice Judaism in a warm and approachable
environment. We believe in the value of promoting an inviting, caring and
welcoming environment where we demonstrate compassion toward others
through derech eretz, tzedakah and tikkun olam.
Please join us to experience Congregation Beth Ahm at one of these upcoming events or click on the calendar to see more.
High Holiday Greetings and Yiskor Remembrances
Submissions are due by August 16
The holidays are a time to send greetings to friends and to recall the memory of family members. The congregation is preparing its annual Book of Greetings & Yiskor Remembrances. To include the name of your loved ones or to wish greetings click here to complete the online submission or call the synagogue office at 248-851-6880 no later than Monday, August 16.
Shabbat in the Park(ing) Lot
Friday, July 30 at 6:00pm
Join us to welcome Shabbat in the Beth Ahm parking lot. Please bring a chair and a smile. If the weather is poor. Services will be in the Sanctuary.
The Basics: Foundations of Judaism
Monday August 2 at 7:30pm
Rabbi Rubenstein is offering a series of 4-sessions over the course of the coming year which will give an overview of some of the essentials of Jewish life. Building up from the foundations of Jewish knowledge, this course is appropriate for those who need to learn or re-visit the basics. The session on August 2 will explore the essential ideas and practices of the full holiday cycle. We’ll look for connections between the holidays and see what makes each one special. And, we’ll look at how our holiday calendar has grown over the course of Jewish history. Free and open to the community. Click here to register and a Zoom link will be emailed to you.Perspectives on the Binding of Isaac
Thursdays, August 5/12/19 at 7:30pm
The Torah’s narrative of The Binding of Isaac (The Akeida) has had an ongoing impact on Jewish thought and practice for all of Jewish history. It is also a key text for the High Holy Days. Join Rabbi Rubenstein for this three-week exploration of ancient, medieval, and modern perspectives on The Akeida. Free and open to the community. Click here and a Zoom link will be emailed to you.
Thursdays, August 5/12/19 at 7:30pm
The Torah’s narrative of The Binding of Isaac (The Akeida) has had an ongoing impact on Jewish thought and practice for all of Jewish history. It is also a key text for the High Holy Days. Join Rabbi Rubenstein for this three-week exploration of ancient, medieval, and modern perspectives on The Akeida. Free and open to the community. Click here and a Zoom link will be emailed to you.Winedown Wednesday
Wednesday, August 25 at 7:30pm
You've made it halfway through the week so join us to celebrate and relax with a glass of wine outside in the Bible Garden. Desserts, live music, and the company of your Beth Ahm friends complete the night. This event is for those age 21. Click here to register by August 20. If the weather is poor, the event will be in the social hall. Sponsored by the Nadis Family Fund.Ritual Life at Beth Ahm
Daily minyan is gathering both in-person and on Zoom in the evening and continues to meet on Zoom in the morning.Shabbat morning services are in-person and also available via livestream.
Visit www.cbahm.org/livestream or click on the icon below.
For complete details about religious services including times and Zoom links, click here.
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