Congregation Beth Ahm

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.

Natan's Story: Search and Rescue in the Aftermath of October 7

Thursday, April 25 at 7:30pm

Natan Neppe is a commander in the IDF Search and Rescue brigade that spent several months in southern Israel retrieving and caring for the bodies of civilians killed during the October 7th attacks. He has a unique story to share with our community—a difficult but touching one about what he saw and how he views the work that he has done. This event is recommended for adults only due to the nature of Natan’s story. Advance registration by April 24 is required (no walk-ins). Click here to register. Hosted at Congregation Beth Ahm in partnership with Jewish Federation Israel and Overseas.

Book Club: Woman of Valor - Wednesday, May 1 at 7:30pm

The Book Club is open to all in the community to share insights, consider different perspectives, and engage in thought provoking conversations about books that explore Jewish life, history, ideas, struggles, and values. Contact Marsha Fershtman at fershtman@yahoo.com with questions. Click here to register. Book club will meet at the synagogue and the discussion will be led by Lynne Golodner. Woman of Valor is a fictional story about the courage to love the ordinary and seek satisfaction where you are, while shedding the need to please others.

Passover Resources

A wealth of information is available to enhance your seder and provide meaning during the Passover holiday. The Beth Ahm resource guide highlights selected internet resources that will help you select your Haggadah and plan your seder, obtain important kashrut information, and access resources for self-directed learning. Click here to access the guide.

Ritual Life at Beth Ahm

Daily minyan is gathering in the Tauber Chapel in the morning and evening. Shabbat morning services are held in the Haar Sanctuary and on an interim basis are also available via livestream. Visit www.cbahm.org/livestream or click on the icon below.