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Welcome to Beth Chaverim:                Our House of Friends!

 

We are Building a House of Friends, One Family at a Time, By Creating a Welcoming Jewish Home for a Diverse Community.

 

Beth Chaverim means “House of Friends” in Hebrew.  That is what you will find at Beth Chaverim Reform Congregation.  We are a welcoming community, connecting with one another and centuries of Jewish tradition.  We are filled with energy, warmth and spiritual meaning.  We celebrate our diversity – we are young families, seniors, singles, teens, empty nesters, interfaith families, same sex couples, Jews by birth and Jews by choice.

We are more than a congregation – we’re a family, a community and friends.

Look around our website and see what we have to offer. Then join us for a relaxed, welcoming Erev Shabbat service, a Tot Shabbat, or our special Jammin’ Shabbat service.  Join an adult learning class and bring your elementary school age children to our junior youth group events. Come light the Chanukah menorah at our Chanukah service,  munch on hamentashen at our Purim shpiel, and celebrate freedom at our community Passover Seder.  Find your place in our community.

There is a place for you at Beth Chaverim.

We continue to pray for the safety of Israel, its defense forces, and all innocent people in the region who are in harm’s way and for the speedy, safe return of those who have been captured.

The Jewish Federation has created an Israel Crisis Relief Fund to provide critical support for relief efforts as this crisis unfolds: CLICK HERE

Another way to donate in order to get funds most directly to the front lines:
CLICK HERE

From the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism: How you can support Israel now. Click HERE .

Congregant Carly Schrager's Israel trip leader recommended the Israel Under Fire - Emergency Campaign, dedicated to providing safe housing for families evacuated from the Gaza area.  

Rabbi's Corner

For 5784, the Rabbi's Corner will be sharing posts from the History of Racial Injustice calendar published by the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI). Once a doctoral student in African American, Jewish American, and Latin American literature, Rabbi Amy believes it is incumbent upon us all as American Jews, ourselves racially diverse, to keep adding to our historical knowledge by learning from different American experience.

 

 

Mon, March 18 2024 8 Adar II 5784