BCRC Brotherhood
Friendships are made here! BCRC Brotherhood is an organization that strengthens out Temple Community through acts. The Brotherhood is designed to build relationships, provide community programs, develop leadership, and most importantly support Beth Chaverim Reform Congregation. Service projects throughout the year include such things as sukkah building, grilling for the BCRC picnic (shown here) and others. If you need the Brotherhood's help, let us know!
Social programs planned throughout the year will include both adult activities and all ages family events. Below are some pictures from our 4th of July family outing to the Loudoun United soccer game and the blacksmith experience. Click here for a photo album from the blacksmith experience, where our members bonded while producing steel knives! Please email brotherhood@bcrcva.org for information and to get on the secure What's App chat list.
2024-25 Schedule
Monthly meetings (Thursday evening):
4/24 Leesburg Public House, 962 Edwards Ferry Rd NE (7 PM)
5/22 Ohso Cellars Brambleton
Upcoming Social Events (More to be announced)
Family hike (date TBD)
Loudoun United family soccer outing (date TBD)
Fri, April 25 2025
27 Nisan 5785
Join us for Services
We welcome anyone looking for a place to worship. In order to attend our weekly Shabbat Service, Guests must submit a Visitor Form prior to attending.
Announcing Sanctuary & Social Renewal Sprint 2
Our goal is to raise $50,000 by June 30 to build a spiritual Jerusalem stone wall backdrop integrated with the bimah, with recessed lighting and built-in space for a permanent ark.We plan to have the sanctuary construction done during the summer so that we can be ready for the High Holy Days. We thank everyone who has donated to our earlier phase.
Click here to read full details on the project. To donate to this project click here and select donate to Sanctuary & Social Renewal Project.
GMU Commended by JCRC
Recent antisemitic threats uncovered by security personnel at George Mason University illustrate how difficult and scary life still is for many Jewish college students. Fortunately, GMU administrators took strong steps to address these developments. The Jewish Community Resource Council (JCRC) of Greater Washington put out this statement commending GMU for their commitment to and compassion for Jewish members of their community.
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Beth Chaverim Reform Congregation
21740 Beaumeade Circle, Suite 100
Ashburn, VA 20147
(703) 729-1659
office@bcrcva.org