Rosh HaShanah
Rosh HaShanah begins Wednesday evening, October 2 and ends the evening of Friday, October 4. For a full BAI holiday schedule, please click here.
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Musical Kabbalat Shabbat
Friday Night/Kabbalat Shabbat: Informal, casual, spirited and soulful. Creating sacred time in your sacred space Our Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service offers a contemplative and uplifting prayer with melodies and niggunim set [...]
Meditative Quiet Sit
Start your Shabbat morning at BAI with…quiet. Join Hazzan Harold and Rabbi David for a meditative quiet sit. Weather permitting in the Ya’ar. We will have handouts with prompts, [...]
Tefilah B’Kavanah
Led by Hazzan Harold, this is our weekly Shabbat morning offering of intentional musical prayer, with spirited song, chant and meditation. Our aim is to allow for deep, uninterrupted, [...]
Torah Study via Zoom
A lively, open conversation focused on the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi David. All are welcome. Presently, we study online, via Zoom. “Our Torah study group is a place [...]
Shorashim Shabbat
Shabbat at Beth Am Israel offers a family-centered, community experience. All families are welcome and encouraged to join in celebrating Shabbat and learning with us on Saturday mornings. Shorashim [...]
Shabbat Morning Services
Blends traditional prayer modes with contemporary melodies and niggunin and features acoustic music in the early part of the service and a more traditional approach in the later parts of [...]
Kesher Walking Group – Shabbat Walk
We’ve had several requests to add a Shabbat walk to our program. We scouted out a route that is approximately 2 miles with minimal hills in walking distance to [...]
Sunday Minyan
Join our dedicated group of lay-led Minyan'ers online.
Morning Tefilah via Zoom
Join Beth Am’ers in soulful prayer led by our clergy to begin each day.
We strive to make our events fully accessible to all. If you require disability accommodation(s) in order to participate in our events, please email the office.