Religious Services
Beit Am welcomes diversity in Jewish worship and seeks
opportunities to accommodate its congregation.
Religious Services are held on a regular basis.
In all services men and women are counted in the minyan
and are called to the Torah. Newcomers and visitors are most welcome
at all the services.
The schedule of services
is included in the
community events calendar.
The schedule of the services uses these terms to describe the types of
services being held on any particular date:
- Kabbalat Shabbat Friday Evening Services
- 7:30 pm on 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month.
A musical evening. The ensemble of Beit Am musicians will help us raise
our voices in joyful prayer as we welcome in Shabbat together.
- Sim Shalom Shabbat morning service
- Meets as
scheduled, 9:30 am to 12:00 noon,
using the Sim Shalom (Conservative) siddur, followed by a kiddush.
It is a full service, mostly in Hebrew with lots of singing,
an abbreviated Torah reading, and a brief devar Torah.
Egalitarian.
Note: Egalitarian indicates that men and women are counted in
the minyan as well as called to the Torah.
Newcomers and visitors are welcome at all the services.
The schedule of services
is included in the
community events calendar.
