BOLD JUDAISM

Welcoming

We treat all who embrace our philosophy as full, equal members - whether or not they were born Jewish, adopted Judaism or simply feel a kinship with our congregation.

Questioning

We find new ideas invigorating rather than frightening. No issue is off limits. No question is considered too challenging or sacrilegious.

Celebrating

We believe that non-Jewish relatives who support members of our congregation should have the opportunity to fully participate in ceremonies and celebrations.

BOLD JUDAISM

Creating

Our ancestors wrote words that spoke to them. We have the right and responsibility to do the same. We say what we mean and mean what we say.

Educating

We teach students to be thinkers who can evaluate and process ideas. Because we embrace diversity, every student feels equal and accepted.

Evolving

As the world changes and we gain new insights into the nature of our universe and ourselves, it is essential that Judaism evolves to reflect these new realities.

BOLD JUDAISM

Searching

 Core to our theological philosophy is that external forces do not solve the problems of our world. We are responsible for our actions, and we each bear responsibility for repairing our world.

Giving

 In a world in which help does not come from elsewhere, we are all responsible for improving the planet and reaching out to those in need.

HYDBRID SHABBAT SERVICE--December 1 at 7 PM

Maureen Marks will be joining to discuss the format, structure and expectation of the up-coming visits of candidates for the RCE position.

Join Maureen and Rabbi Barr in person or via zoom.   A link can be found in the Thursday blast email or by contacting the congregational office.

ADULT EDUCATION - FIRST CANDIDATE VISIT

Sunday Dec 3 @ 9:30 will be an in person visit by a candidate for the RCE position.  To learn about "Candidate W" members of Beth Adam can log into the "Members Only Section" and learn more about this individual.

Please arrive by 9:30 AM sharp so the candidate and congregation can best maximize the time together.

OUR VILLAGE

Rabbi Lewis and the teachers are looking forward to seeing their students on Sunday, December 3.

The theme for this week is Hanukkah.

BETH ADAM'S RABBINICAL SEARCH

Read about Beth Adam's Search for a new Rabbi Chief Executive to replace Rabbi Barr when he retires.

Watch an interview with Maureen Marks, Chair of the Search Committee discuss the process the congregation is using to find the next RCE. 

CALENDAR

Dec - Fri 1st
7:00pm
Hybrid Shabbat Service
Dec - Sun 3rd
9:30am
Our Village Religious School
9:30am
Adult Education
11:30am
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class
Dec - Thu 7th
First Night of Hanukkah
Dec - Fri 8th
6:00pm
Shabbat Gathering-Hanukkah
Dec - Sun 10th
9:30am
Our Village Religious School
9:30am
Adult Education
11:30am
Bar/Bat Mitzvah Class
Dec - Mon 11th
6:00pm
Board Meeting

Streaming
Shabbat Services

Beth Adam offers both hybrid and streaming Shabbat services.  Click here to watch the streaming services. 

Barr’s Banter

Rabbi Barr shares his thoughts, observations, wit and concerns on issues ranging from Judaism, American society, food, technology and life.  Posted weekly the podcasts are only 3-4 minutes.  Click to listen.

Sanctuary Tours

Beth Adam's sanctuary is one of kind.  It captures architecturally and artistically the philosophy of the congregation.  Click learn more.

At Beth Adam, we take a BOLD approach to Judaism. We are bringing that BOLDNESS to  Our Village. This isn’t your run-of-the-mill religious school, it's something totally different. Click here to take a quick tour.

Social Justice

Deeply embedded in the core values of Congregation Beth Adam is respect for the inherent worth of all people.

CONGREGATION BETH ADAM IS A SPIRITUAL HOME,

A MEANINGFUL VOICE, AND A HUMANISTIC RESOURCE

FOR PEOPLE WORLDWIDE, SEEKING A

CONTEMPORARY JEWISH IDENTITY AND EXPERIENCE.