Located in Seattle’s “Jewishly Happening” North End, we are a Reform synagogue committed to helping Jews and their loved ones build a joyful, spiritual, caring and egalitarian community.
We welcome the entire spectrum of our Jewish community: people of all ages, races and abilities; interfaith families; and people who are single, partnered, straight, gay, lesbian and transgendered. As a vibrant center of learning, we enable each member to reflect the holy. We stand together in times of need and work together to bring about tikkun olam, healing of the world.
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 The festival of Shavuot celebrates both the springtime harvest and the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. Shavuot is a festival of sweetness and joy, but also a time to appreciate what it means to carry Torah forward in our lives. The entire community is encouraged to participate in our holiday observances:
Erev Shavuot Service
Saturday, May 26 / 7:00 PM
Everyone is invited to this beautiful service led by our 10th Grade Covenant Renewal Class. They will share how they engage with Torah through a service that includes creative reading, music, and movement. Learn more here.
Saturday, May 26 / 9:00 PM
Freddie Yudin will speak and lead a discussion about new directions in American Jewish literature. Learn more here.
Shavuot Morning Service & Yizkor
Sunday, May 27 / 10:00 AM
This joyous festival service, celebrating the giving of the Torah, includes a reading of the Ten Commandments, Hallel prayers, and Yizkor, followed by a beautiful lunch hosted by the Covenant Renewal Class.
Temple Beth Am at Folklife
Monday, May 28 / 11:30 AM
"Taste of Shavuot," at this year’s Folklife Big Jewish Show, features TBA’s KlezKidz in the Bagley Wright Theatre at Seattle Center, and is hosted by Harvey Niebulski and Bernice Maslan, clarinetist with KlezKidz. Learn more here.
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 The next WRJ event is the Miss Representation Film Screening and Discussion on Thursday, May 17 at 6:30 PM . Learn more here.
Join Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) Today! Please download and fill out our 2011-2012 WRJ Membership Form and return it to Temple Beth Am. Thank you for your support.
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 Young Famlies@Beth Am is a new group created to serve families whose oldest child is currently in Kindergarten or below. Our goal is to help bridge the gap from birth through the first year in school in a uniquely Jewish context. Open to members and non-members. Learn more here.
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Rabbi Beth Singer - October 2011
Rabbi Jonathan Singer - October 2011
Rabbi Jonathan Singer - September 2011
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Annual Congregational Meeting
Sunday, May 20, 10:00 AM
During our Annual meeting, Board Members and Executive Staff will present more information about the dues approach and answer any questions you might have. We will review the upcoming year's budget and board nominating slate for community approval. In addition, we will honor Elyse Litvack and Don Silverman for their strong work and commitment to our synagogue. Everyone is encouraged to attend.
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