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 are a vibrant center of learning and 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.

Registration for the 2009-2010 school year was due July 1. Please send your registration forms to the Temple office. Registrations received from now on carry a $100 late fee, except for those from newly affiliated families.  See the Religious School page for Registration forms, the Religious School Handbook and more information.

Services are scheduled for 8 PM on Friday, July 3 and 10 AM on Saturday, July 4. Torah Study will be at 9:30 AM on Saturday, July 4. The Temple Beth Am office will be closed on Friday, July 3 to observe the Independence Day holiday.

The Board of Trustees has been asked to approve a Temple Environmental Policy proposed by the Social Action Committee. This proposal will be considered at the July 16 Board meeting.

Comments from the congregation regarding this proposal are welcome and will be shared with the board. Please send comments to president@templebetham.org by July 15. Learn more on the Board page.

Listen to samples from the Temple Beth Am Choir's soon-to-be-released CD, "The Best of Beth Am," on the Choir page.

We're in the process of developing our 2009-2010 Adult Learning Program.  We'll keep you up-to-date on the new schedule that will include Sunday Morning Forums, Parent and Family Learning Opportunities, Brown Bag Lunches with the Rabbis, Torah Study, guest speakers, and a Scholar-in-Residence weekend. The coming year is a great time to enhance your Jewish knowledge.  For more information, contact Alysa Rosen, 206-525-0915 x 210. See our Adult Education page for more events.

Temple Beth Am is here for you in this time of economic challenge. For more information about the Greater Seattle Jewish Business Networking group, which meets twice a month on Wednesday evenings, click here.