November 26, 2009   9 Kislev 5770
Temple Beth Am, Seattle, WA
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Welcome to Temple Beth Am  

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.

Multifaith Thanksgiving Eve Service  
Join other North End faith communities for the Multifaith Thanksgiving Eve Service, Wednesday, November 25, 7 PM at St. Bridget Church, 4900 NE 50th St, Seattle. Please bring a can of food for the Food Bank and a pie to share after the service.
Tuesday with Torah  
“The Impact of Tsfat on Jewish Civilization” with Rabbi Jonathan Singer
December 1, 8 and 15, 7-8:15 PM. Free. See more details.
Chanukah  

Lighting ChanukiahThe First Night of Chanukah is Friday, December 11.

See more about our Chanukah events, including candle lighting, the Chanukah Party, events for young adults, the Tri-Temple Shul-In and our Scrabble and Pancake Breakfast.

We need latke fryers! We need folks to make, fry or buy 36 latkes (double chai) each and bring them to the Temple by Friday, December 11.
Email Alysa Rosen or call the office if you can help provide latkes.

Black and White Ball 2010  

Black & White Ball January 31, 2010Temple Beth Am's annual auction, the Black and White Ball, is Sunday, January 31, 2010.

Buy a raffle ticket for $25. The winner will receive a $1,000 Gift Certificate to University Village. Only a few tickets left. Email to purchase a ticket.

Learn more about the raffle and donating items for the auction.

Project Hineyni  

Project Hineyni logoProject Hineyni is Beth Am's caring community initiative and we need you to make it happen!

Please fill out our brief Project Hineyni Survey. Your participation is essential to the success of this caring community initiative.

If you have any problems opening the survey or questions about Project Hineyni, please contact Alysa Rosen, 206-525-0915 x 210.

Quick Links  
From the Rabbis  
Rabbi Beth Singer, November 2009
Rabbi Jonathan Singer, October 2009
Rabbi Beth Singer, September 2009
Rabbi's Sermons  
Rabbi Jonathan Singer, Rosh Hashanah 2009/5770
Upcoming at Temple Beth Am  
Holiday Resources  


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