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.

“From Slavery to Sinai: New Findings from Ancient Egypt and the Story of our Exodus” with Professor Scott B. Noegel

Wednesdays, January 13, 20, 27 from 7-9 PM
$35 for the series or $15 per lecture. Become a patron for $50.

Don't miss this eye-opening and engaging series. Learn more here.

Scott Noegel serves as Professor of Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies and chairs the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization at the University of Washington.

Friday, January 8 at 8 PM
Please join us at our Annual Freedom Shabbat, a celebration of the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and our responsibilities as Jews to work towards social justice in our world. Our speaker will be Ms. Keisha Krum, a Community Organizer with the Sound Alliance, and our lively guest choir is from St. Therese.

Be a part of this moving and inspiring service, sponsored by your Social Action Committee.

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

Be sure to send in your reservations today.

We still need auction items donated!
No item is too small.

Learn more about the donating items for the auction.

Project 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.

Join a Chavurah
Volunteer
Turkey Trip

Anat Hoffman, dynamic leader of the Israel Religious Action Center, will be our Scholar-in-Residence from Friday-Sunday, February 19-21.

This weekend of learning made possible by a generous gift from Lillian and Charles (z”l) Kaplan.