Friday, May 31st, 2013
RSVP by May 24th, 2013
Bring the entire family for a wonderful Shabbat experience as we congratulate our newly Elected Officers and Directors.
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TBA is a vibrant spiritual center for Conservative Judaism meeting the spiritual, cultural and educational needs of our members. We strive to be a Kehillah Kedosha, a sacred and caring community, serving the needs of the Jewish population in NW Broward County, FL.
We offer a comprehensive program of activities for any age and any lifestyle. Come see for yourself!
Fridays: Carlebach Happy Minyan at 6:10 pm.
Saturdays: We meet in our Sanctuary at 9:00 am. Rabbi Plotkin leads the service, and congregants are encouraged to participate by reading Torah or leading parts of the service.
(babysitting available during services)
Regular Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Friday: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Sunday: 9:00am-12:00pm
Call our Office with your questions
Our friendly staff always welcomes your inquiries. Please contact us if you have questions about life cycle events such as baby namings, bar and bat mitzvah scheduling, or wedding planning. Contemplating membership at Temple Beth Am? Please call us at 954-968-4545, or email us at information@beth-am.org, and let us answer your questions.
If someone talks about the image of the Jewish mother, or, as she used to be called, 'the Yiddisher Mama,' chances are there are two visual images that will come to mind.
One, admittedly less now than before, will be cholesterolly - intensive cooking; and the other one would be doling out large doses of guilt.
One comedian refers to his mother by saying she is the East - Coast distributor of guilt.
At this stage in my career it is both rare, and very exciting, to experience something for the first time in the Jewish world. This occurred in early March when I went to Washington for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s annual Policy Conference in Washington, D.C.
It is with pleasure that I write the first article on behalf of the newly installed Sisterhood. On the wake of a big exhale after the flurry of activity that precedes Passover, a vibrant group of women, young and younger, have come together to continue the long tradition that has characterized Temple Beth Am Sisterhood throughout the years. To the outgoing board, we SALUTE YOU and THANK YOU for your hard work and contributions, and for paving the road that now must be ours to follow.
Please join me in welcoming the new board that was installed on April 14th 2013.