B'rukhim ha-ba'im, welcome, to Temple Beth Am. We are a Conservative Jewish congregation in Los Angeles that takes pride in our reputation as a warm and caring multi-generational synagogue family. The congregation encourages personal, spiritual and intellectual growth as well as active communal involvement through dynamic, spiritual, educational and social experiences.
6:30-9pm at TBA. Join fellow TBA business professionals as BANG welcomes Sinai Temple's business networking group, Si-Net for an evening of business networking. Last year's event was well attended and we expect this one to be as well. Don't forget your business cards! RSVP to Ariana Shane in the synagogue office or online at www.tbala.org/bang by May 8. $20 per person. Dinner will be provided.
10:00 a.m. Join us for a Sunday Brunch (FREE for Temple Members) and discussion as we review the past year and share plans for the next. Temple Officers & Board Members will be elected for 2012-2013. The morning will also include a "Town Hall" forum with our architects, who will lead us in a discussion about our community's vision for Sanctuary renovation. R.S.V.P. is a must! RSVP online and see the full slate of Officers and Board Members at www.tbala.org/annualmeeting
A SECOND TOWN HALL MEETING will be held with our architects on Tuesday evening, May 22 at 8:00 p.m. We encourage all Temple members to participate in one of these meetings and share your thoughts and dreams for our Sanctuary.
Temple Beth Am is pleased to partner with Adat Shalom, Pico Egal, Temple Emanuel and the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies for a joint Tikkun Leil Shavuot at TBA! Join us for Havdalah and all-night learning with our rabbis and special guests. Featured Midnight Session with Rabbi Laura Geller and Rabbi Shlomo "Schwartzie" Schwartz. Click here for details
At La Cienega Park sponsored by the Library Minyan Monday, immediately following services in all venues. Meet at the picnic table on the east side of La Cienega Blvd, north of Olympic Bring dairy picnic lunch, drinks, and blankets. Childcare will be provided.Event contact person: Mark Bodenstein Bodensw@gmail.com
Temple Beth Am and Metivta welcome well-known teacher and chant composer Rabbi Andrew Hahn (the Kirtan Rabbi). Join us at 9:00 p.m. for an evening of sacred call-and-response singing and devotional learning. No need to know Hebrew or be Jewish. Refreshments provided. Bring your dancing socks and a pillow to sit on (chairs will also be available). $15 in advance at www.tbala.org/kirtan or $20 at the door.
Presented by the TBA Men's Society and Dr. Michael Berenbaum. Shul-wide event to be held at the Los Angeles Holocaust Museum. RSVP at www.tbala.org/holocaust
Neshama Minyan Kabbalat Shabbat at 6:00 p.m. and Community-wide Shabbat Dinner in honor of Rabbi Susan Leider at 7:30 p.m. Adults $25, Children 3-12 $15. RSVP at www.tbala.org/installation Call Cori for more info x210
