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Welcome to Congregation Beth Shalom!

Celebrating 30 years of Jewish Community in Greater Brandon! We are a URJ affiliated synagogue and encourage you to come and visit with us to see what a warm and inclusive Jewish Community is. We welcome all!

Welcome the stranger – stranger no more!

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B’nei Mitzvah

As a small congregation, we are able to make each young adult’s Bar and Bat Mitzvah a personalized, life cycle event of meaning, emphasizing the Jewish values of Torah (instruction), Avodah (worship) and Gemilut chasadim (acts of loving kindness). We believe that B’nai Mitzvah is an important life cycle event, not just for the young adult and their family but for the entire congregation. We welcome all families to take this important journey with their children.

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Simchat Torah – Dancing with the Torah!

We love to celebrate all the joy and beauty of our traditions together as a community.

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Chanukah Celebration

This year we celebrate Chanukah with a community Chanukiot lighting. The joy in children young and old at the beautiful, glowing menorahs is a special part of Chanukah for our community!

Shabbat morning service Nov 16
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    Kibbitzer Deadline

    ALL DAY EVENT
    Next dates: 13 Dec | 10 Jan | 14 Feb |

Welcome to Congregation Beth Shalom!

Shalom! Congregation Beth Shalom is a vibrant, warm, and growing Reform synagogue. As the only Reform synagogue in the Greater Brandon area, we provide a home for Jews and interfaith families of all ages and backgrounds. We have a friendly diverse population. As a small congregation, we value the contribution and participation of each individual member.

High Holidays

Life Long Learning

At Beth Shalom we believe learning and participating in study are key to a full Jewish life.  We have a dynamic Life Long Learning Committee that organizes a variety of study and learning opportunities for all interests!

The Kibbitzer

The Kibbitzer is our monthly newsletter packed with information about Beth Shalom and all the activities we have for that particular month.

Click here to read the most recent issue.

Shabbat Services

  Shabbat is the highlight of the Jewish week, an opportunity to connect with family, friends and community. Tranquility and reflection are combined with learning, joy, spirited singing and prayer for a day that restores and renews.  Currently Erev Shabbat services are every Friday night at 7:00pm . You Can View the service via Zoom. The address is

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83776565288?pwd=V3RIZzRXWkdaTjhselBpNWJFTjlBUT09

Meeting ID 837 7656 5288

Passcode 101324


 

 

 

From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

Ten Things We Say When We Talk About Antisemitism

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Antisemitism and Hate Crimes
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URJ leaders have had thousands of conversations about antisemitism over the past years, especially after October 7th. The following list summarizes the ideas that arise most often in these discussions.

Putting the “Serve” Back in "Deserve"

Putting the “Serve” Back in "Deserve" sdolgov

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As the Jewish community grapples with fears of our eroding security in post-10/7 America, nobody wants to consider the question of whether we have enjoyed that security up to this point by right or by debt.

Kinship in Crisis in Jesse Eisenberg's New Movie

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Film
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Fresh off winning an Emmy for his portrayal of Roman Roy in the hit HBO series "Succession," Kieran Culkin finds himself playing another motormouthed man child at the center of Jesse Eisenberg's "A Real Pain."

Is it Okay to Seek Joy?

Is it Okay to Seek Joy? jemerman

Arts and Culture
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In "Seeking Joy," on view at the Heller Museum at HUC-JIR/New York through June 26, 2025, over 50 artists share moments of happiness they have experienced.