Every Friday night, we joyously celebrate Shabbat in person at Beth David, with most services at 6:30pm.  Summertime services are often outdoors or in our more intimate Chapel. We always conclude with a communal oneg.

SERVICES WILL ALSO BE ON ZOOM, CLICK HERE
If you would like to pick up a siddur/prayer book to follow along in the service from home, feel free to stop by Beth David!

Once a month, we celebrate Shabbat together with an experience for all ages!! 

• 5:45pm – Optional Dinner
• 6:30pm – Shabbat Service

We’ll celebrate together with an experience for all ages!!  an optional Shabbat dinner begins at 5:45pm, followed by a family friendly, musical, spirit filled, participatory, engaging Shabbat Service at 6:30.

Please note: RSVP for dinner is required. There’s a prepaid charge of $10 per adult/teen; $5 per child 12 and under.

Come for the bagels and coffee … stay for the warm community and the open, intellectually engaging discussion. Who comes to Torah study at Beth David? We are longtime enthusiasts who commit to coming every week, and newbies who show up once or twice a year. We are retirees and working parents; we are fluent in Hebrew, and we don’t know a single Hebrew letter. Each week, we read a section of the weekly Torah portion in English and discuss it from a modern perspective, alongside modern, ancient, or medieval texts Rabbi Kalisch shares to help illuminate the words of Torah in new ways. During the summer, Torah study is lay led. Torah Study meets some weeks via Zoom and some weeks in-person – please check the website or check your email for the current schedule. No prior knowledge is assumed or required. Drop in any week for the first time, or contact Rabbi Kalisch at  with any questions.

TORAH STUDY LINK: https://zoom.us/j/810166610

While every Shabbat is an opportunity to connect as a community, several times a year on  Saturday morning, we gather for what we call “Community Shabbat” –a family-friendly celebration in which we learn, pray, and nosh together. These gatherings often coincide with holidays, communal celebrations, or guest scholars and artists.

Here is a typical schedule for these gatherings:

9:30 am – Parallel Learning for Children and Adults
10:30 am – Family-Friendly Shabbat Service
12:00 pm – Lunch