Engaging Programs & Meaningful Connections

 Rabbi Breit Welcome Shabbat Dinner - Friday, August 19 at 7:30PM
We're kicking off our first weekend with Rabbi Breit by hosting a Shabbat dinner following services. Enjoy a pasta bar, fruit, ice cream and more with our newest spiritual leader! Dinner is $18 per person, or $40 for the family. - Register here

 Family Be Together Bash - Sunday, August 21 at 10:30AM
We're so happy to be welcoming Rabbi Breit, we just HAD to throw a party! Come to B'nai Torah and enjoy a morning full of fun, friends, and food! - Register here  

B'nai Torah 20s & 30s provides social programming for the young adults in our community. Connect with other Jews in their 20s and 30s as we make new friendships and share amazing experiences. We are a welcoming group that would love to have you join in on our fun! If you have ideas of things you’d love to do, we’d love to help you make it happen. Also, feel free to invite friends and family who may not be affiliated with B'nai Torah. We love to meet new people and expand our community! Contact Rabbi K for more information.

Know anybody who grew up at B'nai Torah, who is now in their 20s or 30s? Please email us with their contact information, so that we can invite them to future events.

 L'Mazel Tov: New Parents Group - beginning Monday, August 15
Led by Rabbis Heller and K, this 4 week group is open and free of charge to members and non-members who are expecting their first child. We'll cover topics like parenting a Jewish child (and Jewish grandparents) choosing names, bris and baby naming. We'll also create bonds with other young families. - Click here to sign up!

 Adult Be Together Bash - Sunday, August 21 at 5:00PM
While the kids are away, the adults will play! Our adult members are invited to party with Rabbi Breit and engage with the various groups and committees at B'nai Torah on Sunday, August 21. Enjoy a cocktail and snack while you peruse all that B'nai Torah has to offer! - Register here

Weekly Virtual Commute - Mondays at 8:45AM
Join Rabbi Heller and Rabbi K each Monday morning for 15 minutes of spirituality to start your work week. Click here to submit a one-time registration form! 

Introduction to Judaism - Multiple Sessions Available!
Do you know someone who is interested in converting to Judaism, or who is already Jewish but wants to rediscover and reconnect? Bnai Torah is partnering with six other congregations to create a new city-wide opportunity, starting this coming Monday! Email our rabbis, or click here to learn more and to register!

Meet other empty nester and boomer congregants who share your passions and have time and energy for volunteering, participating in social events, helping others, and more!

 Weekly Boomer Happy Hour - Wednesdays at 5PM in the Virtual Community Room
Grab a drink and/or snacks and spend some time each week with your fellow B'nai Torah Boomers via Zoom! Share ideas for spring happenings and hobbies, discuss any emotions you're feeling and enjoy some time with friendly faces!

 B'nai Torah Women Virtual Book Club - Monthly 
Do you like to read? Do you like to chat? Join B'nai Torah Women Virtual Book Club! BTW Book Club meets via Zoom on the first Monday of each month beginning October 4, 2021 at 7:30PM. The group is moderated by Greg Changnon, and costs $55/pp to participate. Click here to preview the book selections for the upcoming year and to register.

 B'nai Torah Women Chodashi Sessions - Monthly 
Please note that BTW Chodashi is on hold until further notice, due to COVID-19. 

Our mission is to promote social interaction and greater involvement in the synagogue. We like to think that Brotherhood is an excellent way to meet other members of the Shul on an informal basis given our wide variety of programs. Our four areas of focus are: Religion, Sports, Social, and Community. While some of our programs are Brotherhood-only, the majority are open to the broader Shul community and may be family-oriented or take place in conjunction with other B'nai Torah groups. From a ruach perspective, the Brotherhood is responsible for High Holiday ushering and leading participation in the World Wide Wrap.

Brotherhood Poker - on hiatus for the summer. 

B'nai Torah Young Family programs are for families with children in 2nd grade and under. Our Early Childhood Activities Department (ECHAD) programs are more appropriate for families with children ages 5 and under. Our B'nai Babies programs are best suited for families with children ages 3-18 months. The descriptions of the programs and events below will provide guidance as to what ages the activity is for.