Youth Tefillah Services & Babysitting High Holiday RSVP Form
Congregation Beth Shalom is looking forward to serving your children. Babysitting will be available for children ages 6 months to 5 years old. Youth Tefillah (prayer services) will be available for children ages 6 to 13 years old for Rosh Hashanah mornings on day 1 and day 2 as well as Yom Kippur Eve (Kol […]
High Holiday Pass Order Form
In order to request a High Holiday Pass for in-person participation, everyone in your immediate family and family guests must be vaccinated, except for children ages 0 to 4. If you have any questions, please contact Robert Gleiberman at rgleiberman@bethshalompgh.org or 412-421-2288 x226. By submitting the form below, I attest that each individual in my […]
Come Together Gala Recap
We want to thank everyone who participated in the Come Together Gala on Saturday, November 19. It was an amazing event! If you would like a physical copy of the Celebration Journal, you can pick one up at the front office during normal office hours. Come Together Gala Sponsors We want to thank everyone who […]
Installation of Rabbi Mark Asher Goodman – September 3
Join us on Saturday, September 3 at 9:15 a.m. during Shabbat Morning Services as we formally install Rabbi Mark Asher Goodman as Associate Rabbi. Special kiddush to follow the service in the Samuel & Minnie Hyman Ballroom. To honor Rabbi Goodman, please consider sponsoring this special installation. Sponsor name(s) will be listed in the Installation […]
Book of Remembrance 5783
Jewish memories are the foundation of our rituals, traditions, and identities. During Yizkor services four times each year, we use the Book of Remembrance to help us recall those who have passed away. An entry in the Book of Remembrance is a meaningful and tangible way to memorialize and honor departed loved ones. Remembering an […]
Shabbat Shiur Program – Personal Torah Next Session May 14
Join us after kiddush on Saturday, May 14 for the second lay-led discussion in this series. Jonathan Weinkle will lead us in investigating the Talmudic tale of rabbis falling ill and healing each other. Questions? Contact Rabbi Mark Asher Goodman at mgoodman@bethshalompgh.org
Shababa-Mama & Shababa-Abba – Friday, May 6 – Registration Closed
Join us for a Mother’s Day themed Shababababa on Friday, May 6 from 5 to 5:30 pm! All parents in attendance with receive a stemmed flower. Shababababa is Beth Shalom’s musical service for Pittsburgh families with kids under age 8, led by our own Rabbi Seth Adelson. After the service, stay for a kid-friendly dinner […]
New Community Chevra Kadisha – May 1
Taharah, the ritual purification of the dead, is a beautiful, powerful, and Jewish tradition. The New Community Chevra Kadisha performs this important mitzvah in Pittsburgh. Join us on Sunday, May 1st at 1:00 p.m. in the Samuel & Minnie Hyman Ballroom and on Zoom to learn from their members.
Lag Ba’Omer Concert – May 19
Pre-ticket sales are now closed.Tickets can still be purchased at the door.Cash, credit cards, and checks accepted.Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Join Josh Warshawsky and the Chaverai Nevarech Band for a rockin Lag Ba’omer Concert at Beth Shalom on Thursday, May 19 at 6:00 p.m. According to Jewish custom, from Passover to Lag Ba’omer we […]
High Holiday Brief Survey
Congregation Beth Shalom is in a period of transition. During the past year, we have hired a new Executive Director, Development Director and interim Director of Derekh and Youth Tefilah. Our long-time Cemetery Director and High Holiday seating coordinator has retired and we are currently in the process of searching for an Assistant Rabbi, who […]