Membership at Beth Shalom means being part of a community of Jews who recognize the value of caring for each other, volunteering, living an ethical life, and fully expressing their spirituality. Being a member of Beth Shalom is an obvious outgrowth of being part of the community. Members are involved in the planning and leadership of activities and services and have a voice in where Beth Shalom is heading in the next 100 years. Members have taken responsibility for their community.
Becoming a member of Beth Shalom generally requires meeting with the Senior Rabbi, Executive Director or President, who will explain the programs and take you on a tour of the building and grounds. There are few requirements to membership, but at least one person in the family unit must be Jewish. Once you have decided to become a member, the form must be submitted and financial arrangements for the annual dues must be made. You are officially a member once the Board of Trustees has approved your application.
Joining Beth Shalom:
- The first step is easy - just send us a note or give us a call!
- After you have spoken with the Senior Rabbi (Rabbi Adelson) or Executive Director (Robert Gleiberman), fill out the registration form:
- Finally, we will contact you to discuss your dues contribution with out Controller, Dale Caprara.
That's it! Formally take it to the Board of Trustees, and you're a member!
You may want to find out about these other aspects of membership: