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  • BESSY Serves the Soup Kitchen

    Beth Emet, teens, and families! Join us in serving guests at Beth Emet's weekly soup kitchen. Every Wednesday evening since 2002, Beth Emet has opened its doors to members of our community in need of nutritious dinner. Guests sit at linen-covered tables with fresh flowers and listen to live music (this time featuring Gabe Silver ...

  • Chasamba Lunch and a Movie

    Join Chasamba as we take in one of our nation's finest pieces of cinema: SHREK. Pizza lunch provided. This event costs $4 per student. Find us in the Perlman Room! 12:00 - 2:00. If you have questions please email Gabriella.

  • Kabbalat Torah class

    Kabbalat Torah class

    Each year, we invite our high school seniors to study, travel to New York City, and have a lot of fun with Rabbi London. Before the trip she hosts classes in her home for the teenagers and their families. Please contact the office for details.

  • Garinim Ice Skating

    Join Garinim for an afternoon of ice skating at Robert Crown on 1/26/2025 from 12:30 - 2:00 pm. Drop off and pick up are both at Robert Crown. Please plan to eat lunch before you arrive. A snack will be provided at the end. This event costs $10 per student. If you have other questions, please email ...

  • BE Noar Cooking Elective

    BE Noar makes their way to the Beth Emet kitchen for some quality bonding and good food. This is an elective of the BE Noar program For more information, contact Gabriella Cooper.

  • Gesher Make-up Session

    If you missed our last Gesher session on Thursday, you can make up that time here! Contact Gabriella Cooper for more information.

  • Kabbalat Torah class

    Each year, we invite our high school seniors to study, travel to New York City, and have a lot of fun with Rabbi London during this Kabbalat Torah class. Before the trip she hosts classes in her home for the teenagers and their families. Please contact the office for details.

  • Garinim Tie-Dye

    Join Garinim, 4 - 5th grade, for an afternoon of tie-dye! Students should bring a packed lunch and items to tie-dye. We will have t-shirts and socks available to dye as well. $10 per student. Sign up here

  • BESSY end of year event

    Calling all 8th - 12th graders for BESSY's end-of-year celebration! We'll have pizza, mocktails, karaoke, and more! RSVP Here

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Shir Shabbat & BEYOND! A Celebration of Generations

    Friday, February 6 5:15 & BEYOND! Dinner and Activities Multigenerational dinner (those who came to our December community retreat are especially encouraged to attend!) Olympics-themed activities for children after dinner Middle school youth group event with activities celebrating the Olympics (RSVP here) 5:45 pm Oneg Sponsored by Create a Jewish Legacy, a part of the Jewish ...

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • BESSY Purim Carnival

    The Purim Carnival is March 1! This beloved Beth Emet tradition raises money for our teen program. The carnival includes games, prizes, lunch, a bouncy house, a food drive, and so much more! Children 6th grade and younger should be accompanied by a grownup. Remember your costumes! 11:00 am–12:00 pm: Accessible Carnival for preschoolers and ...

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Kabbalat Torah

    Kabbalat Torah

    Our 12th graders participate in Kabbalat Torah with Rabbi London. In addition to action, students who participate in our teen classes develop a love for and commitment to Judaism, a strong sense of self and community, and the ability to speak thoughtfully on questions of God, Torah and Israel. This special seminar-style class meets in the spring semester and includes a weekend trip to New York City with Rabbi London.

  • Prayer & Action for Earth Day

    Join us this Earth Day as we come together to care for our shared home. Families, children, and participants of all ages are invited to take part in a community trash pick-up. Even the smallest hands can make a big difference!
    Come ready to connect, give back, and show our children what it means to care for the world around us.

  • Kabbalat Torah & Gesher ceremony

    The Shabbat when we celebrate our 7th grade Gesher students and 12th grade Kabbalat Torah class is a beloved moment honoring our next generation of Jewish learners and leaders. During the service, our graduating seniors will share reflections on what Beth Emet and Judaism mean to them as they prepare for the next chapter of their lives. The 7th graders mark the culmination of their Gesher year, witnessing the older students model Jewish engagement in high school. After the service, Gesher families gather for a brief ceremony where students share what they’ve learned about how Judaism and community can guide them as they grow. This meaningful evening highlights the continuity of Jewish learning from childhood through young adulthood.