Beth Israel-Judea worship seeks to nurture the Jewish soul. From our Friday evening Kabbalat Shabbat and weekly morning prayers to the holidays, our services present a unique blend of traditional and contemporary practice, and always with beautiful music. We hope to rekindle and to strengthen your relationship with God in our worship.
Rabbi Rosalind Glazer and Cantor Ellen Schwab are committed to a Judaism that is vibrant, relevant and compelling, and making Beth Israel-Judea your "spiritual home."
The congregation offers weekly Friday evening and Shabbat morning services. Jewish holidays are celebrated in the Sanctuary. Beth Israel-Judea uses its own home-grown siddurim, or prayerbooks, that feature Hebrew, English transliterations, English translations and meaningful additions. We also have services for special occasions, lead by youth and synagogue groups as well as specific services for families and young children.
The most accurate schedules for services can be found in the Calendar, especially for holidays, which sometimes start early in the morning (or late at light for Selichot). However, the usual times for Shabbat services are:
7:30 PM for Friday evening Kabbalat Shabbat.
10:00 AM for Shabbat morning services.
Please click on the links below to discover more about our Worship and traditions.