
Last night, our community gathered to honor the lives lost on October 7 and to reflect on how this day forever changed us, and the Jewish world. May their memories be a blessing.

Last night, our community gathered to honor the lives lost on October 7 and to reflect on how this day forever changed us, and the Jewish world. May their memories be a blessing.

Mazel tov, Rabbi Jeremy Barras, on being featured in the South Florida Reporter! https://southfloridareporter.com/bringing-atlanta-home-rabbi-jeremy-barras-and-the-miami-test-of-the-black-jewish-alliance/

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Erev Simchat Torah. Our 1st Grade Consecration, joyful Hakafot, and a Taste of Torah over dessert made for a beautiful close to our High Holy Day season,…

On Friday evening, our community gathered to welcome our newest member families and celebrate Rabbi Robyn Fisher. It was a joyful service filled with blessings in their honor. Welcome to the Temple Beth Am family.…

Dear Friends, Like many of you, I read with great interest Rabbi Barras’s column in the August Commentator. I was excited to know that he was involved in convening a summit in Atlanta with Rabbis…

As we look ahead to 2027, Tikkun Olam is excited to continue building on both new and long-standing programs and leadership initiatives. We invite you to learn more about what’s coming up and how you…

What a treat it was to see so many glowing faces over the High Holy Days and to get to know even more of the wonderful families that make up our remarkable Temple Beth Am…

Dr. Lenore C. Kipper, Judaic Studies Director Emerita Middot, Enduring Virtues and Values of Judaism Emet, Truthfulness Jewish tradition teaches us that truthfulness, emet, is the beginning, middle, and end of everything. The Hebrew letters…

Order your 2027 Mah jongg card from Sisterhood and we all win! When you purchase your cards through Sisterhood the National Mah Jongg League makes a donation back to our sisterhood. Please provide your Mah Jongg League number…

There is no moment quite like it: the proud parents wiping away tears, the grandparents glowing from the front row, and a 12- or 13-year-old standing before the congregation, chanting ancient text with poise and…