Interested in hosting during Kabbalat Shabbat or Shabbat morning services?

We need your help greeting people during Shabbat. Please click here for more information about hosting.

Friday evening Kabbalat Shabbat services begin at 6:30 p.m. and are held in the Gronowski Family Chapel. Shabbat Morning services begin at 9 a.m. and are held in the Sanctuary. We ask that hosts arrive 15 minutes before services begin.

Email Angel Alvarez-Mapp , Linda Bernstein or Christopher Reiger if you are interested in hosting.

Congregation Beth Sholom is a hub of human interaction, from which all individual and communal change begins.

Jewish ethos guide us – the powerful trilogy of Torah study, tzedakah (giving) and tefillah (prayer) – to embrace activities of Tikkun HaOlam (healing the world) and Gimilut Chasidim (acts of loving kindness) that enhance life for others and cultivate meaningful connections among us all. It’s not about what we say or believe, but about what we do.  We are a highly participatory congregation that is passionately committed to supporting the state of Israel and the Jewish imperative of social action.  

Dr. Ernest M. Weitz Breakfast Club   -  CBS Book Club   -  Women's Book Group   -  Young Adult Shabbats   -  Couples Kehillah    Keshet Chavurah (LGBT Community)   -   Beth Sholom Professional Network   -  Chicken Soupers   -  Shechinah Project
Jewish Prisoners Outreach Project   -  Blood Drive  -  The Nachamu ("Comfort") Mental Health Support Group

*Click the group name above to see more info on the wide range of community offerings at Congregation Beth Sholom*

The existing groups listed are just a sampling of what can be.  If you have a passion or seed of an idea to help repair the world, we’d love to hear about it, contact the Beth Sholom office at 415.221.8736 to explore your thoughts and ideas.