Simple, social, socially distanced (virtual), spiritually uplifting and short. Rabbi Bronstein will inspire us to deepen our understanding of how we relate to the Earth, Adama, that gives us sustenance and recommit ourselves to her care. We'll share poems, songs and writings about the natural world that gives us so much such as a hike […]
Dropoff and pickup must be contactless. Please wear a mask at all times and remain in your car. Volunteers will remove the donated food from your trunk and put the Mishloach Manot bag(s) in.
Dropoff and pickup must be contactless. Please wear a mask at all times and remain in your car. Volunteers will remove the donated food from your trunk and put the Mishloach Manot bag(s) in.
Dropoff and pickup must be contactless. Please wear a mask at all times and remain in your car. Volunteers will remove the donated food from your trunk and put the Mishloach Manot bag(s) in.
Watch a lively discussion among Rabbis Harry Pell (The Leffell School), Chaim Marder (Hebrew Institute of White Plains), and Les Bronstein (Bet Am Shalom) as they explore the meaning of Passover's foundational element, matzah, and the way we elevate it with art. Then learn how artists Renee and Howard Vichinsky, Amy Lassman and Tamar Messer […]
Watch Rabbis Harry Pell (The Leffell School), Chaim Marder (Hebrew Institute of White Plains), and Les Bronstein (Bet Am Shalom) explore the meaning of the Passover table's centerpiece, the seder plate, our special connection to it, and the way we elevate it with art. Then learn how artists Jennifer Wankoff, Amy Gilron, Amalia Flaisher and […]
“An illustrator's job is to read a text, understand the essence of a text, and pass the main idea to the reader in the best visual way. It can be ugly or it can be beautiful. But it must be eye-catching, and it must be interesting.” Learn how Israeli artist Tamar Messer did this on […]
Join Rabbi Bronstein and Cantor Schiller for a virtual Second Night Seder. Sign on at 5:45 PM and get settled on Zoom. We will begin PROMPTLY at 6:00 PM. 6:45 – 7:30 PM break for eating in our homes Conclusion of Seder, 7:30-8:15 PM Zoom registration required. Zoom link (along with A Night of Questions- […]
Justin Pellis and Tamara Silberman will perform a medley of Classical and Jewish Folk music, featuring works by Leonard Bernstein, Franz Schubert, and Naomi Shemer. Questions? Members see dedicated email, Weekly Calendar, or Members side of the website for Zoom link. Non-members may contact the office for Zoom information. _________________________________ Justin and Tamara are a […]
Pre-registered families with children of all ages are invited to join Rabbi Bronstein and Abby Reiken on the BAS field for this interactive, joyful Shavuot experience. Connect with other families as we explore Shavuot themes and values through art, storytelling, active games, and treats! There are no COVID testing or vaccination requirements for this outdoor […]
Ma’ariv Service followed by Tikun Leil Shavuot. Six presentations of “Torah for its Intended Purpose” from participants in our daily minyan: David Aftergood, Ellen Cutler-Levy, Ivy Eisenberg, Aaron Jaffe, Kari Kohl, and Marilyn Weintraub Break-out Discussions Opening and closing teaching by Rabbi Bronstein Uplifting Shavu’ot prayer and song with Cantor Schiller Via Zoom. See dedicated emails, Weekly […]
Yizkor will be said. In-person and via Zoom. In-person admission only with pre-registration and submitted health form. See dedicated emails, Weekly Calendar or Members side of the website for more information.
A brief evening service, followed by the traditional chanting of Eycha (Lamentations); the singing of plaintive songs; and a brief text study. In-person. Proof of vaccination required.
Join us IN PERSON in our sanctuary at 8:00 PM as we engage in an hour of meditative Torah study in preparation for the new year. Then, from 9:00-10:00 PM, join us either in person or on Zoom or audio live-stream for our annual S’lichot service. Listen for many of the familiar key melodies and […]
Virtual and In-person (limited capacity) with registration.
Virtual and In-person (limited capacity) with registration.
Virtual and In-person (limited capacity) with registration.
Virtual and In-person (limited capacity) with registration.
Virtual and In-person (limited capacity) with registration.
Virtual access is available to guests through registration. In-person registration is closed.
Virtual access is available to guests through registration. In-person registration is closed. See full schedule here
Virtual access is available to guests through registration. In-person registration is closed.
Join our annual jaunt to the Lower East Side. Carpool leaving BAS 9:00 AM. We will pick out and inspect the Etrogim to get the prettiest and finest of Etrogs. While we are there, we can stop at the Pickle Guys for pickles and Yonah Schimmel's for a good knish. A set consists of the lulav […]
In-person service as well as virtual streaming. Registration and proof of vaccination are required for in-person attendees. REGISTER FOR IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE HERE. Register for Zoom link here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the service. Click here to access audio-only stream. Click here for ways to enrich your family's […]
Conclude the holy day season with this brief service celebrating the festival of Sh’mini Atzeret/Simchat Torah. In-person for fully vaccinated attendees. Registration is required. REGISTER FOR IN-PERSON ATTENDANCE HERE. Zoom link registration TBD. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the service. Click here to access audio-only stream.
Join us in person or on Zoom/audio live-stream for our magnificent Yom Tov service where we will honor Merrill and Laura Rotter as we circuit the sanctuary seven times with our scrolls, complete the annual reading of the Torah and begin it anew. Yizkor will be said. In-person for fully vaccinated attendees. Registration is required. […]
Bring children (small and large!) for a brief Simchat Torah celebration. Children will dance with the Torah, then observe as we unroll it and chant its famous first lines. In person only. REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
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Celebrate Shavuot with your BAS friends and family! Dinner, ice Cream truck, and Shavu’ot-themed activities for children and families (in-person). All attendees ages 5 and above must submit proof of full vaccination. Registration for this event is closed. If you are interested in attending, please email Lisa Jacobs. Everyone must be masked at all times […]
Brief service, scrumptious desserts, delicious Torah study.
A brief evening service, followed by the traditional chanting of Eycha (Lamentations); the singing of plaintive songs; and a brief text study. HYBRID - in person and on Zoom Members see Weekly Calendar or Members side of the website for Zoom link.
Minyan/Shacharit service, with prayers and readings for Tisha B’Av. See Weekly Calendar or Members side of the website for Zoom link.
The Adult Bible Study Group invites the Congregation to its annual study of a portion of the Book of Lamentations to commemorate Tisha b’Av. Hybrid (In-person and Zoom). Members see the Weekly Calendar or the Members side of the website for Zoom link. Questions?
White Plains Synagogues' evening of study in preparation for the New Year 5783. Study with rabbis from your neighbor synagogues. Meet people from across the local Jewish community. Prepare your mind and heart for the Days of Awe. More information
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Programming will be provided for children in grades K-6 on both days of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur. It will include drama, holiday-appropriate art, creative games and other activities. Guest Registration
Shorashim is our monthly program for 0-5-year-olds and their parents, grandparents, and caregivers. This special High Holy Day edition will focus on the themes of the holidays through music, movement, and story time. Guest Registration
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Programming will be provided for children in grades K-6 on both days of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur. It will include drama, holiday-appropriate art, creative games and other activities. Guest Registration