Beth David Women
Beth David Women offers exciting opportunities for women to participate in learning, sharing, prayer and friendship. We hosts programs that celebrate, entertain, inspire and inform women. Our members span all ages, and all levels of involvement; we welcome you to participate in what ever interests you. Email View webpage
MEN’S CLUB
Men’s Club involves Jewish men in Jewish life. Affiliated with the Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs, we focus on camaraderie, learning, and service. Men of all ages are welcome. Events include a monthly nosh and schmooze meeting, sporting and social events, learning opportunities, and projects to support the religious school and congregation as a whole. Email View Webpage
hazak
Hazak is a vibrant special interest group dedicated to serving the social, intellectual, and religious needs of the Beth David 55+ community. Its goal is to promote Judaism through projects and meaningful experiences in and outside the synagogue. Please join us if you’re 55+. Email View Webpage
Kolot “Voices” Parents Group
Kolot is a parent-led group for full- or part-time parents, guardians, or caregivers of children/teens under 18, dedicated to creating meaningful engagement for our children/teens regardless of school affiliation. Any Beth David member (including honorary members) who is a full or part-time parent, guardian, or caregiver of children/teens under 18 can join Kolot. Kolot is brainstorming for family-focused events to kick off the new year. Be on the lookout for announcements. Email View Webpage
Tikkun Olam Team
Tikkun Olam Team engages in social action activities. All are welcome to participate.
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Teens/USY
Teens meet to participate in a variety of fun and meaningful activities designed to facilitate connection and community. View webpage
Threads of Tradition
Threads of Tradition is a group of Jewish women who sew tachrichim – Jewish burial garments – for members of the Beth David community. It helps us fulfill the mitzvah of chesed shel emet—the greatest kindness, the type that cannot be repaid. Sewing skill is appreciated, but not required. Threads of Tradition meets three or four times a year, or as needed to maintain a supply of garments. Email View Webpage