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We now have in-person options for selected services and BEECC Preschool!
We continue to be in full compliance with VA Executive Order 72 regarding heightened health precautions.
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Featured Events
Pizmon-Jewish A Cappella
Thursday, Mar 4th 7:30p to 8:30pCBE is excited to host this fabulous a cappella group of Jewish students from the shared campus of Columbia University, Barnard College, and The Jewish Theological Seminary of America. CBE members, family, and friends can enjoy a virtual concert of Pizmon’s wide range of Jewish music specially arranged by the group which includes liturgical pieces in both Hebrew and English, Israeli rock and pop, children's songs, and even a few songs in Yiddish and Ladino! Click "Go to Event" for more info and to RSVP for this FREE program. Zoom link will be sent upon RSVP.
Adult Education: Beyond Dispute Pt. 2
Sunday, Mar 7th 10:00a to 12:00pAn adult education course taught by Rabbi Michelle "Mina" Goldsmith
"Chug Ivri" Hebrew Conversation
Tuesday, Mar 9th 8:00p to 9:30pInformal conversation group meets online for now, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month starting at 8 PM. Eventually we hope to return to meeting in members' homes. If you are interested, contact susan@bethemeth.org.
Erev Shabbat Service with Nick May
Friday, Mar 12th 6:15p to 7:15pJewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion is not limited to one month a year.. Friday night Shabbat service with Singer/Songwriter Nick May. Part 2 of JDAIS Friday, March 12, 6:15 p.m. Nick May has been expressing himself through music since age 12, when Hurri- cane Katrina hit his hometown of New Orleans. Now 26, he's a music teacher at Gesher Jewish Day School in Fairfax and a Jewish song leader who tours the coun- try. When he performs, he tells audiences about his stutter and how music has helped him through it. "I didn't fall in love with Jewish music until I started going to summer camp . That's where I started hearing songs that connected with me more, songs that sounded like songs I would hear on the radio. Artists like Dan Nichols, Rick Recht, the classics, Debbie Friedman, those artists really helped me fall in love with what Jewish music could be." Please join us as Nick expresses himself through his music and spoken word. For more information, email atlarge@bethemeth.org
Shouk Food Pick-Up
Sunday, Mar 14th 12:30p to 1:00pOnce a month, The Shouk will bring food orders to Beth Emeth for pick up. Click "go to event" for more Information and how to order. The Northern VA community is invited to participate!
Erev Shabbat Service with Nick May
Friday, Mar 12th 6:15p to 7:15pJewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion is not limited to one month a year.. Friday night Shabbat service with Singer/Songwriter Nick May. Part 2 of JDAIS Friday, March 12, 6:15 p.m. Nick May has been expressing himself through music since age 12, when Hurri- cane Katrina hit his hometown of New Orleans. Now 26, he's a music teacher at Gesher Jewish Day School in Fairfax and a Jewish song leader who tours the coun- try. When he performs, he tells audiences about his stutter and how music has helped him through it. "I didn't fall in love with Jewish music until I started going to summer camp . That's where I started hearing songs that connected with me more, songs that sounded like songs I would hear on the radio. Artists like Dan Nichols, Rick Recht, the classics, Debbie Friedman, those artists really helped me fall in love with what Jewish music could be." Please join us as Nick expresses himself through his music and spoken word. For more information, email atlarge@bethemeth.org
Our Mission
Congregation Beth Emeth is a welcoming, inclusive, and egalitarian Conservative Jewish community. Balancing tradition with innovation in support of our diverse congregation, and in support of Israel, we strengthen Jewish identity on both an individual and communal level. We encourage participation and lay leadership in a full range of religious, worship, educational, and social activities. In doing these things we foster Jewish values and observance for the current and next generation.