Bais Abraham Congregation

Shacharit (morning minyan) on Sundays is at 8:30 am, unless otherwise noted.

This class, which looks at the work, "The Kuzari" written in the 12th century by Spanish Rabbi Yehudah HaLevi meets after Sunday Shacharit, at approximately 9:15 am. Led by Stewart Shilcrat, the learning is in honor of Micah Abraham Lemerman Shilcrat, z'l.

Women are invited to study Torah with Maharat Rori Picker Neiss at the home of Leslie Litwack. Contact Maharat Rori or the Bais Abe office for more information.

All are invited to join Rabbi Garth Silberstein for a weekly class on Parshat Hashavua (the weekly Torah portion) at Crown Center for Senior Living, 8350 Delcrest.

Friday Night—“The Mohel, the Baker and the Eruv-Maker: What Does Religious Discrimination Look Like” Mincha and Maariv….4:55 pm with dinner and talk to follow. Dinner—$15/adult, $10/student, $10/child (under 12 years), $50 family limit. Sign up on the website or by contacting the synagogue office. Deadline to register for dinner is Tuesday, January 21. Shabbat Lunch and Learn— “From Torture to Contract: How the ‘Jewish Prenup’ Works.” There is no cost to attend the lunch and learn. If you would like to help sponsor the Scholar in Residence Weekend, please be touch with the synagogue office. Professor Michael A. Helfand is Associate Dean for Faculty and Research and Professor of Law, Caruso School of Law, Pepperdine University, He is an expert on religious law and religious liberty with a particular emphasis on clashes between religion and commerce. Professor Helfand is a frequent author and lecturer, focusing on how U.S. law treats religious law, custom and practice.  

Friday Night—“The Mohel, the Baker and the Eruv-Maker: What Does Religious Discrimination Look Like” Mincha and Maariv….4:55 pm with dinner and talk to follow. Dinner—$15/adult, $10/student, $10/child (under 12 years), $50 family limit. Sign up on the website or by contacting the synagogue office. Deadline to register for dinner is Tuesday, January 21. Shabbat Lunch and Learn— “From Torture to Contract: How the ‘Jewish Prenup’ Works.” There is no cost to attend the lunch and learn. If you would like to help sponsor the Scholar in Residence Weekend, please be touch with the synagogue office. Professor Michael A. Helfand is Associate Dean for Faculty and Research and Professor of Law, Caruso School of Law, Pepperdine University, He is an expert on religious law and religious liberty with a particular emphasis on clashes between religion and commerce. Professor Helfand is a frequent author and lecturer, focusing on how U.S. law treats religious law, custom and practice.