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Introduction to Al-Islam – Guest Presenter: Ibrahim Abdul-Malik
(This class is for CBY members only) December 3, 10, and 17 from 4:00 to 5:30pm – click here for information
Bat Mitzvah Service
December 7 at 10:00am
Chanukah Showcase – Judaica Shop
December 8 from 10:00am to 1:00pm – click here for information
CBY Blood Drive
December 8 from 9:00am to 2:00pm – click here for information
Comedy and Magic at the Comedy Magic Cabaret
December 11 at 7:30pm – click here for information and tickets
Chanukah Menorah Lighting – DuBois Park, Bluffton
December 22 from 5:30 to 6:30pm – click here for information
Dine Together – It’s Greek to Me
December 24 at 5:30pm – click here for reservation
Spaghetti Dinner and Art Raffle Fundraiser
January 12 from 12:00 to 5:00pm – click here to purchase dinners and raffles tickets
Dine Together – Jane’s Bistro
January 14 at 6:00pm – click here for reservations
Sisterhood Book Club – “The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit”
January 23 at 12:45pm – click here for information
Lowcountry Jewish Film Festival
February 9, 16, and 18 – click here for tickets
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Growing & Fostering Our Jewish World
Welcome To Congregation Beth Yam, The Focal Point For Southern Beaufort County’s Multifaceted Jewish Community Supporting A Wide Range Of Programs And Activities For Members of All Ages.
Beth Yam, “House by the Sea,” is a warm, welcoming synagogue in the Reform tradition. It provides not only a place to worship, but a place where people of all ages and religious backgrounds can be part of Southern Beaufort County’s growing Jewish community. To learn about Jewish life in the Low Country, click here. If you are already a member or just visiting the Hilton Head Island or Bluffton area, Beth Yam has much to offer. If you would like to know more about us, click on our Introduction to Beth Yam link.
Of Special Note
Spaghetti Dinner and Art Raffle Fundraiser for Our Religious School Playground
January 12 from 12:00 to 5:00pm – click here to purchase dinners and raffles tickets
BIG NEWS – We are now live streaming our regular Shabbat and selected special services. Click here to go directly to our streaming site, then click “schedule” to see upcoming broadcasts, and then click on the play arrow in the center of the screen to start viewing. If you enjoy our broadcasts, please consider a donation in support of their continuation – click here.
Rabbi Bloom is engaged as a columnist at the Island Packet. We ask that you please click on the link below and read his columns. The success of the newspaper is determined by the viability of columns, like Rabbi Bloom’s, based on the number of clicks in the digital newspaper world. If you share this column with anyone, please ask them to click on the link. Here is Rabbi Bloom’s latest article: http://www.islandpacket.com/living/religion/faith-in-action/
Social Action Committee HOPELINE Phone Donations – click here for details
- Rabbi Bloom’s Yom Kippur Yizkor Talk for 2019 – click here
- Rabbi Bloom’s Yom Kippur Morning Sermon for 2019 – click here
- Rabbi Bloom’s Kol Nidre Sermon for 2019 – click here
- Rabbi Bloom’s Rosh Hashanah Sermon for 2019 – click here
- Rabbi Bloom’s Erev Rosh Hashanah Sermon for 2019 – click here
- President Judy Bluestone’s Kol Nidrei Remarks for 2019 – click here
- President Judy Bluestone’s Erev Rosh Hashanah Remarks for 2019 – click here
- Interview with Valerie Seldes, our Director of Jewish Youth Education – click here
- The History of CBY has been updated by Joseph Levy and Michael Werner – click here
- We are chosen!!! The Outreach Committee is proud to announce that we have been chosen to receive our second Belin Award from the Union for Reform Judaism. This award, which is presented every other year, is only given to eight congregations in North America. In addition to the award a $1,000 cash prize will be given to Congregation Beth Yam.
- We have prepared a wonderful Tour Guide of our Synagogue that shows you how our building’s architecture, art, culture, and symbols represent the values, mission, and vision of our congregation.
Features
You only get one opportunity to make a first impression.
After months of planning and design, this week we finally unveiled the new BRS website – www.brsonline.org We are very proud of its great features including a FAQ section for people who live here, those looking to move and those visiting. We have videos, podcasts, a blog, photo galleries, and much more. We have also […]
We are a people only because of the book
Imagine the following scene playing out on CSPAN: On a specific day of the year, the Supreme Court justices together with the member of Congress take copies of the United States Constitution and dance around the floor of the House of Representatives while singing, clapping and lifting the law books high in the air. With […]
I must admit, I am confounded and conflicted in my emotions.
Zman simchaseinu, Sukkos as a time of great joy, took on a whole new meaning this year with the announcement that Gilad Shalit will be released in the next few days. After 5 years languishing in a Hamas dungeon in an undisclosed location with absolutely no visits or contact from family, the people of Israel […]
True greatness is not the ability to obey your thirst, it is the capacity to resist your thirst.
We are living in a time and culture that promote happiness, satisfaction and indulgence. Indeed, we are regularly inundated with messages and marketing such as “obey your thirst,” and “just do it.” In that context it is particularly difficult and onerous to observe a fast and to resist the temptation for food and water for […]
We should be focused on lifting ourselves up instead of knocking ourselves down.
This week, I received an email from one of the many Jewish organizations who have me on their list. The subject line was the usual Rosh Hashana salutation and well wishes. Indeed, the email began in the familiar fashion – “as the year comes to a close, it is natural for each of us to […]
Let’s be like Avraham and Sarah and change the world one person at a time.