z'havah
Z'havah
Young Women of Sisterhood
Z’havah is a special interest group for young women or women living a young lifestyle (single, married, with or without children, working or stay-at-home moms) who want to connect with their peers and share common interests.
Our goal is to unite younger women of the synagogue and give them a place to meet, share ideas and celebrate being Jewish women through social, educational, fun and family events.
Z’havah is a subgroup of the Sisterhood and, as such, a member of Women’s League of Conservative Judaism.
If you are interested in joining or have any questions, please contact Olga Faden, ostarostina@hotmail.com or Jody Reinbold jsreinbold@comcast.net
A reunion of all Beth israel B'nai Mitzvah!!
Saturday April 27, services at 9:30 AM
Kiddush Luncheon follows
If you or your children became a bat/bar mitzvah at Beth Israel, we are having a celebration to honor you! We want to locate and invite all those who became bat/bar mitzvah over the long history of Beth Israel.
RSVP to biccsyn1@gmail.com or call the office, 610-458-8550
Find out what's new at our religious school
Contact Joan Sharp at sharpjoanie@yahoo.com
Learning through personal connection, experience, and community. Contact Beth Israel's office at 610-458-8550 for more information. To download our registration forms, please go to the Education menu item and select the Religious School page.
Beth Israel Choir is singing at the kimmel Center!
Wednesday, feb. 20, 8:00PM
Our very own Beth Israel choir has been given the honor of performing at The Kimmel Center Presents Sing Hallelujah Jewish Music of the American Jewish Community. Sing Hallelujah will include choruses, soloists, instrumental ensemble and feature Canto Azi Schwarz of New York's Park Avenue Synagogue.
To buy tickets to this unique event, go to the Kimmel Center web site, use the code BICC15 to save 15%. If you are interested in riding the bus (leaving from Beth Israel at 4PM) please call the Beth Israel office at 610-458-8550
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Beth Israel Congregation of Chester County provides for the spiritual, religious, and educational needs of its congregational family and the local Jewish community.
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