Join us for a hamishe and friendly welcome to Shabbat! (Please join us for services in our newly renovated synagogue!)

Temple Beth Shalom Torah Study Group to be led by the laypeople of the congregation as moderators. Each moderator will choose a parsha (or parshiyot) from the upcoming month that is meaningful to them. The moderator will lead a close reading of the parsha and/or a discussion on a topic of their choosing connected to the parsha and preferably to our world today.   

A member of the faculty of multiple universities, psychotherapist, and author of the definitive volume on Judaism and the afterlife, Rabbi Raphael will offer a poignant yet humorous series of three sessions on the Biblical, Rabbinic, and Jewish mystical perspectives of the afterlife that will uncover some of the meanings behind Jewish laws and customs surrounding death. Session 1 of 3:“What is Past is Prologue? Biblical Views of the Afterlife. Rabbi Simcha Raphael, Ph.D., is the Founding Director of the DA’AT Institute for Death Awareness, Advocacy and Training. Ordained as a Rabbinic Pastor by Rabbi Zalman Schachter Shalomi, he is Adjunct FacultyRead More

Join us for a hamishe and friendly welcome to Shabbat! (Please join us for services in our newly renovated synagogue!)

Please join us for an haimishe and uplifting Shabbot morning service. Open luncheon to follow services.

Temple Beth Shalom proudly presents, Jewish Filmmakers and Their Indelible Brand of Comedy with Marc Lapadula on Sunday, January 10 from 2:00 -3:00 p.m.  Marc brings his energetic style and expertise to this engaging session that explores how a variety of Jewish directors have used their own unique brand of idiosyncratic Jewish Humor antithetical tone to get their social and political messages across, with resoundingly successful and influential results.  Several fine examples of Jewish Humor will be explored in film clips that will include:THE BIRDCAGE, TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, BLAZING SADDLES, THE GRADUATE, ANNIE HALL, THE PRODUCERS, HEAVEN CANRead More

A member of the faculty of multiple universities, psychotherapist, and author of the definitive volume on Judaism and the afterlife, Rabbi Raphael will offer a poignant yet humorous series of three sessions on the Biblical, Rabbinic, and Jewish mystical perspectives of the afterlife that will uncover some of the meanings behind Jewish laws and customs surrounding death. Session 2 of 3: “What is Tomorrow is Now? Rabbinic Views of the Afterlife.” Rabbinic Views of the Afterlife.Rabbi Simcha Raphael, Ph.D., is the Founding Director of the DA’AT Institute for Death Awareness, Advocacy and Training. Ordained as a Rabbinic Pastor by Rabbi Zalman SchachterRead More

Join us for a hamishe and friendly welcome to Shabbat! (Please join us for services in our newly renovated synagogue!)

A member of the faculty of multiple universities, psychotherapist, and author of the definitive volume on Judaism and the afterlife, Rabbi Raphael will offer a poignant yet humorous series of three sessions on the Biblical, Rabbinic, and Jewish mystical perspectives of the afterlife that will uncover some of the meanings behind Jewish laws and customs surrounding death. Session 3 of 3:“What is the Journey and What is the Destination? Jewish Mysticism and Practice.Rabbi Simcha Raphael, Ph.D., is the Founding Director of the DA’AT Institute for Death Awareness, Advocacy and Training. Ordained as a Rabbinic Pastor by Rabbi Zalman Schachter Shalomi, heRead More

Join us for a hamishe and friendly welcome to Shabbat! (Please join us for services in our newly renovated synagogue!)

Join us for our hamishe and friendly Shabbat B'Yachad  Gathering via Zoom! We recite and sing some prayers central to Shabbat and offer each other words of communal support. If you would like to join us, please contact Rabbi Fox at rabbi@seashul.org for more information.

This informative and timely Zoom presentation by congregant, Howard Solomon, explains how the COVID vaccines were developed, their clinical phases, and how safety and efficacy were established. It is a presentation you will not want to miss! All are welcome to join us for this enlightening presentation. Sign up today by registering at: https://bit.ly/3iFHjiZ A confirmation link will be sent to you immediately after registering. Then, you will receive the invitation link!More About Howard Solomon:Howard Solomon, PhD., Rutgers. Zoology/Radiation Physics; Professor, Loyola University; Department Head, Merck; Director, Johnson & Johnson; Founder, Advanced Biologics, a Contract Research Organization specializing in Infectious Diseases; ExecutiveRead More

This is a fun and no stress 8 week class sponsored by the National Jewish Outreach Program taught by TBS congregant Bernard Rosenberg.  All materials will be provided free of cost.  Access to online review sessions will be available to strengthen letter recognition and understanding. Click here to register for these engaging lessons: https://bit.ly/3oqkWAm  

Temple Beth Shalom, Brigantine, proudly presents Seth Kibel, a talented, knowledgeable, entertaining artist who specializes in Jewish music, both as lecturer and as a talented musician. Seth combines both of these talents as he presents the following 2 solo lecture presentations:Thursday, February 4th – Klezmer: American Music – 7:00 p.m.An exciting presentation that traces the history and evolution of Klezmer Music from the Old World up to the present day and modern Klezmer revival.  Klezmer music which literally means “tool of song” in Yiddish, is the secular folk music of the Jews of Central and Eastern Europe.  This engaging session includesRead More

Join us for our hamishe and friendly Shabbat B'Yachad  Gathering via Zoom! We recite and sing some prayers central to Shabbat and offer each other words of communal support. If you would like to join us, please contact Rabbi Fox at rabbi@seashul.org for more information.