Located in the heart of Richmond, Virginia, Beth Ahabah is a thriving Reform Jewish congregation with more than 200 years of history. In addition to weekly religious services, Congregation Beth Ahabah offers active religious school and youth group programs, adult programs (including Sisterhood, Brotherhood and adult education courses), and youth and adult choirs. We are also dedicated to participating in a variety of community service programs.
 
We invite you to spend some time here at our web site learning about our Congregation and its history, and we further encourage you to join us at the Temple and worship with us. More about Beth Ahabah >>

Please join us on Friday evenings at 7:30 PM for Shabbat Services in the Sanctuary followed by an Oneg Shabbat in the Goldburg Auditorium and please invite a prospective member to join you.

 

Religious School Registration

It's time for Religious School Registration for the 2009 - 2010 school year!  Receive a $25 discount on your entire cost by registering and making arrangements to pay by July 15th.  There are several easy ways to register:
-- Fill out our online registration form.
-- Print and send in our paper registration form.
-- Contact Tess by email or call the office (804.358.6757) to have a form mailed to you.

Current newsletter

B'Yachad, our temple bulletin, for May / June 2009.  Featuring the Rabbi's message, Museum & Archives news, news from the Cantor, Religious School news, notes from the Executive Director, b'nai mitzvah announcements, upcoming events, and much more.

 

Yahrzeit List

Click here for the Yahrzeit list for May / June 2009.

 

We Accept Credit Cards

Congregation Beth Ahabah accepts credit card payments.  If you choose to pay your financial committments in this way, please feel free to do so by completing and sending in the Credit Card Acceptance form, calling us at 804.358.6757, or stopping by the temple office. Please note that you can still contribute to CBA online via Paypal.

 

Ten Minutes to Torah

In less time than it takes to drink your morning coffee or better yet, WHILE you have morning coffee, the Union will send you a one-page e-mail each day on a topic of Jewish interest. All you need to do is find 10 minutes a day to “do Torah" - http://urj.org/torah/ten/

 

Calling All Empty Nesters! 

Are you in your middle years?  Are your children grown and no loner living at home?  Are you looking for new and alternative activities to enrich your life?  Whether married or single, employed or retired, if you are seeking peer-oriented social, educational, cultural and recreational activities, this may be what you are looking for!   A brand new group of congregants is forming who will be self-directed in their programming efforts and interests. For additional information, please contact Ken Roeper (h) 658-1556 or by e-mail:  roepers@comcast.net.