Beth Ahabah reopening plans
Like the rest of the local area, Congregation Beth Ahabah is cautiously reopening for in person gatherings. At the beginning of June, the entire...
Passover 2021 – Rabbi Reflections Congregation Beth Ahabah and Congregation Brith...
From our Seder table(s) to yours, wishing you a zissen (sweet) Pesach. We hope you enjoy our video, as much as we enjoy making...
How to celebrate Purim Katan
By Rabbi Scott Nagel
The Sophia and Nathan Gumenick Senior Rabbi,
Congregation Beth Ahabah
It is the month of February in the Gregorian calendar, and you...
Richmond Beth-El Cemetery Company: Interfaith Expansion Section Update
The Board of Directors of Richmond Beth-El Cemetery Company, Inc., would like to give the Richmond Jewish community an update on the expansion to...
Beth Ahabah happenings
Fifteen months into the pandemic, and like all organizations, Congregation Beth Ahabah has adapted to a virtual world.
An army of volunteers has made multiple...
The Maccabi Games
By Terry Schultz
The Beth Ahabah Museum and Archives’ upcoming exhibit, Chai Lights, focuses on 18 stories from the museum’s collections. One of these is...
A full Fall at Congregation Beth Ahabah
Fall was busy at Congregation Beth Ahabah.
We are three months into the second year of our written in-house religious school curriculum and this year’s...
Beth Ahabah Happenings
On Sunday Oct. 17, Congregation Beth Ahabah was happy to host a Violins of Hope concert.
The event was one of six special concerts held...
Violins of Hope Concert at Beth Ahabah: Oct. 17
On Oct. 17, at 5:30 p.m., Violins of Hope Richmond will present a special concert at Congregation Beth Ahabah with the Virginia Holocaust Museum.
It...
The Cohen Company
By Terry Schultz and William Obrochta (with William B. Thalhimer, III)
The Beth Ahabah Museum and Archives’ upcoming exhibit, Chai Lights, focuses on 18...
