By Sarah Roper
Religious School
Our Religious School Program has kicked off the 2026-2027 School Year! If you are interested in learning more about our Religious School, reach out to Riley Miner at education@bethahabah.org.
Cub Scouts & Scout Troop
Pack 437 (open to all children in Kindergarten - 5th grade) kicked off its first meeting of the season in September. Upcoming meetings will cover hiking and camping basics, first aid, and a variety of outdoor adventures. They are looking forward to many fun and educational activities in the coming months, including making and racing wooden cars at this winter’s Pinewood Derby.
Troop 437 (open to boys and girls 11-18) is spending the fall learning about bicycle maintenance, camping, knots and lashings, first aid, and fire building. Both the Pack and the Troop are chartered by Congregation Beth Ahabah. If you would like more information about either unit, please contact Sarah Roper at programs@bethahabah.org.
Coming Up
America at 250 Classical Music Concert
On Sunday, October 18th at 3 p.m., Congregation Beth Ahabah will host a concert featuring Amit Peled on the cello and Solomon Eichner on the piano. This 1 hour-15 minute classical music concert features both musicians on a tour performing classical American music in honor of Ameria's 250th year!
The concert will include music from Samuel Barber, a modern composition by Sharon Farber inspired by the Holocaust, George Gershwin, and more! For security reasons, registration is required to attend.
Beth Ahabah Choir Cabaret Concert
Join us on Sunday, October 25th at 3 p.m. for a concert featuring the music of villains and heroes! This year, soloists from the Beth Ahabah Choir will perform their favorite songs about villains and heroes.
Come hear some great songs from film and Broadway and stay for a nosh and schmooze afterward! This event is a fundraiser for the Cantor Fran Goldman Fund.
https://www.bethahabah.org/event/beth-ahabah-choir-cabaret-concert-2026.html
Young Jewish Adult (YJA) Bowling
Havdalah and bowling—what could be better? Join Beth Ahabah's Young Jewish Adults for havdalah and bowling on Saturday, October 17. Registration covers the cost of two hours of bowling, your shoe rental, snacks, and alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
Come ready to roll into the new year!
Please contact Riley Miner at education@bethahabah.org for more information.