Art by Peyton Millikan

By Sarah Roper

September is always an exciting time at Beth Ahabah! 

The High Holy Days are almost here, along with the first day of Religious School and other fall programming.

Rosh Hashanah begins on Friday, September 11 with services for members and guests. All services are ticketed; please call the synagogue office or visit https://www.bethahabah.org/hhd-2026 for more information regarding tickets and schedules. If you have little ones, our Young Family Services may be a great fit! 

Tickets to the Young Family Services and our annual Tashlich service are available at no charge by emailing Sarah Roper at programs@bethahabah.org.

On Sunday, September 13, join Moishe House and Beth Ahabah's Young Jewish Adults to celebrate a sweet new year by learning about how we can save the bees and a behind-the-scenes peek into the honey making process. The program costs $5 per person, and carpooling will be coordinated a week prior to the event.  Contact Riley Miner for more program details at education@bethahabah.org.

Our first day of Religious School—is right around the corner! We look forward to welcoming all of our new and returning parents, students, teachers, and madrichim for a year of learning and fun. We offer classes for students in preschool through 10th grade, with classes for older teens and adults beginning with our adult education program. For more information, please visit bethahabah.org or email Riley Miner, Education Coordinator, at education@bethahabah.org.

The community is invited to an evening of music and song on Sunday, October 25 at 3 p.m. 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!

For more information about services, holidays, and programming, please see bethahabah.org or call the synagogue office at (804) 358-6757.