Beth Emeth Bais Yehuda Synagogue

Shacharit

$5 for a continental breakfast including a bagel, coffee, danish and a book talk. All events begin at 10:00 am Sunday, November 11, 2018 | Alvin Abram will be discussing stories devoted to miracles and then his books An Eye for an Eye, The Minyan and Hate Never Dies** Sunday, February 3, 2019 | Joanna Goodman will be discussing her book The Home for Unwanted Girls* Sunday, March 31, 2019 | Dr. Brian Goldman will be discussing his book The Power of Kindness* * Books signed by the author will be available for purchase on that day. ** In addition to signed books being available for purchase, Alvin Abram will generously donate a copy of Why Zaida: A Holocaust Survivor Answers His Grandson’s Questions to each of the attendees on Nov. 11.

Grades 9-12: A spin on our popular Midnight Run program. Come out and help those less fortunate as the weather begins to get cold! Community service hours given.

Evening Mincha

Weekday Mornings

Weekly meeting of the Knitting Group

Evening Mincha

Rabbi Morrison's Monday Evening Class

Weekday Mornings

- Rabbis Morrison and Lipson alternate in teaching insights from the Talmud. 10:00 am in the Tessler Hall.

Evening Mincha

Join the ShinShinim for an evening of adult education to feed your stomach and your mind. This program will take place at Beth Tikvah Synagogue (3080 Bayview Ave.)

Weekday Mornings

Evening Mincha

BEBY Brotherhood Presents: Lawyer Lisa Laredo from Laredo Law Trusts & Estates Lecture. Wednesday November 14th 7:30 pm. Arback Hall. NO CHARGE. Refreshments WILL BE Served. Life is unpredictable, so plan for your future Don’t leave it to your grieving family to work out your affairs and final wishes. Regardless of your age, number of dependents or value of your assists, a will and succession plan ensure that your wished will be honoured, your assets will be protected and the people you love will be taken care of.

Weekday Mornings

Evening Mincha

BEBY Next-Gen presents: Getting High With the Rabbi, Part 2: The Opioid Crisis; How It Affects Us All and What Do We Do Now? Join us for an open discussion with Rabbi David and Dr. Darryl Jordan Gebien MD, MSc. Thursday, November 15. 8:30 pm. No charge. Tessler Lounge. About Dr. Gebien: Dr. Darryl Gebien is a former emergency physician as well as a former federal inmate. His incarceration was precipitated by a growing opioid habit. After an unintentional, near-death opioid overdose and tumultuous journey through several drug rehabilitation programs, Dr. Gebien successfully conquered his drug demons and catapulted himself into a life of joyous and productive healthy living. The experiences of active addiction, opioid detox, early recovery and incarceration helped galvanize his personal strength and resolve to share his cautionary tale and to lead by example. He is nationally recognized as a medical professional who has the unique lived experience background necessary to develop evidence-based solutions to the opioid crisis.

Weekday Mornings

Our first family Shabbat dinner of the year is coming up! Coinciding with the Jewish Women's Renaissance Project Israel trip for moms, come out for a fun Israel-themed Shabbat dinner geared to families with children! Come in blue and white and enjoy a tasty Israel-themed Shabbat dinner!

Hashkama Minyan

Saturday Morning

Weekly Shabbat Study Tish and Torah with Rabbi Leslie Lipson. Rabbi Lipson will lead learning sessions for the Parshat Hashavuah every Shabbat at 10:00 am in the Boardroom. Everyone is welcome.

Shabbat Congregational Kiddish

Daf Ha’Shavua - The Weekly Page of Talmud. For beginning or intermediate students, study the first Tractate of the Talmud known as Masechet Berachot. The primary focus of the tractate is the myriad ways in which a Jewish person expresses his faith during his life.

Shabbat Mincha