About
Our synagogue provides many opportunities for learning and growth through communal activities, including a broad range of adult education classes and lectures for men and women, geared to all levels of background and learning, and an abundance of youth activities. These include a Hebrew school for grades K-8, an integrated bar mitzvah and bat mitzvahprogram, and educational and social programs for our children. We are also committed to political activism in support of Israel and other issues relevant to the Jewish community at large.
Members of Beit Chaverim are committed to charitable activities such as visiting the sick, consoling the bereaved, providing meals for the homeless, and raising money for charity. Opportunities abound to contribute to the wider community through these and other chessed(kindness) projects.
Beit Chaverim warmly welcomes all those who seek out Jewish tradition and community. Please come in and feel at home.
Sun, February 17 2019
12 Adar I 5779
Schedule of Services
Monday-Friday
6:20AM (coffee available at 6:15)
Friday evening:
5 Minutes before Shabbat
Candle lighting time
Saturday:
Shacharit 9:30AM
Mincha/Seudat Shlishit/maariv
Summer:Ten minutes before Shabbat candle lighting time
Winter: mincha only, after kiddush
Sunday:
Shacharit 8:30AM
Classes This Week
Sunday:
Chavruta (one on one) learning following 8:30 Shacharit and breakfast
Mussar with Morah Chana Stein
7PM
Tuesday:
7PM-9PM The Shmorg: Westport's Community Beit Midrash
4 simultaneous classes at 7PM and 8PM, with an intermission for refreshments and conversation.
No experience required!
Classes in Hebrew Reading, Jewish History, Jewish Theology, practical Kashrut, and Talmud
Wednesday:
Ani T'ffilati-I am my prayer
coffee and short class with
Rabbi Uri Grosberg
7AM, following Westport's only daily minyan
Prayerbook Hebrew/Talmud Ta'anit 8:00PM (At 26 Broadview Rd)
Friday:
Talmud at Sea 9:30am- write for location (on land Dec-Apr)
Saturday:
Women's Spirituality Group 10:30AM
Perek in the Park 90 mins before sundown (Pesach to Rosh Hashana)