Join us for wonderful learning, discussion and noshing as we explore topics taught by BHC educators, clergy, and lay leaders Schmooze during our meet and greet at 10 am, then learn from 10:30 am-Noon. Everyone is welcome to attend all or part of the sessions There is no charge for the program. INFO: Sandy Raskin, 410-486-6514 or shraskin@verizon.net.

Our Shabbat Service on Friday evening is a wonderful way to end the week and welcome Shabbat. All are welcome as we connect with our prayers and ponder a topical or spiritual sermon. Melodies are drawn from tradition, from our Reform Jewish heritage and from contemporary composers.

Our regular 10am Shabbat morning service is welcoming and meaningful to those who come regularly and those who attend for the first time. Shabbat Shelanu means Our Shabbat, and we endeavor to celebrate Shabbat together with communal reading, engaging melodies, and embracing one another.  The weekly Torah portion is both chanted and discussed at this service.

Say goodbye to Shabbat during our newest opportunity for Infant—Pre-K children, the third Saturday of every month, 4 pm. It is a great way to build connections with BHC families, our clergy, and educators.

BHC will be taking part in Community Mitzvah Day on Wednesday, December 25, 9 am-Noon. We welcome volunteers to join us on Community Mitzvah Day for a meaningful and fun project that will once again benefit the Baltimore community. Together, we will make casseroles, special holiday treats, and more. We will provide a light breakfast, social action inspiration, and good music. INFO & RSVP: Brad Cohen, Director of Education bcohen@baltimorehebrew.org. 

We will join for our annual Chanukah dinner and celebration on Friday, December 27. Join us at 6:15 pm for services in the Sanctuary. Bring your family menorah and candles, and we will light the candles together in the windows of the Sanctuary. Dinner will immediately follow. INFO: Brad Cohen, Director of Education bcohen@baltimorehebrew.org.

Our Shabbat Service on Friday evening is a wonderful way to end the week and welcome Shabbat. All are welcome as we connect with our prayers and ponder a topical or spiritual sermon. Melodies are drawn from tradition, from our Reform Jewish heritage and from contemporary composers.