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Temple Beth Am Seattle

Seattle, WA
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Templebetham.org

    • About Us

    Mission statement: At Temple Beth Am we deepen relationships to Judaism and our community by engaging the soul, heart, and mind.  

    Our Professionals: All professionals at Temple Beth Am are collaborative, relational, and work to support all three houses of our Beit Am. Temple Beth Am’s Beit Am (House of the People), is made of three smaller houses: the Beit Tefillah (House of Prayer), the Beit Kehillah (House of Community), and the Beit Midrash (House of Study). 

    Temple Beth Am is in the people business! Having the opportunity to build relationships and deepen connections to Judaism is both exciting and meaningful. Our community values, inclusion, inspiration, purpose, engagement, curiosity, and responsibility.

    Mission statement: At Temple Beth Am we deepen relationships to Judaism and our community by engaging the soul, heart, and mind.  

    Our Professionals: All professionals at Temple Beth Am are collaborative, relational, and work to support all three houses of our Beit Am. Temple Beth Am’s Beit Am (House of the People), is made of three smaller houses: the Beit Tefillah (House of Prayer), the Beit Kehillah (House of Community), and the Beit Midrash (House of Study). 

    Temple Beth Am is in the people business! Having the opportunity to build relationships and deepen connections to Judaism is both exciting and meaningful. Our community values, inclusion, inspiration, purpose, engagement, curiosity, and responsibility.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Community Development
    • Education
    • Religion & Spirituality

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