The terrorist attack on a Jerusalem synagogue struck at the core of Jewish community and identity. The clergy and leadership of Beth Tzedec Congregation encourage everyone to attend Services this Shabbat to reaffirm the sanctity of our synagogues and stand shoulder to shoulder with Israelis.
Rabbi Baruch Frydman-Kohl takes the opportunity to study and reflect on what we—as Conservative Jews—uniquely do.
Blake Teichman shares his thoughts on the privilege of leading this dynamic institution.
Blake Teichman shares his thoughts on the past, present and future for the Congregation.
Rabbi Baruch Frydman-Kohl: There are eight qualities of leadership we find in the Bible.
Daylight Saving Time ends overnight Saturday. Remember to turn your clocks back one hour for Sunday morning.
This Shabbat marks The Shabbat Project across Toronto and around the world. As a participating synagogue, Beth Tzedec wants to help our community make this Shabbat in particular a unique and special one.
Rav Baruch Frydman-Kohl: If Rosh Hashanah is about awareness of God, a proclamation of divine sovereignty and transcendence, then Yom Kippur is about getting close to God.
Our office is open extended hours to assist you with renewing your membership and picking up your High Holy Day ticket packages.
You can now view and pay your Beth Tzedec membership account online (full payments only)!
Registration for the Congregational School is open. JK/SK through Grade 7 classes are on Sunday mornings, with a mid-week one-hour Hebrew tutorial for Grades 3-7. For information, contact Jo Swartz at 416-781-3514 ext. 230.
Membership at Beth Tzedec Congregation makes an important statement of connection and commitment to the greater Jewish community, in Toronto, Israel and around the world. For more information on Membership, click here.
In these challenging times, we can help Israel. Former Senator Jerry Grafstein has worked with CIJA and JNF to organize a solidarity gathering for Wednesday, July 30 in Jerusalem. Share this with Canadians living in Israel and anyone who might be visiting.
Beth Tzedec Congregation has been featured in the Canadian Jewish News. To read the article discussing the Congregation rejoining the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism before it comes out in print next week, click here.
At the June meeting, the Board of Governors unanimously voted to re-affiliate with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Rav Baruch Frydman-Kohl shares his thoughts on this partnership.