Yuba-Sutter Congregation Beth Shalom

Help Our Cause

Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals to continue providing religious and spiritual growth for our community , and improve conditions of our unique historical building. 100% of your generous donations will be applied towards our cause. We sincerely appreciate your support.

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You are welcome to Pay Your Membership Dues via "Help Our Cause" button ( please indicate with your payment that this is a membership contribution)

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High Holy Days' Donations and Yizkor Book Donations - please use this "Donate Now" button (please indicate your wishes)

High Holy Days: Rosh Ha Shana and Yom Kippur 5780

Rosh Ha Shana: 5780 (Sunday, Sept. 29- Monday, Sept. 30)

September 29, 2019 (Sunday), Evening

Erev Rosh Hashanah: 5780

Services Start at 7pm

(If possible, please plan to arrive 5-15 min. earlier)

Please stay after services as we welcome the New Year with apples, honey, fruits, and a special challah

(provided by CBS)

September 30 (Monday), Morning

Rosh Hashanah Services start 10 am

(If possible, please plan to arrive 5-15 min. earlier)

Right after the services, those who wish to celebrate Jewish New Year with the Congregation Beth Shalom, will be travelling to a nearby local Restaurant for lunch.

(Lunch - self-paid)

Please ask for details: cbs@cbs-ys.org

Yom Kippur 5780 (Tuesday, Oct.8 - Wednesday, Oct.9)

Oct. 8 (Tuesday)-Evening

Yom Kippur Kol Nidre Starts at 7pm

(If possible, please plan to arrive 5-15 min. earlier)

Cellist Rebekah Hood Savage will once again be coordinating with Rabbi Shula to recite the Kol Nidre..

(no Food or Drinks. Fast Begins)

Oct. 9 (Wednesday) - Yom Kippur

(If possible, please plan to arrive 5-15 min. earlier prior to the session(s) you are attending.)

(1) Morning Service: 10am-Noon

Break 12:30-4pm.

(2) Afternoon Service: 4pm

5:00pm Yizkor

6pm Neilah

Community Break The Fast Potluck

Starts right after the service - all are welcome to join!

Potluck is provided by All Wo Wish to Contribute

We're requesting small salads, cheese, crackers, bagels, cream cheese, lox, finger foods.
Nothing that is hot or needs re-heating or to be kept in freezer
All food has to be "kosher style" (no pork, no shell fish, no food containing lard or gelatin, no meats and cheeses on one plate). Thank you in advance!

Please contact our Food Coordinator for this event with what you plan to bring and/or if you have any questions: 408-910-3772 and/or Aeil_k@yahoo.com

Yitzkor Remembrance Book 5780

Congregation Beth Shalom will honor the memory of our departed loved ones in a Book of Remembrance. It will pay tribute to those who have departed in recent months and in years gone by.

The book will be distributed at Yizkor Services on Yom Kippur, and you will be able to keep the copy.

If you wish to have the names of your loved ones included in this book - the names must be received by Tuesday, October 1st, 2019.
Applications for Yitzkor Book will be available at the CBS on Rosh Ha Shana Services (Sept. 29-30). This is the same application that was e-mailed previously (in September) to all members and current friends of our congregation.
A donation of $5 per name is suggested, however be assured that all names submitted will be included regardless of donation.

If you have any questions please connect with us at the days of Rosh Ha Shana services or via e-mail: cbs@cbs-ys.org

High Holidays Project: Call for Mitzvah

Rosh Ha Shana and Yom Kippur Services

Through out the High Holy Days we will be continuing our tradition of collecting non-perishable items for our local food closet,

Mother Hubbard's Cupboard.

Please bring your non-perishable food items, that are not expired or close to expiring, and place them in the back of the synagogue.
We will make sure that they are taken to Mother Hubbard's.

Thank you for helping us to continue this mitzvah.

Congregation Beth Shalom

As always, no ticket is required for High Holidays Services (Rosh Ha Shana and Yom Kippur) but if you are not currently a paid member, a small donation to Congregation Beth Shalom is greatly appreciated.
All contributions (100%) are being applied to our historical building funds and cost associated with monthly Services and Adult Education.
A basket and envelopes will be in the back of synagogue for all High Holidays Services

Who We Are : Growing & Fostering Our Jewish World

Congregation Beth Shalom is a welcoming, family like Reform Jewish community. We are responsive to the needs of our diverse congregation, as well as to those in the greater community who seek Jewish learning and fellowship. Through lifelong Torah study, communal worship and friendship, we seek to deepen our cultural identity and spiritual connection. As we continuously interpret our lives through our relationship with G-d, Torah and K'lal Yisrael, we strive to meet our sacred responsibilities through tzedaka and acts of loving kindness - Hebrew/Jewish Spiritual and Religious services in Marysville Yuba-Sutter Congregation Beth Shalom in Marysville Hebrew/Jewish Spiritual and Religious services in Yuba City

Community Involvement and Tikun Olam

Congregation Beth Shalom encourages tikun olam beginning with many of the worthy charitable organizations located here in Yuba-Sutter. Please consider a donation to one of these non-profit organizations that our congregational members have donated to in the past or feel free to choose an organization of your choice.

Our Rabbi

Rabbi Shula Stevens Calmann comes to Congregation Beth Shalom with a wealth of experience. She has been a visiting rabbi for Congregation Beth Shalom since 2013; she was on the teaching staff for Congregation B’nai Israel in Sacramento; the rabbi and school director for Gan HaLev and The Penina Maier Jewish School in San Geronimo Valley, CA; and has served as the rabbi for the Shalom Social Group in Lincoln, CA. She is the co-founder of Torat Chayim-Center for Jewish Learning and Spiritual Development in Berkeley, San Rafael and Sacramento and for many years, Rabbi Stevens-Calmann served as a cantor and educator.

Rabbi Shula Stevens Calmann's website

What We Offer

* Welcoming Jewish Community

* Monthly Religious Services

* Monthly Jewish Learning Classes

* Special Events:

Bar/Bat Mitzvah preparation

for Children and Adults

(Membership required)

*We will be excited to discuss with you your needs for your Special Event

Please contact us to begin conversation at: CBS@CBS-YS.org 530.742.1203

* Membership application

Membership is not required to attend any of our regular Religious Services or Saturday Jewish Learning Classes for adult learners. Membership dues at CBS cover congregation’s operation such as bills and support the unique historical building that we are lucky to use for our services.

Adult Jewish Learning

Every month, we get together for uplifting religious and spiritual conversations, and unique Hebrew lessons.

Please check the calendar of events for upcoming Saturday Morning Meetings (Adult Education) 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Find out more about Lifelong Jewish Learning at CBS

Our Board of Directors

CBS Board members are elected members of our Congregation Beth Shalom.

They volunteer their time, expertise, and offer resources to make our congregation a welcoming place for all members and friends of the congregation.

Officers:

Arie Knyazev, President

Miriam Root, Vice President

Carolynn Kearby, Treasurer

Lana Knyazev, Secretary

Members At-Large:

Donna Clark

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