January 28, 2012   4 Sh'vat 5772
Bet Aviv, Columbia, MD
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Rabbi and Marsha Bernstein
Bet Aviv welcomes Rabbi Seth and Marsha Bernstein.

What's New at Bet Aviv  
We simplified our funds structure and created a new donation form for you to use.
Our Sisterhood is cooking meals for the homeless, providing clothes for disadvantaged women entering the work force and providing holiday gifts for a local family with three children. Click the header to find out how you can help.
Thanks to Jim Auerbach we have photos of our 2011 Second Seder to share.
Bet Aviv is now accepting advertising in its newsletter, the Observer. Cick on the header for more.
We created a new prayer book form.
Shabbat Service Instructions are now available. Click on the header for more.

Forms! Click here to access Bet Aviv forms, including our Membership Application, Donation, Memorial Plaque and Expense forms.

New! URJ launches RJ Blog: The Union for Reform Judaism launced a new blog that is a platform for Reform Jews to come together to kibbutz and learn in an on-line community. Click here to find out what other Reform Jews are thinking.

Welcome to Bet Aviv Columbia, MD  
Bet Aviv is a Reform Jewish congregation founded on commitment to Columbia’s interfaith concept. Our programs focus on the needs and interests of our adult members. A warm, friendly, committed community, we offer a wide variety of activities that encourage congregants to stay connected and involved. An additional benefit: our dues are affordable. Click here for more...
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Upcoming Events  
January 2012
01/29 -  Hebrew Class
February 2012
02/03 -  Shabbat Shirah
02/10 -  Shabbat Service
02/12 -  Hebrew Class
02/12 -  Choir Rehearsal
02/19 -  Hebrew Class
02/19 -  Men's Club
02/24 -  Shabbat Service
02/26 -  Adult Education
02/26 -  Choir Rehearsal
02/27 -  Camera Club
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