Welcome to Beth Abraham Synagogue,
Dayton’s Only Conservative Synagogue
We are a welcoming congregation filled with the energy of Jewish renewal. Continuing a tradition of progressive Judaism that goes back more than a century, Beth Abraham Synagogue is located in the city of Oakwood near Dayton, Ohio. Our weekly Shabbat services are held in our brightly lit main sanctuary, while our daily minyan services are held online. Both our sanctuary and chapel feature beautiful stained glass images that were commissioned specifically for our synagogue, and add spiritual warmth to our services.
Weekly Service Times
DAILY MINYAN
At this time we will not be meeting at Beth Abraham for daily minyan. However, you are welcome to join our virtual minyan Monday through Thursday at 5:30 pm. Using the Zoom mobile app, or on your computer, join with the link below.
As a general rule, there is no minyan on Federal holidays or Jewish holidays.
We invite families as well as all who are young at heart to join us for Rhythm ‘N’ Ruach. This music-filled Shabbat experience meets from 5:30-6:15 PM on the second Friday of each month. Join Cantor Raizen as we usher in Shabbat with songs, prayers, instruments, movement and more. Friends, parents, and grandparents are all welcome.
SHABBAT SERVICES
Shabbat Services are held on Saturday mornings at the synagogue, beginning at 9:30 am. We are streaming live on Streamspot on Saturday Mornings at 9:30.
The recorded services can be viewed anytime at the same url.
CANDLE LIGHTING
Religious School
At MAASEH, we foster personal growth and Jewish identity through a blend of mindfulness, creativity, and action.
Get Involved
SOCIAL ACTION AT BETH ABRAHAM
The Social Action Committee will be collecting mac & cheese for the foodbank during Purim.
Our battery recycling project is ongoing. Thanks to our congregants, we have diverted over 80 lbs of batteries from landfills. Special thanks to Annie and Mike Chambers for ensuring that these batteries reach the recycling centers.
Please remember to help fill our Foodbank barrels, as the need is still great.”
To learn more about about social action at Beth Abraham, please CLICK HERE.
