Get "in character" with this fun group started by Steve Barberio.
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Bet Shalom’s “Trio of Torah Trope Tutors” reveal their motivations and examine their relationships with their students.
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Small Groups are Communities of Learners.
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L'dor V'dor: Bet Shalom's Four Generation Families
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Classical Guitar: Suite del Recuerdo, "Evocacion" by Jose Luis Merlin
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Photo Contest Winner: “Faith” by Jennifer Jackson. Check out all the entries!
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Painting by Kären Dahl for a sweet new year!
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Cute kids in fall colors!
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Bet Shalom member Carrie Bloomfield discusses with Eric Bressler the Music & Memory Program that helps enrich the lives of those with memory loss.
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This year two Bet Shalom teens, Isaac Lubin and Shira Hanovich, won First and Third Place respectively in the Senior Division prose category at the Keren Or Prose Contest!
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Bet Shalom students connect with Jewish organizations at the University of Minnesota.
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Silly faces that were never meant to be seen!
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Adina Burke is a spoken word artist and disability advocate from Minneapolis.
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Hebrew Through Movement is a strategy for teaching Hebrew that engages students in a fun, playful way using conversational phrases for moving.
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This year BeSTY discovered that not even a pandemic can keep us from staying connected. We are certain that the connections we’ve made will never waver, no matter how far apart we are.
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What started out as a virtual handshake on Zoom last December has become a real-life Rolodex of business contacts and friends we can depend on.
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Flowers and sunsets illuminating the grounds
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What is going on with that plot of land just behind Bet Shalom’s front entrance? Hear all about it from Farmer Jake Jarecki!
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A dedicated super-volunteer helps our clergy lead services online and sing together.
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Robert Kieval, Bet Shalom’s incoming president, was interviewed recently by Eric Bressler. Rob talks about his life and family in some detail, and he discusses his past and ongoing involvement at Bet Shalom.
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