August 2019
Board of Directors meeting
CBH Partners are welcome to attend any Board of Directors meeting. Please contact the Co-Presidents for more information.
Find out more »Gan Haverim Parent Meeting
Information and/or questions contact Trudi Schwarz at:ganhaverim@bethaverim.org
Find out more »Mussar Service Lunch with Q and A with Rabbis and Deni Marshall
CLICK HERE to read the flyer for this event.
Find out more »September 2019
Israel’s Repeat Elections: The Fight for Democracy Continues
Hillel Damron will again bring the latest polls and analysis to discuss the Israeli repeat elections, scheduled to take place on September 17, 2019. Mr. Damron is a filmmaker, author, and blogger. He presented a program on April 3, 2019, about the first round of elections, which was well-received, with up-to-the-minute polls. He's the former Executive Director of the Hillel at UC Davis and Sacramento State and a former Israeli Defense Force officer and Air Marshal on El Al Israeli…
Find out more »Inclusiveness training
Lead by Laurie Stillman, for CBH Partners and staff. Please follow this link to sign up for this workshop.
Find out more »Selichot workshop on Mussar
Rabbi Greg writes, “I would like to invite you to join me for a special Selichot workshop on Saturday evening, September 22nd, from 7:30 - 9:30 pm in the Social Hall, to explore the ancient Jewish teachings of Mussar as we prepare together for a year of growth and transformation. Mussar offers us practices to cultivate our middot (spiritual qualities) that allow our true neshamah (our innermost soul) to shine brightly. This will be an experiential and interactive opportunity to…
Find out more »Inclusiveness training
Lead by Laurie Stillman, for CBH Partners and staff. Please follow this link to sign up to attend.
Find out more »October 2019
Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »ICE Accompaniment training
Attorney Autumn Gonzalez will lead a workshop that trains volunteers to accompany undocumented and asylum-seeking communities as they navigate often intimidating situations, such as going to an ICE check-in or to a legal appointment. Providing a ride and moral support can mean the difference between someone successfully complying with a judge’s orders, and someone ending up with a deportation order because they missed a court hearing or check-in. Rapid responders are trained to observe and document ICE actions in our…
Find out more »Gan Haverim picture taking day
Please contact Trudi Schwarz for more information.
Find out more »KHN Contemplative Service
High Holy Day tickets are required for admission.
Find out more »Water Issues in California and Israel
Presented by Baryohay Davidoff, PhD. Retired from the California Department of Water Resources where he managed California’s Agricultural Water Use Efficiency. California and Israel have similar water challenges and needs. The presentation will focus on Agricultural and Urban Water use in California and in Israel and on the methods that are practiced in both countries to meet the challenges of water use. Contact Zippy Weinbaum. A presentation sponsored by the Adult Education Committee of CBH. CLICK HERE to view flyer…
Find out more »November 2019
Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »Parent Meeting
This event has a video call. Join: https://meet.google.com/cdu-rsoh-odh +1 903-600-6419 PIN: 136638039# View more phone numbers: https://tel.meet/cdu-rsoh-odh?pin=1318648848222&hs=7
Find out more »Jewish Hungary: a genealogical and historical look by Kathy Glatter, MD
Davis resident Kathy Glatter M.D. will present a personal and historical perspective on her researches. “I traced my family hidden Hungarian Jewish history after hiring a professional genealogist. Having visited relatives in Budapest 15 times, I will share beautiful photos of spectacular synagogues and cultural Jewish icons which were never destroyed, plus share their Holocaust stories. This lecture will appeal to those interested in Jewish history and culture, the Holocaust, and genealogy. Delicious treats from the Austro-Hungarian Empire will be…
Find out more »December 2019
“Born Under Fire” book discussion
Author Rina Neiman will discuss her book, Born Under Fire including a slide show, book signing, and a display of her late mother’s collection of Bedoin, Arab, and Yeminite embroidered dresses. Her historical novel based on her mother, and takes place in pre-state Israel in the years under the British Mandate of Palestine.
Find out more »Young Family Channukah activity
5:00 - 5:30 - Special story time & sing-along activity 5:45 - Lighting of the Channukah candles on our community Channukiah
Find out more »January 2020
Six Months in Israel: An Overview
This is the program that Hila and George Rooks give every year that highlights some of their activities in Israel during the last six months. They will discuss travels to all parts of Israel including, but not limited to the northern borders with Lebanon and Syria, Judea and Samaria, Jerusalem, Hevron, the southern border with Gaza, the Negev Desert, and Eilat.Presented by the Israel Matters Committee. CLICK HERE to learn more about this presentation.
Find out more »How Certain Anti-Israel Activity Crosses The Line Into Anti-Semitism
This program will explore the line between anti-Israel activity and anti-Semitism—especially focusing on campus and community. It will address what the community needs to do to help students deal with this on campus, and what we need to do when we see this around us. In discussing the subject, the speaker will explain how the ZOA played a role in the UC Regents decision to adopt a statement of Principles Against Intolerance.David Kadosh, Executive Director, Western Region, Zionist Organization of…
Find out more »Jewish Youth Choir
Open to all, ages 5 to 12. Register on this page.
Find out more »DRTY Hunger & Food Scarcity educational program
Pre-registration for this event is available on this page. Registration deadline for members and non-members is January 23 at 8 p.m. Cost is $25 for non-members, free to DRTY members.
Find out more »Jewish Youth Choir
Open to all, ages 5 to 12. Register on this page.
Find out more »Combatants for Peace
Two former combatants, one Palestinian and one Israeli, will share their personal stories of transformation from violence to cooperation for peace. Excerpts from the award-winning film, “Disturbing The Peace,” will be screened. For over a decade, Combatants For Peace have embodied and served as a model for humanistic values of freedom, democracy, security and dignity for all. Combatants for Peace is a strong, significant, influential binational community - a community that exemplifies viable cooperation which forms the basis for future…
Find out more »February 2020
Jewish Youth Choir
Open to all, ages 5 to 12. Register on this page.
Find out more »Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe or chairperson Roy Kaplan with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »DRTY Dancing!
Come learn Israeli Dancing with DRTY! Instruction will be provided; registration for this event is open through February 5th.
Find out more »Annexation? The Jewish Communities of Judea and Samaria
There is much current discussion within and outside of Israel about annexing Area C of Judea and Samaria or at least the Jewish communities there. Having traveled extensively in this area,George Rooks will give an extensive overview of the more than 200 Jewish communities there, how different they actually are in terms of population, and their proximity to the Green Line. There will be time for discussion after his talk. Presented by the Israel Matters Committee.
Find out more »Jewish Youth Choir
Open to all, ages 5 to 12. Register on this page.
Find out more »Gisha – Legal Center for Freedom of Movement
Gisha -- Legal Center for Freedom of Movement is an Israeli human rights organization, which works to protect the right to freedom of movement, especially for Palestinian residents of the Gaza Strip, through individual legal assistance and principled legal and public advocacy. Tania Hary, Executive Director of Gisha, will discuss Gisha’s individual legal assistance has helped thousands of people to travel in order to unite with their families, access professional, commercial and educational opportunities and to receive vital medical care.…
Find out more »Jewish Youth Choir
Open to all, ages 5 to 12. Register on this page.
Find out more »Jewish Youth Choir
Open to all, ages 5 to 12. Register on this page.
Find out more »March 2020
Adult B’nai Mitzvah class
Contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe if you might be interested in an adult B'nai Mitzvah.
Find out more »Adult B’nai Mitzvah class
Contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe if you might be interested in an adult B'nai Mitzvah.
Find out more »Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe or chairperson Roy Kaplan with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »“An Overview of Israel” with the Israeli Consul General
The Consul General of Israel for the Northwest will speak on issues facing Israel. Sponsored by Israel Matters.
Find out more »Adult B’nai Mitzvah class
Contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe if you might be interested in an adult B'nai Mitzvah.
Find out more »Cancelled due to weather-DRTY kickball
DRTY kickball! We hope to reschedule this mortal combat on the athletic fields of Redwood Park against the BISY team from B’nai Israel! Details are on the registration page.
Find out more »April 2020
Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe or chairperson Roy Kaplan with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »Expanding Beyond Old Jerusalem’s Walls
The presentation will describe the events and geopolitical factors that brought the Ottoman rulers to allow increase of foreign settlement and the development of distinct neighborhoods around Jerusalem (1840-1914). Among the settlers were Russian, British, French, and German citizens and among the religious representatives there were Jews, Muslims, Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox Christians.Presenter Ely Gabay is Jerusalem-born Israeli Tour Guide who is visiting his family in Davis.
Find out more »ICE Accompaniment training
Attorney Autumn Gonzalez will lead a workshop that trains volunteers to accompany undocumented and asylum-seeking communities as they navigate often intimidating situations, such as going to an ICE check-in or to a legal appointment. Providing a ride and moral support can mean the difference between someone successfully complying with a judge’s orders, and someone ending up with a deportation order because they missed a court hearing or check-in. Rapid responders are trained to observe and document ICE actions in our…
Find out more »May 2020
Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe or chairperson Roy Kaplan with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »June 2020
Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe or chairperson Roy Kaplan with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »July 2020
[streaming] Social Action/Tikkun Olam group
Please contact Rabbi Greg Wolfe or chairperson Roy Kaplan with questions or to become involved.
Find out more »August 2021
Fund Development Committee
This is a closed meeting but please contact Bonnie Berman if you are interested in the committee.
Find out more »February 2022
Ritual Committee
This committee is meeting virtually, so please contact the organizer for agenda information. They generally meet on the Third Thursday of the month, except for months when the Rabbi is away.
Find out more »May 2022
A Closer Look at Implicit Bias
Join us in a participatory workshop to learn about Implicit Bias. Implicit Bias describes how unconscious associations can shape both our perception and our actions. Because implicit biases operate outside of our awareness, they can cause us to behave in ways that are inconsistent with our consciously held thoughts and beliefs, with negative consequences for ourselves and others. On a societal level, these biases adversely impact the delivery of fair and impartial health services, education, law enforcement, employment opportunities, and…
Find out more »July 2022
Sandcastle Summer Drama Program
Your child is invited to join Sandcastle Theater Company’s Summer Drama Program! This experience is for aspiring young actors, writers, and kids looking to explore their creativity through performing arts. This program is run by Sandcastle Theater Company and hosted by Congregation Bet Haverim *Covid-19 Safety Protocol in place Click here to enroll.
Find out more »August 2022
September 2022
Tefillah Chadashah – Contemporary Service
with Rabbi Bess Wohlner and Dan Tennenbaum
Find out more »Rosh Hashanah Family Service
With Rabbi Seth Castleman. A shorter service that includes traditional liturgy and music to provide a spiritual experience that parents and children can enjoy together. Pre-Registration required. Link coming soon!
Find out more »Tefillah Chadashah – Contemporary Service
With Rabbi Jeremy Simons and Dan Tennenbaum 10:30 Blessing of the Babies
Find out more »October 2022
Kol Nidre Tefillah Chadashah – Contemporary Service
with Rabbi Jeremy Simons and Dan Tennenbaum
Find out more »Tefillah Chadashah – Contemporary Service
with Rabbi Bess Wohlner and Dan Tennenbaum
Find out more »Meditation
with Rabbi Seth Castleman
Find out more »November 2022
January 2023
February 2023
Jewish Green Burials & Beyond
Green burials are Jewish and Jewish burials are green. And then we have traditions related to death, memories, honoring and healing our departed and ourselves and our community. Come and learn about before, during, and after death and dying. Vaccination is recommended and masks are mandatory until further notice. Click to Zoom in!
Find out more »March 2023
April 2023
May 2023
June 2023
Private Event
Bat Mitzvah, Eva Kaimowitz, celebrating with family.
Find out more »August 2023
November 2023
December 2023
January 2024
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June 2024
August 2024
September 2024
Jewish Cooking With Benay: Yom Kippur Break-the-Fast Delights
JEWISH COOKING WITH BENAY: YOM KIPPUR BREAK-THE-FAST DELIGHTS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 | 10:00am Join CBH partner, Benay Bernstein, in our Social Hall kitchen, as you create culinary delights to expand your holiday table offerings. Each dish in this menu is meant to be a lively addition to your break-the-fast repertoire. Menu includes: Apple Cake Curried Carrot Soup (served hot or cold) Eggplant Caviar Russian Sardine Bruschetta Herring in Cream with Apple This class is limited to 18 participants; $18/person. REGISTER
Find out more »Coffee + Conversation
Join Rabbis Simons and Wohlner in the Social Hall for an hour of informal conversation. We provide the bagels, coffee, and tea--you provide the conversation! All are welcome to bring treats to share if you wish. No RSVP necessary, just show up!
Find out more »Uncovering Wonder Monoprinting Workshop
We so often get lost in the daily work of living that we forget how much there is to be in awe of in our world. Join this monoprinting workshop with CBH Partners, Gail Gutierrez and Harriet Gadisman, and prepare your heart for the High Holy Days through the act of creating art. For a full workshop description, click here. Each workshop is limited to 10 participants. Note: This free workshop will be offered twice, once from 4:00pm-5:30pm and again from…
Find out more »Uncovering Wonder Monoprinting Workshop
We so often get lost in the daily work of living that we forget how much there is to be in awe of in our world. Join this monoprinting workshop with CBH Partners, Gail Gutierrez and Harriet Gadisman, and prepare your heart for the High Holy Days through the act of creating art. For a full workshop description, click here. Each workshop is limited to 10 participants. Note: This free workshop will be offered twice, once from 4:00pm-5:30pm and again from…
Find out more »Selichot “Pre-Neg”
Hosted by our "Empty Nesters", a newly formed social group for CBH Partners and friends who are in a stage of life focusing on adult connections--whether or not you ever had a kid in your nest or still do. Join us for a "pre-neg" (a pre-service oneg) immediately before our Selichot service for some refreshments, nosh, and good company. Sign-up here to contribute something for our snacking and sipping pleasure at the event.
Find out more »October 2024
DRTY Decades Event
Join your Jewish teen friends for a blast from the past on Sunday, October 6th from 4:00-6:00pm for our Decades Event! You are invited to wear clothing from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s and we will be enjoying snacks to match these decades including vegetarian corn dogs, french fries, and Jello. We’ll have fun playing a variety of games including kahoot, wax museum, and a trivia game about the decades. Register to attend this event whether you are a…
Find out more »November 2024
Welcome Havdalah Potluck
Bruchim HaBaim - welcome to our Israeli friends and their families. Please join us for a vegetarian /dairy potluck Havdalah in the Social Hall on Saturday November 2 at 5:30 pm. We are excited to get to know you and your families and introduce ourselves to you. We want you to know that our community is your home away from home. Please bring a dish to share, (salad, side dish or dessert). RSVP requested but not required. For questions, please…
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