Volunteering to help with a committee or event is a great way to meet other synagogue members and have fun, while performing a mitzvah at the same time! There are a lot of things to do, both at the synagogue, as well as from home. Please return this form with your registration, with one or more volunteer areas checked. Checking a box means only that someone will contact you to give you more information. If you want further information, feel free to contact a Board (read more)

So, do you want to help with the Onegs? It's actually quite simple and a very rewarding way to reach out to our community.

For information about hosting an Oneg, please download our Oneg Guide

Onegs are held every Friday at 9:00 pm after regular Shabbat worship as well as one Friday a month after Family services at around 6:30 pm.

Please fill out the information below to sign up (read more)

The Chesed Committee was created to reach out and provide support to the Congregation Beth Shalom community during times of need. Members of the committee have been providing meals, running errands, taking people to doctors, and so forth, for a number of years now.

The Committee also cooks and stocks home-made meals in the Congregation's freezer. Anyone who is unable to cook for themselves due to illness, just having had a new baby, or sitting shiva, may request a (read more)

Tikkun Olam translates to "repairing the world". Through our Tikkun Olam activities, Congregation Beth Shalom members step into every human's role of creating the compassionate world with peace and understanding that we all seek. We claim our own divine power to continue to shape and create the future of our community and our existence.

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Congregation Beth Shalom has two active club's for men.

Our regular men's club can regularly be seen playing football or softball on Sunday mornings while religious school is in session. They also get together on weekends for socializing and fun.

Our over 50 men's club regularly brings in speakers on topics ranging from financial management to self improvement. These program, while sponsored by the the club are generally open to all CBS (read more)

Congregation Beth Shalom welcomes interfaith families. Download our Interfaith Family (read more)

Contact: ArtSpace@napershalom.org

Congregation Beth Shalom has created a gallery space for exhibiting wall-hung art by respected local artists, in order to broaden the Congregation's involvement in the cultural activities of our local community. Artists are chosen in August of each year, by jury review of the slides they submit. We have 4 formal shows each year (from September or October through May), each show approximately 6 to 8 (read more)

CBS has an active and engaged membership. Not only do our members volunteer at the synagogue, they also reach out to the broader community. Here are the stories of those (read more)