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Temple Beth Ahm is a welcoming, multi-generational, spiritual community, conveniently located in New Jersey near the border of Monmouth & Middlesex Counties, just minutes away from Exit 118 of the Garden State Parkway. We are committed to traditional-egalitarian Conservative Judaism as a meaningful way of life. Our spiritual leader, Rabbi Chaim Edelstein, encourages each of us to be “willing, learning, and striving” to climb up the ladder of learning and mitzvot; he enthusiastically embraces and inspires every one of us, no matter where we are on our spiritual journeys.
Whether you are observing a yahrzeit, celebrating a Bar/Bat Mitzvah or other life cycle event, or just looking for a comfortable place to pray, learn, daven, socialize, or participate in social action tikkun olam activities, Temple Beth Ahm is the place to be. If you are not already a member of our shul community, we encourage you to visit and to consider joining us. Regardless of your current Jewish affiliation or background, we welcome you with open arms.
Contact Us
For General or Membership Information:
Please reach out to us for more information! To get in touch, you may:
- Call the Temple office at (732) 583-1700
- Send an email to:
- info@templebethahm.org for general information
- membership@templebethahm.org to learn about how you can become member of the TBA family, or you can also fill out the Membership Form
- Or visit us (please wear a mask when entering the building for your and our staff's safety and health):
550 Lloyd Road
Aberdeen, NJ 07747
Tue, May 24 2022
23 Iyyar 5782
Tonight's Sefirah Count Is 39
היום תשעה ושלשים יום שהם חמשה שבועות וארבעה ימים לעמר |
Today's Calendar
: 9:00am |
: 6:00pm |
Evening Minyan : 8:15pm |
Upcoming Programs & Events
May 24 |
May 24 |
May 25 |
May 25 S&S meeting Wednesday, May 25 7:30pm |
May 27 |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Bechukotai
Candle Lighting
Friday, May 27, 7:58pm |
End of Shabbat
Motzei Shabbat, May 28, 9:07pm |
Shabbat Mevarchim
Shabbat, May 28 |