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Brooklyn Heights Synagogue is a warm, caring, Jewishly diverse community dedicated to lifelong learning and to caring for the world and each other. All are welcome to worship, study and celebrate with us. To learn more about us we welcome you to read our BHS Mission Statement. |
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL REGISTRATION HAS BEGUN!Religious School classes for Fall are filling up! Current Members must Register online now! Log on to the Members Only page, review your family's information and register your child(ren) for classes for the 2013-2013 school year. Classes will fill up and are on a first come first serve basis. Potential new members with interest in registering their children for Religious School in the fall should contact the office to begin the member process. Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
 We are happy to report BHS has officially purchased 127 Remsen Street (the building next door). We look forward to expanding our space and community. To learn more visit our Capital Campaign page. |
Our 9th Graders Israel Trip has begun! Rabbi Kane, who is leading our students trip will be blogging a daily report.It's the bridal season, bar/bat mitzvah season, new home season...and a time for special gifts -- all available in your very own BHS Judaica Shop! Come find kiddish cups, mezzuzot for homes, Shabbat candle sticks (and candles), jewelry, special items for babies and kids' birthdays. Our prices have been specially reduced to make room for fall inventory.
The shop is open for browsing and purchasing as needed. If you have a special request, we can order for you as well. So drop by the synagogue office or e-mail us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
We will, of course, be available during the summer if you need assistance and will have the shop open for all special events and holidays. Don't miss out, and remember, all proceeds benefit BHS programs and services!
Oklahoma City Tornado- How we can help.In response to the devastating tornado that struck Oklahoma City on May 20, 2013, the Union for Reform Judaism is collecting donations through our General Disaster Relief Fund. The URJ will allocate funding received to agencies on the ground that are best equipped to respond to this disaster.
Click here to donate via URJ
Chesed Shabbat & Festive Oneg- Friday, May 31st
Friday, June 7th, 6:30pm - Shabbat of Appreciation for Cantor Nancy Bach and BHS' Officers & Trustees (outgoing & incoming)
Pride Shabbat-Friday, June 14th, 6pm
131 Remsen Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
t:718.522.2070, f:718.522.3976
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Volunteering at the Homeless Shelter is not hard or scary. We give you very clear instructions and there are always people to help. Sign up online www.bhsbrooklyn.org/shelterschedule to spend the night at the Shelter or to cook.
