Beth Shalom of Whittier
Please note that although what you will read below is very true in normal times, the security of our congregation in these troubled times has caused us to
change our policies. We will be open as usual to members, former members and anyone who is known to our Board of Directors. Any major events will require pre-registration and/or tickets. We will continue to have security guards on the premises and reserve the right to inspect any bags or purses.
Please do not bring backpacks or anything of that type with you to services. If you do, you will be asked to leave them in your car.
Please call the office with any questions.
Come Join Us!
We share our space with First Friends,
our sanctuary address is: 13205 Philadelphia St.,
our office address is: 6726 Washington Ave.
Please call our office for directions and parking information.
Services:
Shabbat Evening: Fridays 7:25 pm Prelude; 7:30 service
We do not have regularly scheduled Saturday morning services at this time.
Festivals and High Holyday Services: See our Calendar Dropdown
All services are livestreamed on our Facebook Page:
Beth Shalom of Whittier. Facebook link.
Clergy:
Beth Shalom of Whittier is blessed to have
Hazzan Lance H Tapper, Hon DMus., as its Spiritual Leader and
Rabbi Kenneth Milhander, Hon DDiv, as its part time Rabbi.
Education and Events:
Check our Events dropdown often to see our latest happenings.
Beth Shalom of Whittier is an egalitarian, modern, dynamic, and inviting synagogue practicing progressive Conservative Judaism. Our services are warm and welcoming to all who attend.
Welcoming to all is hallmark of this congregation. Beth Shalom offers a spiritual home to those who are seeking a Jewish community that is open, welcoming, and affirming to all who enter. Interfaith, LGBTQ+ and non-traditional families are welcome here. Beth Shalom has served our community proudly for over 65 years.
Our Judaism, seeks to fulfill the emotional, spiritual, intellectual, and social needs of all who attend. There is a place for everyone here at Beth Shalom of Whittier. We express our Judaism when we are together in the synagogue for Shabbat, Festival, or High Holyday services, meals together, gathering for a fun outing or social event, or participating in our innovative Shabbat Lunch and Learn educational sessions.
Progressive Conservative Judaism