Congregation Am Haskalah: The Lehigh Valley's Reconstructionist Community

Congregation Am Haskalah: The Lehigh Valley's Reconstructionist Community The Lehigh Valley's Reconstructionist community. Learn more about us at AmHaskalah.org We stress participation and lay leadership.

Congregation Am Haskalah offers a creative, participatory approach to Judaism, blending tradition with innovation. Congregation Am Haskalah is the Lehigh Valley's Reconstructionist synagogue. Founded 36 years ago, we are a welcoming, nonjudgmental, friendly, down-to-earth community that worships, studies, and prays together. Whether it is Friday night services, Spiritual Writing,book club, social

justice workshops, reaching out to members in times of need, sharing holiday celebrations, we have a place for you.

As we count down the last hours to the start of our new year, we wish all our friends and community a good new year and ...
09/11/2026

As we count down the last hours to the start of our new year, we wish all our friends and community a good new year and a sweet start to the year.

09/07/2026

The High Holidays are starting soon. We would love to have you join us!

09/07/2026
Why a train? Because President Grove Cleveland declared the first Labor Day in an attempt to end a railroad workers stri...
09/07/2026

Why a train? Because President Grove Cleveland declared the first Labor Day in an attempt to end a railroad workers strike.

Jewish history in the US is closely entwined with the fight for workers rights. In old pictures of workers on strike, you can sometimes see signs in Yiddish among the workers, demanding fair wages, decent treatment, and many other things.

Ironically, today the workers most likely to be exploited are also the least likely to have the day off. Retail workers, agricultural workers, teaching adjuncts, and others work today without many of the protections the unions fought so hard for over a century ago.

Let us to our best to embrace the light of shabbat and spread it to worlds around us.
09/04/2026

Let us to our best to embrace the light of shabbat and spread it to worlds around us.

09/04/2026

Tickets are now available for Souper Day 2026 🍲

Join New Bethany on Friday, Sept. 18 at 11 a.m. at ArtsQuest for their annual gathering of hope and support.

This year’s Souper Day will bring together healthcare and community leaders for an important conversation about collaboration, connection, and creating solutions that help our neighbors thrive.

Enjoy a meaningful discussion, connect with community members, and support New Bethany’s mission to provide food, housing, and resources to neighbors across the Lehigh Valley.

Reserve your tickets today! RSVP by Wednesday, Sept. 9: https://brnw.ch/21x51ML

Coming tomorrow, everyone is invited to our Open House Shabbat. Join us for a feast followed by Friday evening service. ...
09/03/2026

Coming tomorrow, everyone is invited to our Open House Shabbat. Join us for a feast followed by Friday evening service. We just may be the Jewish home you've been looking for.

09/03/2026

SEFARAD: PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE:

From Hidden Stories to a Living Legacy


For centuries, the story of Sefarad has survived across borders, oceans, families, and generations.

What happens when a 500-year-old story becomes a living future?

Join us on September 6 as we bring together four distinctive voices:

Save the Date: This Sunday, September 6 | 1:00 PM ET

Genie Milgrom • Ron Duncan Hart • Daniela Tonello Levy • Sami Cytman


A conversation that goes beyond history to explore what the Sefarad legacy can mean for Israel and the Jewish people going forward.


Join the conversation: https://jewishheritagealliance.com/jewish-heritage-alliance-in-motion-sefarad-past-present-future/

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1190 W Macada Road
Bethlehem, PA
18017

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