Aptekar Film Fund
The Aptekar Family Endowment Fund for Film
Aptekar Family Endowment Fund for Film creators Judy and Bob Aptekar were inspired to endow the film program after seeing how much they and other participants valued the Shabbat afternoon film series. “Movies have a way of bringing people together for a shared interest and entertainment, but can also generate meaningful conversations. And whether it’s Jewish films or just films that bring Jews together, it’s good for our community!”
Consider a gift to Beth Am's Aptekar Family Endowment Fund for Film in celebration and gratitude for your family simcha or to honor a loved one.
Wed, October 15 2025
23 Tishrei 5786
Upcoming Events

Beth Am Sukkah Take-Down
Wednesday, Oct 15th 10:00a to 12:00pWant to help take down the sukkah? If you have any power tools, please bring them along — gloves are a good idea too!

Israel Discussion Gatherings
Friday, Oct 17th 5:00p to 6:15pJoin with other Beth Am members every Friday before the Erev Shabbat service for time to reflect, discuss, and listen to one another as we navigate this terribly challenging time for Israel and Jews around the world.

Oneg Shabbat: Focus on Sustainability
Friday, Oct 17th 7:30p to 8:30pAfter the Sukkot Erev Shabbat service, we will gather to enjoy a festive Oneg Shabbat.

Jewish Film Series Presents: "October 8"
Shabbat, Oct 18th 3:30p to 5:30p"OCTOBER 8" explores the explosion of antisemitism on college campuses, social media, and in the streets of America beginning the day after the October 7th attack on Israel by Hamas.

Tricks of the Trope, Taught by Cantor Jaime Shpall
Tuesday, Oct 21st 7:00p to 8:00pThe melodies we use for chanting our sacred texts is known as Trope or Cantillation. Trope are the little markings found above and below the biblical Hebrew text that readers use to chant the text properly. You can also learn to chant Torah like a pro!
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