Fresh from his sold out US tour, Broadway sensation Alex Edelman, the award-winning stand-up comedian, actor and writer comes to Beth Tzedec for a stand-up performance and a discussion about Alex's experiences being Jewish on a public stage. Few tickets left. Sales will close at 12:00 noon Sunday. No walk-ups.

There are diverse opportunities to use your skills and energy to volunteer at Beth Tzedec. We are looking for people who want to create a positive difference by getting involved in many short or long-term projects and committees. 

The latest edition of the Beth Tzedec Bulletin is available for download, via the link below. This edition covers Purim, Passover, Yom Hashoah, Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut.

Tax receipts for contributions made during 2023 have been emailed. If we do not have an email on file, it was mailed to your home. Thank you to all who supported us throughout the year. If you have any questions, please contact Joven Pinol at 416-781-3514 ext. 266.

Beth Tzedec Memorial Park visitation hours are Sunday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The cemetery office is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. It is closed on weekends, Jewish religious holidays and statutory holidays. To contact the Cemetery office, call 416-665-3036. For information, click the link below.

Rabbi Fryer Bodzin submitted a commentary article in a recent edition of the National Post. To read the article, visit the link below.

Rabbi Fryer Bodzin spoke at the "End Jew Hatred" Unity Event outside Indigo's downtown store location, along with elected officials, Jewish influencers and allies.

Let Apex Kosher Catering handle Shabbat cooking. The menus are changed each week and offer vegetarian options, additional menu items and include desserts. Pick-up is available each Friday afternoon from Beth Tzedec or from Beth Emeth. Order deadlines are Wednesdays for Friday pick-up. Click below for next week's menu.

As the situation in Israel continues to unfold, we invite you to stay informed and connected with us in prayer and community. Click the link below for opportunities to join us or our Shul and community partners to connect with friends and clergy. We will add programs to the resource page and website; check back frequently. 

November 2023—As we try to process the unthinkable tragedy that is unfolding in Israel, we also recognize how vital it is to review and continuously adjust our security protocols to optimize your safety when you visit the shul. This is undoubtedly a very fluid situation, ...

Since October 7, 2023, we have been standing with Israel following Hamas’ unconscionable terror attack. We invite you to stay informed and connected with us in prayer and community. 

Reb Steve partnered with Dr. Ron Wolfson, the man behind “Relational Judaism” to co-author this terrific article in the Jewish Journal about our Generations Membership program. To read the article, click the link below.

To help us assess these High Holy Days and to better plan for the future, we are requesting your feedback on an important survey which follows below; in particular, what YOU believe we did well and should continue doing, but even more importantly, what YOU believe we can improve upon to serve you better. Deadlline: Wednesday, October 11.

Beth Tzedec is pleased to announce a new home for the Cecil Roth Judaica collection—one of the most significant collections of its kind. This extensive collection of Jewish historical objects curated by historian Dr. Cecil Roth has been acquired by the Royal Ontario Museum ...

Beth Tzedec is committed to the continuation of morning and evening Zoom minyanim for our members and the community. To provide you with the most welcoming and secure online experience, we are making changes to our Zoom protocols. To view the protocols, click the link below.