Congregation
Beth Ahm is a Conservative synagogue led by Rabbi Alan Lefkowitz.
Created by 16 families in 1951, it was initially was known as The
Jewish Community of Greater Windsor. In September 1960, we
opened our doors in a newly built synagogue on 362 Palisado
Avenue in Windsor. Our members live throughout Greater
Hartford and include interfaith families.
Here
are some programs and services we are proud to offer:
Congregation
Shabbat Dinners at the Synagogue - Delicious Kosher dinner,
conversations with friends, and special programs create a warm
family-like atmosphere.
Religious
School - Our synagogue is committed to excellence in
education. We seek, study and implement innovative and
creative methods of teaching at all levels. Our classes are
small, so we can provide individualized instruction, when
necessary. Classes meet Sundays 9:30am -11:30am, and
Wednesdays 4:15pm - 6:15pm.
Bar
and Bat Mitzvah - Preparation is part of our Religious
School, under the direction of Rabbi Lefkowitz. Adults also
may prepare for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony.
Yahrzeit
- We keep a record of Yahrzeits to be observed by our members.
They are read at Friday evening and Saturday morning Shabbat
services with a Mourner's Kaddish. Permanent memorial
boards are maintained.
Cemetery
- The Congregation maintains its own cemetery in Windsor.
Members may purchase plots for themselves and their family at a
special member rate.
For more information about Congregation Beth Ahm, call Rabbi Alan Lefkowitz at (860) 688-9989.