Make Our Home Your Home!
Welcome to Congregation Beth Shalom, one of the most dynamic Conservative, egalitarian synagogues in the north Atlanta area (Dunwoody, Sandy Springs and nearby Alpharetta) – not far from the JCC.
We are an inclusive, spiritual Jewish community, providing a warm, nurturing environment where we pray, learn, educate, and perpetuate Torah and Jewish values, while serving the greater community. We are a shul with a strong culture of welcoming, where all our members can learn, pray and become an integral part of our extended family. Beth Shalom is committed to being a meaningful spiritual home for all of our members regardless of background, age, stage of life, gender or sexual orientation. Whether you are Jewish or the Non-Jewish member of a Jewish Family, you can find a home at Beth Shalom.
Visit our about us page, for more information about Beth Shalom and our membership page, to learn more about what it means to join our shul!
Questions? Feel free to browse our website and call us at (770) 399-5300 or contact us via email office@bshalom.net.
Join Us As We Welcome
Mordechai Rosenstein
Artist~in~Residence
Come to our Creative Open House on Wednesday April 18th from 10am to noon, where you can meet internationally acclaimed artist, Mordechai Rosenstein, who will create an original piece of art to adorn our synagogue.
Make your reservations today for our individual programs Wednesday through Saturday evening! Each event presents an opportunity to view Mordechai's collection and purchase his art. Most events are open to the entire community.
~ Beth Shalom Wins National Award ~
The USCJ Schechter Awards were given to only 12 congregations throughout the country and Canada at the USCJ International Convention held in Atlanta December 2017. These awards recognize innovative programs in prayer, programming, and Israel education.
Congregation Beth Shalom’s congregational school led by Linda Zimmerman, was proud to be one of the 12 congregations honored. We were recognized for our 2016-2017 Teen Scene program which incorporated material from the Institute for the Study of Modern Israel at Emory, as well as the videos and instructional material from the Jerusalem U/Stand Up for Israel program.
You Can't Do Judaism On An Island -- Rav Mark Zimmerman Come Join Our Family
Fri, April 20 2018
5 Iyyar 5778
Alefbet Preschool
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Artist In Residence - Mordechai Rosenstein- Shabbat Services and Dinner- My Journey As An Artist
Friday, Apr 20th 6:30p to 9:30p
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Artist In Residence - Mordechai Rosenstein- Inspiration Behind The Art
Shabbat, Apr 21st 8:00p to 10:30p