The morning services for Monday, March 1 begin at 6:55 AM begin at 6:55 AM in the CAS sanctuary, via Zoom meeting, and on Facebook Live. The video stream above will go live at that time.
Siddur Sim Shalom for Weekdays
See the minyan page for the Monday/Thursday Torah readings chanted by Hazzan Weber. This week's readings are from Parashat Ki Tissa.
Interactive Shabbat services are now being held via Zoom. Contact CAS if you need access info.
CAS is holding in-person services each weekday in the sanctuary. Morning services are Monday-Friday at 6:55 AM. Evening services are Monday-Thursday at 6 PM.
In-person attendees must sign in, remain masked, and maintain social/physical distance.
These services are also streamed via Facebook and Zoom, and available on this site.
Harry Houdini became famous for his magic and stage illusions: making an elephant vanish, walking through a brick wall, metamorphosis substitution, escaping from a milk can, and the famous water torture cell. He was fearless in accepting the unknown and unwavering in his own belief to overcome challenges.
On Sunday, March 14, we will be treated to an exclusive personal video tour of Arthur Moses's collection of more than 6,000 items of Houdini memorabilia. From straitjackets and handcuffs to photographs and rare posters, some of these items have been displayed at museums all over the country.
Arthur is the author of several books: Houdini Speaks Out, Houdini Periodical Bibliography References From 1898 – 2015, and Harry Houdini & Sherlock Holmes Together Again in 1908. He has also written more than two dozen articles published in magic magazines and journals and was featured in 2013 on the Canadian television program Extreme Collectors. He will share his passion and regale us with stories of this larger-than-life Jewish personality. Stay tuned for Zoom registration in the weekly CAS emails.
Second semester classes continue on March 7; April 11, 18, and 25; and May 2, 9, 16, and 23.
See the LEC page for the online registration forms.
See the Minyan page for the weekday Torah readings, chanted by Hazzan Weber.
Order your "Pesach Dinner for Two" from CAS for $36 (matzah ball soup, gefilte fish, chicken, potato kugel, carrots, matzah, and dessert) or items for your Seder plate for $8 (charoset, boiled egg, romaine lettuce, parsley, red horseradish, and a shank bone).
Call the office to order at 817-731-4721, or use the contact form to email the synagogue office.
Please read From Soviet Union to USA: Our Story by CAS member Alex Nason.
We meet via Zoom for a lively discussion. See you online!
The High Holy Days showed us how well webinars can work. But they require behind-the-scenes volunteers to operate the computer which controls the camera feeds. If you would be interested in being trained and helping in this vital service, please contact Steve Gratch or Pattie Wood.
"Every assembly whose purpose is to serve God will in the end be established" (Pirkei Avot 4:14)
Our synagogue is dedicated to warm, personal and moving worship, as well as innovative and integrative educational classes and activities for both adults and children.
We further are committed to integrating all of our members into a warm and caring community based around the philosophy of "all Israel (in this case our community) being responsible one for each other." (Babylonian Talmud, Shavuot 39a)
I have no doubt that you will quickly feel at home within our social, religious, educational and communal activities.
— Rabbi Andrew Bloom
On Facebook? You can connect with Congregation Ahavath Sholom, with Rabbi Andrew Bloom, and with Hazzan Jeffrey Weber. You can also connect with the Learning and Engagement Center and the CAS Ladies' Auxiliary.
The CAS Gift Shop has items for every religious occasion, and a gift registry for upcoming special events.
We operate the only full-time kosher kitchen facility in Fort Worth and Tarrant County.
Need info? See our Guide for Jewish Burial and Mourning.
