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Welcome

Beit Am supports religious, educational, cultural, social, and charitable activities of the Jewish community in Corvallis and the Mid-Willamette Valley in Oregon, USA. The mid-Willamette Valley includes the towns of Albany, Blodgett, Dallas, Depoe Bay, Lebanon, Monmouth, Newport, Philomath, Seal Rock, Sweet Home, Tangent, and Waldport, as well as Corvallis. 4318 NW Circle Blvd. Corvallis, Oregon 97330 phone: (541) 753-0067

Yom HaZikaron/Yom Ha'Atzma'ut Program

Come to Beit Am on April 25th at 6:00 pm to acknowledge the losses that accompanied and still
accompany the miracle (Yom HaZikaron) and the achievements and the miracles (Yom
HaAtzma’ut). We will have Israeli dancing, taught and led by our own Amy Becker, and
delicious Israeli food, as well as speakers.

Event Date: 
Tuesday, April 25, 2023 - 6:00pm

Mixed-access services and events

Information on Hybrid In-Person/Zoom Services at Beit Am

Please review Beit Am's COVID-19 precautions for in-person and online services. 

Beit Am Emergency & Disaster Plan

What should you do if there is an emergency, disaster or threat while you are at Beit Am? BASS has completed a response plan that we would like all members to review and become familiar with. There will be training on the plan for all who are interested when we can meet in person. Click here to access the emergency and disaster plan...

Jewish Arts and Culture Events

An Evening with Marjorie Sandor and Trio Sefardi

recorded July 22, 2020

Pacific Power Blue Sky Award funds Solar Panels for Beit Am

Beit Am thanks Pacific Power and the Pacific Power customers supporting the Blue Sky Energy program for providing funding for the solar panels on the Beit Am building! Click here to see the current status and history of the energy generated by our solar panels...
Blue Sky Award

Perfect Gift Book, From Aleph to Ze'ev: Excursions into Jewish Culture, History, Rituals, and Beliefs

Ze'ev Orzech, z"l, has created an exciting book comprised of 110 easy-to-read mini-essays exploring the rich depths of Jewish religion, history, culture and traditions. The book, From Aleph to Ze'ev, is available for purchase online through Createspace.com, with all proceeds going to Beit Am. Get the book here ...

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