Beth Yam, "House by the Sea," is a warm, welcoming synagogue in the Reform tradition. It provides not only a place to worship, but a place where people of all ages and religious backgrounds can be part of Southern Beaufort County's growing Jewish community. To find out more about becoming a member of Congregation Beth Yam, please click here. To learn about Jewish life in the Low Country, click here.

If you are already a member or just visiting the Hilton Head Island or Bluffton area, Beth Yam has much to offer. If you would like to know more about us, click on our Introduction to Beth Yam link.

Our building renovation and expansion
to be completed in Fall 2009
(click on picture for additional drawings)

To read articles of interest to our Jewish community that you may have missed, click here.
Congregation Beth Yam and its officers express no opinion, pro or con, about the contents of these articles.

Just in time for Rosh Hashanah, we are once again providing CBY members (and friends) an opportunity to send a gift of sweetness to your relatives and friends for the High Holidays. In addition, each order will generate funds for CBY. Click here to get more information about the program and Click here to order honey for your relatives and friends.

Just a reminder to patronize those businesses who advertised in the CBY Advertising Directory. If you use or consider using one of our advertisers, please let them know we appreciate their support of Beth Yam. If you need a Directory, please contact Donna in the office.

Fundraising has never been easier, as you can shop at Amazon.com, your favorite online store, and have 4% of every purchase be directed to Congregation Beth Yam. Just click on the link below and bookmark it. Then use the bookmark whenever you buy something from Amazon. That's all you need to do.

Rabbi Brad Bloom's First Shabbat Service at CBY
July 3, 2009, at 8:00pm
(held at Unitarian Universalist Congregation)

Family Promise
August 23-30, 2009

For a complete list of events, click here

History of Beth Yam. An in-depth historical record of Congregation Beth Yam has been beautifully prepared by Mike Fritz and the lateRobert Pascal. It covers the period from 1978 to 2007 and can be viewed by clicking here. We are greatlyappreciative of the generosity in time, effort, and talent they dedicated to this project and the impressive document they produced.

Sisterhood Kitchen Shower - June 10, 2009

Mitzvah Day - May 2009

Purim Celebration - 2009

Back to Shul Day - 2009

Community Passover Seder - 2009