Adat Chaim Welcomes You!
We are a warm, diverse Jewish congregation located in Owings Mills, MD. Our approach to Jewish life is simple, integrating a deep respect for traditional Judaism with the insights of contemporary life. Adat Chaim welcomes interfaith families, couples, and individuals of all races, heritages, ethnicities and sexual orientations. Our building, bima and facilities are wheelchair accessible.
We are proud to serve the northwestern part of Baltimore County and Carroll County. Adat Chaim is a small congregation that enjoys coming together as a Jewish community to celebrate Shabbat each week and festivals and holidays throughout the year. We offer programs and events that enrich, educate and are meaningful. Our hope is that you find us to be just what you are looking for.
The Congregation of Life
An Egalitarian conservative Congregation serving Baltimore and Carroll Counties, Maryland
Shabbat Morning Services are at 10AM every other week on our Zoom platform. Please join us for services by sending your email address to our Ritual chairperson, Esther Miller, at acritualcommittee@gmail.com. Additional services, holidays and events can be found to the right and in our Newsletter.
Please call the synagogue at 410-833-7485 if you need additional information or updates. You can reach us by e-mail at: adatchaim18@gmail.com.
To reach the President, Ritual Chair or Treasurer by telephone, please call the Synagogue office.
For directions click on the "Contact Us" tab
Red Run Centre
10989 Red Run Blvd., Suite 109
Owings Mills, MD 21117
410-833-SHUL (7485)
www.adatchaim.com
Email us at adatchaim18@gmail.com
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Events and Happenings:
All services and events in the synagogue building have been CANCELLED
Summer Shabbat services and
Study Series on Zoom, Saturdays
at 10 AM
August 18th
Shabbat Services Zoom
Virtual Kiddush in honor of Cathy
and Irv Litofsky's 43rd Anniversary
August 22nd
Learning Session- Zoom
Concluding the Service, a few of our favorite: Ein Keloheinu,Adon Olam, All those Kaddishes & a Kiddush
August 29th
Shabbat Services Zoom
September 5th
September 12th Zoom
Selichot Service / Program 8:00 pm
September 18th
Erev Rosh Hashana 7 pm Zoom
September 19th
Rosh Hashana 10 am Zoom
Enrichment Study 1:30 pm Zoom
September 20th
Rosh Hashana 10 am Zoom
September 26th
Shabbat Shuva 10 am Zoom
Drash/ Text Study and Discussion
September 27th
Erev Yom Kippur 10 am Zoom
September 28th
Enrichment Study 3:00 pm Zoom
Neilah / Concluding Service 5:30 pm
adatchaim18@gmail.com
or call the Shul office 410-833-7485.
Adat Chaim Synagogue 10989 Red Run Blvd., Suite 109 Owings Mills, MD 410-833-SHUL [7485]
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We are carefully monitoring the ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) situation. We will make any schedule changes necessary to protect the safety and well-being of our Adat Chaim family and the community at large. Please take care of yourselves and contact each other in the days ahead.
Shabbat services have been cancelled in the building until further notice. Any scheduled events or meetings have also been cancelled. Please look below for our zoom announcements.
Email our president, Jerry Newman, at adatchaim18@gmail.com with any life cycle events that may occur during this trying time. Stay safe!
Taken from Fran Phillips', Maryland's Deputy Health Secretary, speech of June 10, 2020:
So we’re asking Marylanders to again continue to use common sense and use the best defense that we have against COVID-19, and that’s not to get infected in the first place. This virus hasn’t changed since we first started talking about it in March. It is still contagious. It is still sneaky. It takes days before symptoms appear. And people may be infectious before they realize they have symptoms. To fight this virus, we need to be vigilant in the very same ways that we have talked about: Stay six feet apart, wear a face covering, wash your hands frequently, use hand sanitizer. And we know that outdoors is safer than indoors. That’s because of the contained environment indoors allows the virus. We also know that if you need to be in a confined space, think about how long you’re in that confined space. A shorter period of time is safer than a longer period of time.
