Family Shabbat

The Bureau of Jewish Education is excited to bring monthly Shabbat programming for babies, toddlers, and young children.

Gather together one Friday of each month to welcome Shabbat through songs, Kiddush, socializing, and activities for the family.
This once-a-month program is open to the entire Jewish community. Please register below.

Additional, themed Community Celebrations are held monthly to celebrate the season. Join us for sensory crafts, parachute fun and stories. Check back often to learn more.

Parents, grandparents, relatives, friends are all welcome to attend with babies, siblings and children under 10 years.

Celebrate your little one’s birthday, a special occasion, or milestone by sponsoring a TOT SHABBAT in their name!
Birthday celebrations include child with a crown, group treat, and a special book.
Simply select the option during registration.

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Tot Shabbat Hop
Dec 6
Tot Shabbat Hop

Join the Phoenix Jewish preschool community for Shabbat morning, followed by a BJE program in one of the preschool classrooms! This is an amazing opportunity to explore different schools in our community.
This Tot Shabbat Hop will be at Beth El Preschool.

REGISTER NOW

Tot Shabbat Hop
Jan 10
Tot Shabbat Hop

Join the Phoenix Jewish preschool community for Shabbat morning, followed by a BJE program in one of the preschool classrooms! This is an amazing opportunity to explore different schools in our community.
This Tot Shabbat Hop will be at Chanen Preschool at Congregation Beth Israel.

REGISTER NOW

Tot Shabbat Hop
Feb 7
Tot Shabbat Hop

Join the Phoenix Jewish preschool community for Shabbat morning, followed by a BJE program in one of the preschool classrooms! This is an amazing opportunity to explore different schools in our community.
This Tot Shabbat Hop will be at Temple Chai.

REGISTER NOW

The Bureau of Jewish Education offers a wide range of programming for people and families - from couples to parents to grandparents. Our parenting programs and classes enable parents and grandparents to teach their children about Judaism so that they can create meaningful Jewish rituals, observances and traditions in their OWN HOMES. We encourage parents to assume the role of being their children's primary teacher and engage in Jewish learning and observance for themselves as well as for their children. The BJE's wide range of programming offers people opportunities to enhance their Jewish knowledge and to participate in Jewish living.