7525 E. Northern Lights Blvd Anchorage, AK 99504  Phone:(907) 338-1836 Fax:(907) 337-4013  Email: Sholomalaska@aol.com
A Reform Jewish Synagogue in Anchorage Alaska
7525 E. Northern Lights Blvd Anchorage, AK 99504
Phone:(907) 338-1836 Fax:(907) 337-4013  Email: Sholomalaska@aol.com 
Welcome to the largest Jewish Congregation in Alaska. All visitors who wish to worship with us are welcome. Though our Congregation is very committed to Reform Judaism, people from diverse Jewish backgrounds have found our liturgy appealing. Our facilities are beautifully located in a natural setting which enhances the worship experience. Please feel welcome to attend. 
Transportation can usually be arranged if needed.
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RABBI MESSAGE

Dear Friends,
We enter the holiest time of our year with varied thoughts of our lives and how we live 
them. Our tradition directs us to contemplate, primarily, the human side of our experience. We think of how we treat the members of our families, the members of our 
communities, and the members of our human family. By extension, we also ponder the ways in which we relate to the world as well. May we learn to struggle, sometimes quite deeply, with the growth and change that is required of us to help bring peace to our planet...even in a very small way here in our corner of the world. May the new year be one of harmony and joy for us all.

Shanah Tovah,
Rabbi Michael Oblath


Please join us for this years 
Shining Lights Award Banquet 
as we honor 
The Rasmuson Foundation 
for the work it has done contributing to healthy, 
enriched and productive lives for Alaskans of all ages
April 24th 5:00 pm Dena'ina Civic and Convention Center


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Do Not Stand Idly By: A Jewish Community Pledge to Save Lives



Congregation Beth Sholom has joined 8664 individuals and organizations in the following pledge to battle homophobic bullying:



"As members of a tradition that sees each person as created in the divine image, we respond with anguish and outrage at the spate of suicides brought on by homophobic bullying and intolerance. We hereby commit to ending homophobic bullying or harassment of any kind in our synagogues, schools, organizations, and communities. As a signatory, I pledge to speak out when I witness anyone being demeaned for their actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity. I commit myself to do whatever I can to ensure that each and every person in my community is treated with dignity and respect."

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