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faith, learning
and community.
For nearly fifty years, Broward Central Synagogue has provided Jewish education, worship and community experiences. Our Kol Ami Emanu-El and Beth Orr campuses continue that tradition in serving as a vibrant home for Jewish life, learning and celebration.
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Broward Central Synagogue offers so many programs for all ages and stages and a warm, welcoming environment. Learn more about all that BCS has to offer.
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Offsite
OffsiteBack to School: Shop and Support Pink & Blues
Join us for a fun evening of wine, cheese and exclusive shopping, all for a great cause! 20% of all purchases will benefit Broward Central Synagogue. Location: 9 Pink & Blues | 829 N. Nob Hill Road Plantation, FL 33324 ...
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ONLINE ONLYSoul and Scroll: Shabbat Parsha and PrayerWeekly
Looking for a meaningful Shabbat experience from home? Join Rabbi Mark Goldman for a warm, interactive and inspiring Shabbat morning experience featuring prayer, music, Torah conversation and meaningful connection, all from the comfort of your home. Soul and Scroll, where Shabbat feels like home, wherever you are. Click here for Zoom. Zoom password: 033402 ...
Kol Ami Emanu-El Campus
Plantation, FLTKAE Open House
Join our Broward Central Synagogue family as we reconnect after the summer, enjoy exciting activities and extend a warm welcome to friends and family in our lively community. This event is free of charge and open to everyone. Register here. ...
Kol Ami Emanu-El Campus
Plantation, FLThe Ultimate Mitzvah Showcase
Everything you need to plan an unforgettable B’nai Mitzvah celebration! Families are invited to join us for an exciting afternoon featuring local vendors, creative ideas and resources to help make your child’s special day meaningful, joyful and stress-free. Registration is required. Register here. ...
Kol Ami Emanu-El Campus
Plantation, FLChair Yoga with MelanieWeekly
We will meet in the L’Chaim Ballroom. ...
Offsite
OffsiteSisterhood Luncheon
Let us do lunch! Join our TBO sisters at Lester’s Diner for a midday gathering filled with friendship, conversation and delicious food. Location: Lester’s Diner, 4701 Coconut Creek Pkwy, Margate, FL 33063 RSVP to Sophie Pollack by August 16 at lancerpol@aol.com. ...
Pray With Us
Shabbat is the time for us to join in community. Experience the warmth of our synagogue family as we celebrate Shabbat in faith, joy and tradition.
Adult Education courses and classes.
Mitzvot: The World of Jewish Commandments, One by OneWeekly
By popular request, we are bringing back our weekly exploration of the mitzvot, one commandment at a time. We often translate mitzvot as “good deeds,” but they are much more than that: the 613 biblical commandments, each rooted in a verse of the Torah and developed through centuries of Jewish tradition. Guided by the 13th-century […] ...
Stories from the Talmud: Reading Rabbinic NarrativesWeekly
Each week, we will enter the world of the Talmud through one story at a time. Our first guide will be Jeffrey Rubenstein’s wonderful book “How to Read a Talmudic Story”, which is recommended for students to buy but not required. Afterward, we will continue with other contemporary scholars who use literary criticism and Jewish […] ...
Finding Resilience: Crafting a Path Forward with Rabbi Amy Grossblatt PessahRepeating Event
We are living during challenging times and it is easy to feel overwhelmed and hopeless. How do we move forward from disappointment and loss? How can we sure up our spirits when our lives seem to ebb and flow? Join Rabbi Amy Grossblatt Pessah as she guides us through traditional Jewish texts, along with teachings […] ...
Beginners HebrewWeekly
Join us for an engaging and interactive beginners class in Hebrew! This course is designed for those with little to no prior knowledge of the Hebrew language. You will learn the basics of reading, writing and speaking Hebrew, including the alphabet, essential vocabulary and simple grammar. Whether you are interested in enhancing your cultural understanding […] ...
Hidden Heroes (and Villains) of the BibleWeekly
When we think of the women of the Bible, names like Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, Leah, Miriam, Ruth and Esther often come to mind. But the Bible is filled with many other remarkable women whose stories are equally compelling, and whose lives still speak to us today. Join Dr. Sandra Lilienthal for an eight-session journey into […] ...
Who Gets to Lead? Power, Politics, and Leadership in Jewish TraditionRepeating Event
How did Jews choose leaders before there were elections? What made Moses, kings, prophets, rabbis and communal officials legitimate? Does authority come from God, heredity, scholarship, moral character, popular consent or simply from possessing power? Over 13 weeks, the class will examine competing Jewish models of leadership and place them in conversation with modern democracy. […] ...
What Would You Do?Weekly
Real Dilemmas. Honest Conversations. Jewish Insight. Life rarely presents us with easy answers. Every day we face questions about family, relationships, ethics, work, faith, aging, forgiveness, generosity and purpose. What would you do? Each week, we will begin with a real-life dilemma and invite everyone into the conversation. Together we will explore different perspectives before […] ...
Intermediate HebrewWeekly
Take your Hebrew journey to the next level with our Intermediate Hebrew class. Build upon your foundational language skills as we dive deeper into grammar, vocabulary and conversational nuances. Through engaging lessons and interactive activities, you will strengthen your reading, writing and speaking abilities. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Hebrew language and gain […] ...
Exploring Kabbalah 201Weekly
Join us for a journey that offers a deep dive into the mystical teachings of Kabbalah. Guided by Rabbi Gastón and Marcela Bogomolni, we will uncover the spiritual blueprint of the Tree of Life, explore the soul’s wisdom and discover how these ancient insights can enrich modern life. Register here. ...
Support and Giving
Giving is an act of tzedakah, a sacred expression of gratitude, compassion and responsibility. Your generosity sustains the spiritual life of our congregation. It supports those in need. It helps us share the light of Torah through learning, worship and community.














