Tashlich – meet at the Shul for Apples and Honey, then walk to the river for Tashlich Service

As we enjoy being outdoors, Baruch Sienna, author of The Natural Bible”, along with Rabbi Goldstein, will share insights about what Judaism teaches us about time and space, and how […]

One year since the horrific events of October 7, we remember the innocent lives lost and the hostages still held by Hamas. Join us in a vigil of solidarity, remembrance, […]

Beth Isaiah is excited to announce that Rabbi Elyse Goldstein will leading High Holiday services 2024. Rabbi Goldstein is retiring in June 2024 as founding Rabbi of City Shul in Toronto. Susan Schwartz, Jewish educator and Cantorial Soloist will join Rabbi Goldstein for our High Holiday services. Check our website in July for more information about High Holiday services 2024. Services will be available both in – person and virtually.

Beth Isaiah is excited to announce that Rabbi Elyse Goldstein will leading High Holiday services 2024. Rabbi Goldstein is retiring in June 2024 as founding Rabbi of City Shul in Toronto. Susan Schwartz, Jewish educator and Cantorial Soloist will join Rabbi Goldstein for our High Holiday services. Check our website in July for more information about High Holiday services 2024. Services will be available both in – person and virtually.

Join us in Torah study from 5:30 to 6:30. We will be discussing “The Predicament of Prayer.” The Neilah service starts at 6:30, and the shofar to end the fast […]

Join us for  our annual Sukkot Barbecue on October 20th from noon to 2:00 P.M. (rain Date October 27th). Enjoy a Kosher burger, hotdog, or veggie burger, and schmooze at […]

Everyone is invited to come bring their favourite board games to share and play at Beth Isaiah. Kosher snacks will be provided. Thank you to the Adult Education Committee and […]

Come join us at Beth Isaiah for a Shabbat service with Cantor Cheryl Wunch. This service will be both in person and virtual.

The Adult Education Committee invites you to join Rabbi Elyse Goldstein for “The Hidden Light of Chanukah”. Rabbi Goldstein will use traditional text, poetry and personal reflections to discuss how […]

Join us for a traditional lay-led Shabbat service at 9:30am on December 21st, 2024.