Take a Tour
Take a Tour
Beth Or is situated on 16 picturesque acres at the intersection of Welsh Road and Butler Pike in Maple Glen, PA. Our beautiful building, constructed in 2006, includes many state-of-the-art features. The spacious facility and expansive grounds allow us to offer diverse and robust programming - both indoors and outdoors - for our members as well as the surrounding community.
Serving 1000+ families, Beth Or provides a depth of worship experiences and programming that can be tailored to your needs at each stage of your life. Whether you are a young family looking for day care, pre-school or summer camp for your little ones, a family looking to enrich the Jewish education of your school-aged children, a young adult, single or married couple, or heading into your retirement years, you can find your place at Beth Or. In addition to worship services, holiday festivals, fun community events, and educational classes, there are many opportunities to get involved through participation in committees, volunteering, and social action/social justice programs.
Our building is welcoming and completely accessible to all, and includes:
- Gitlin Sanctuary - main worship space with 400 permanent seats and capacity up to 1500.
- Jayne Haines Memorial Chapel - intimate worship space with 100 person capacity
- Classrooms – 27 classrooms for early childhood, religious school, and adult classes
- Rosenfeld Social Hall – event space with flexible configuration, state-of-the-art audio/visual equipment, kitchen and 400 person seated capacity
- Multipurpose Room - flexible space for meetings, kiddush luncheons, and social activities
- Youth Lounge with indoor/outdoor Gaga Pit - hang out space for our youth programs
- Kitchens - 2 caterer-friendly kitchens, one on each level
- Shmear Café - volunteer-run cafe, open for bagels, coffee and kibitzing during Sunday school hours
- Olitsky Art Gallery - Artists display and sell their works during month-long exhibits with opening Shabbat reception. Learn more about our current artist and exhibit.
- Tarshis Gift Shop - Sisterhood-run shop filled with Judaica merchandise for any occasion. Items are refreshed regularly.
- Herzfeld Memorial Library - 4,000+ item library filled with Jewish literature and resources for all ages. Learn more about our library and link to library catalog.
The campus and grounds include:
- Parking – 330 spaces, with handicap accessible spots located near building entrances
- Lakeside Terrace & Garbose Patio - outdoor spaces for worship and social events
- Goldstein Sukkah - adjacent to the Terrace, our beautiful Sukkah is used for Fall Festival worship and programming
- Kate Svitek Memorial Garden - lush plants, vibrant flowers and flowing water welcome you to our main building entrance
- Corner of our Land Vegetable Garden - volunteers plant and tend to a large garden, with all produce donated to help the food insecure in the local community
- 3 Playgrounds and Wading Pool for Young Children - brightly colored, age-appropriate play spaces with soft surfaces and adjacent wading pool for camp children
- Pond and Walking Path - stroll our grounds to contemplate and rejuvenate your soul
Are you ready to join our community? Please contact Jillian Peskin, 215-646-5806 x234, to schedule a tour.
Videos
Beth Or Moves from Springhouse to Maple Glen: 2006 Community Torah March & Consecration
Fri, March 5 2021
21 Adar 5781
Upcoming Events
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Friday ,
MarMarch 5 , 2021Munchkin Minyan (2s) on Zoom
Friday, Mar 5th 5:30p
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Friday ,
MarMarch 5 , 2021K, 1 & 2 Family Shabbat Worship (Zoom)
Friday, Mar 5th 6:30p
K, 1st & 2nd Grade religious school families will receive an email with the Zoom link for this family Shabbat worship experience to be led by Rabbi Bonder. -
Friday ,
MarMarch 5 , 2021Shabbat Worship (Facebook Live)
Friday, Mar 5th 7:30p
Due to rising COVID-19 cases, we are currently following State/County guidance and clergy are leading Friday evening Shabbat services from their homes. Join us for interactive viewing live on the Beth Or Facebook page (www.facebook.com/CongBethOr). -
Saturday ,
MarMarch 6 , 2021Torah Study (Zoom)
Shabbat, Mar 6th 9:30a to 10:30a
The Clergy lead a lively discussion about this week's Torah portion every Shabbat morning at 9:30am, followed by a reciting of Mourner's Kaddish (approx. 10:45am) on week's when there is no 11am B'nai Mitzvah Shabbat service. This program temporarily takes place on Zoom. Click for Zoom participation link. -
Saturday ,
MarMarch 6 , 2021Mourner's Kaddish (Zoom)
Shabbat, Mar 6th 10:45a
Rabbi Marx will recite Mourner's Kaddish and read this week's Yahrzeit list immediately following this week's Torah Study session. Click here for Zoom link.