Valley Beth Shalom buzzes every Saturday morning in celebration of Shabbat.

We are a synagogue that prays, learns, and celebrates together.

Explore our various venues and services below for prayer opportunities on Shabbat Morning.  

Main Sanctuary

Each Saturday morning, the main sanctuary teems with joy-filled celebration, prayer and study. Services begin at 9:45 a.m. 

Torah Study

Join Rabbi Ed Feinstein every week from 9:00 to 10:15 a.m. to probe the week’s Torah portion. If you are unable to attend in person, we offer Torah Study via Live Stream programming. Visit vbs.org/livestream for more info.

Library Minyan

Meets the 2nd and 4th Shabbat morning every month. This is a lay-led and study-filled experience using many contemporary melodies. This minyan meets at 9:30 a.m. in the Bernstein Balcony Seminar Room on the second floor.

Tot Shabbat

Meets the 2nd and 4th Shabbat morning every month. A spirited service for our youngest congregants with guitar, song, and a story. The service begins at 10:00 a.m. and is followed by a light kiddish (bagels and cookies).

Kids Minyan

A lively Saturday morning service for elementary school age kids and their families. Each month, children are assigned roles in the service including singing, reading Torah, and sharing a teaching (d’var Torah). 

N'Shama Minyan

Officiated by Rabbi Nina Bieber-Feinstein, and Cantorial Soloist Cindy Paley Aboody, this women-led minyan is open to all and meets periodically to celebrate Shabbat. 

Haverim Minyan

A lay-led, traditional-but-casual service with contemporary melodies. Children are encouraged to intermingle with adults and to participate in the service. 

Parsha Discussion Group

Informative group meeting immediately following Shabbat services. No prior knowledge is necessary. Shiur meets most Saturdays unless there is a Shabbat Shiur.

Meditation Services

This group meets on Shabbat mornings once a month in Winer Chapel. For one hour, you can quiet the mind while opening up the soul and experiencing Shabbat in a new light. 

Shabbat Shiur

These programs are offered periodically following Shabbat morning services and kiddush luncheon, starting at approximately 12:30 p.m. The program features speakers from the Jewish community providing insight into contemporary topics of interest. Past programs have featured a wide variety of extraordinary teachers and individuals who have something of interest to share with our community. Check our Upcoming Events for current program information.