What does BT mean in SYNAGOGUES

BT is an abbreviation for Beth Torah, an Orthodox Jewish congregation located in North Miami Beach, Florida.

Beth Torah offers a variety of services including religious classes and services such as daily minyanim (prayer groups) and Shabbat (Sabbath) services. In addition to these religious offerings, the synagogue also organizes social functions such as holiday celebrations, family gatherings, and other events throughout the year.

All members of the community are welcomed to participate in events at Beth Torah regardless of their background or affiliation with the synagogue. Individuals from any Jewish denomination may attend services at BT as long as they are respectful of Jewish customs and observances.

Yes, Beth Torah offers numerous programs designed specifically for children of all ages ranging from pre-K to high school. These programs provide a fun and interactive way for kids to learn more about Judaism while still having fun. The youth program also offers educational field trips throughout the year geared toward teaching children about various aspects of the faith while giving them an opportunity to explore their Jewish identity through hands-on learning experiences.

Yes! In addition to its physical presence in North Miami Beach, FL, Beth Torah also has a vibrant online presence on Facebook and Twitter where members can stay up-to-date with news from the synagogue as well as engage in conversations about topics related to Judaism and current events affecting Jews worldwide. Additionally, many of its youth programs are offered as virtual classes so that members who live outside South Florida can still participate in these educational opportunities without having to travel long distances.