The Brotherhood helps our members build community through programs such as A Night Out With The Stars, Minyannaires family dinners, Pizza, Parsha, & Pints, Yom HaShoah Yellow Candles, Campership Awards, and more.

With a focus on social action, the Tzedek Committee leads the congregation in carrying out mitzvot through activities such as clothing drives, local environmental efforts, and assisting members in need.

The Kiddish Committee meets once a week to develop and prepare a delicious Shabbat Kiddush meal for the congregation.

This committee educates congregants on sustainability and provides easy pathways for composting, recycling, energy, and gardening.

The Membership Committee collaborates with the Director of Congregational Life to warmly welcome new members and nurture meaningful connections by actively engaging current members in upcoming events.

The Security Committee oversees policy and cybersecurity initiatives, while managing the volunteer security team in coordination with local law enforcement to ensure a safe and secure environment for all.

The Building Committee meets monthly to keep our facilities safe, welcoming, and well cared for by identifying areas that need attention, and working towards solutions by coordinating with contractors or contributing expertise.

The Finance Committee oversees the financial health of the Synagogue, reviewing financial reports, preparing the annual budget, and ensuring sound fiscal management of all organizational funds. They meet monthly to review income, expenses, and long-term financial planning.

The Development and Fundraising Committee cultivates relationships with donors, collaborates with staff on member-focused marketing materials, and provides oversight for all fundraising activities.

The Governance Committee meets six times a year to establish synagogue policies and guide board operations, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, and oversee the recruitment and evaluation of staff, fostering effective leadership and organizational integrity.

Members of this committee perform sacred tasks that prepare Jewish deceased for burial according to tradition, including ritually washing and dressing the body, guarding the body, and often supporting mourners during Shiva.

This committee meets six times a year to manage the upkeep of all Agudas Achim cemeteries, update policies, audit plot records, and assist with family inquiries.

The Ritual Committee works closely with the Rabbi regarding matters of ritual and tradition while also coordinating weekly worship services.