Beth Ami continues to offer true hybrid services. Zoom participants are able to actively take part. Make sure you are muted otherwise.
Click, or copy and paste, this new Zoom address
https://zoom.us/j/2588308736?pwd=lIcFp6uRa87mRnlhfDT7WWjljFBYap.1&omn=97341503610
Closed Captioning/ Live Transcript instructions
https://bethamisr.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Closed-Caption-Instructions-for-Beth-Ami.pdf
CBA SAFETY PROTOCOLS
For those who will be attending in-person services, please note that there are buttons at the parking lot gate and lobby doors which will alert someone to come let you in. Members have a code for the parking lot gate.
We encourage everyone who can to be up to date with vaccination and boosters, and not attend while ill. Masks may be worn as needed.
Rabbi Mordecai Miller’s half-hour Rashi lessons remain posted on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtMLk4BGrEQZzGVlc2vOFiA
COVID INFORMATION
As you are all aware, COVID cases are on the rise this summer. The new variants (KP.2, or KP.3, LP.1–>also known as the D-FLIRT) are more contagious then the last of the omicron variants. The good news, is that if you get it, the symptoms are ‘milder’ then the COVID-19 of the past.
Remember the best step anyone can take to prevent COVID is to be up to date on your COVID vaccinations. Also, wear a well fitted mask if you are one of the at risk population or in a crowded situation. Avoid being around others who are sick, and if you are exposed or if you have symptoms of any virus, cold or flu, stay home if you don’t need to go out. And, if you test positive for COVID, please call your doctor for current instructions.
Our policy remains the same
Please do not enter the building if you have cold/flu/COVID symptoms.
Please do not attend if you have been sick within the last 5 days.
Please allow space for comfortably socially distancing and be considerate of other’s social distance level requirements.
Wash hands frequently and use hand sanitizer.
Masking is highly recommended in crowds.
Remember, you are responsible for your health and for others. Below is an article I copied out from KQED that has links to the most current CDC guidelines I could find.
Here’s What the CDC Says about 2024 Isolation Guidelines
Thank you again,
~jsl
