Judaism teaches us that we should do justly, love mercy and walk humbly with God. To that end, we as Jews are charged with a legacy that mandates us to 'pursue justice, seek peace and attain harmony with every one of God's creatures.' It is the responsibility of our congregation to provide a means by which the collective strength of our community can be used to translate the religious teachings to social action - deeds speaking louder than words - so that we as a Family of Families can bring about improvement of living conditions for the community, city, state, nation and humanity as a whole.

Shabbat at Summerville
The second Shabbat of each month, Congregation Bet Chaim holds Saturday morning services at the Summerville Assisted Living facility.

Rotary Folk Festival
Congregation Bet Chaim has had a booth at the annual Casselberry International Folk Festival. Bet Chaim highlights the State of Israel and Judaism in its booth.