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Women: What Are You Doing This Friday Night?

Women: What Are You Doing This Friday Night?

Chany Scheiner November 18, 2014 Jewish Life Comments Off on Women: What Are You Doing This Friday Night?

If you don’t have plans, consider joining an intriguing women-only dinner hosted by the Boulder County Center for Judaism.

This Friday evening, November 21^st, is our annual “Women’s Friday Night,” a community dinner open to the entire female Jewish community. The evening, which is FREE, begins with dinner at 6:00 pm and includes a glatt-kosher meal and the opportunity to interact with other Jewish women in our community.

There is no test for religiosity – no matter your personal practices we welcome every Jewish woman in the community to join us for dinner and conversation. Everyone is welcome, but an RSVP is required. You can RSVP at lbkosher@gmail.com or 720 422 6776.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism is located at 4900 Sioux Drive, Boulder.

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About Chany Scheiner

Co - Director of Boulder Center for Judaism. Any successful organization needs a heart and that is what Chany provides, along with organization, marketing, innovative programming, and countless Shabbat dinners. Some of her accomplishments are large and public like the annual menorah lighting on Pearl Street and the matzo and shofar factories, while others are quiet and private like the time she spends counseling individuals and sharing the wisdom that comes from study.

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