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Pray with Passion, A Pre-Rosh Hashanah Class

Chany Scheiner August 26, 2018 High Holidays, Jewish Life Comments Off on Pray with Passion, A Pre-Rosh Hashanah Class

Are you gearing up for Rosh Hashanah and feel that you are lost amongst the different prayers and find it hard to get into the mindset of Rosh Hashanah?

Join Chany Scheiner and other Boulder women for a thought provoking class Tuesday, September 4 at 7:00 pm at Boulder Center for Judaism, 4900 Sioux Drive, Boulder and learn the meaning of some of the prayers and get inspired to get into the Elul Mindset.

Savor honeys from different parts of the world  and enjoy a honey cake tasting.

This class is free of charge but reservations are needed.

RSVP: lbkosher@gmail.com (720) 422-6776.

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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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