Rabbi Alan Shavit-Lonstein will climb Mount Democrat in May 2026 to celebrate Adventure Judaism's 25th anniversary, inviting donations based on elevation gain.

The Shavit-Lonsteins reflect on Colorado's diverse ecosystems and propose a unique Colorado lulav symbolizing community unity, resilience, and growth, celebrating Sukkot's agricultural and spiritual lessons.

Join Rabbi Alan for an online class to help set the tone and direction for Rosh HaShannah. 

Join Adventure Judaism for a calm Shabbat experience on the water Saturday July 26th at Union Reservoir Nature Area from 10 am to noon.

Adventure Judaism’s Fridays on Flagstaff is always a highlight of the summer. Join us this Friday, July 25, at 6 pm.

The Jewish community faces a challenging period, likened to being in a transformative desert, fostering deep reflection, strength, and community amidst uncertainty.

Shalom Adventure, a new initiative by Adventure Rabbi, offers a unique social experience for Jewish adults with activities scheduled every other month. The inaugural event is on July 1.

A rabbi, overwhelmed by nature's beauty, illustrates how counting the Omer helps manage life's overwhelming moments and encourages personal growth and introspection.

Adventure Judaism offers an interactive online Family Jewish Education program with four ten-month curricula, emphasizing flexibility and hands-on activities for families.

The Exodus story inspires many, yet reveals complexities; according to Rashi, only one in five Israelites chose freedom, prompting reflection on our own choices today.

Silence in Judaism fosters deeper connections and understanding, serving as a conduit for spiritual growth, learning, and nature appreciation.

The Torah portion Pekudei describes the Tabernacle's significance and stones' role in representing connection, memory, holiness, and nature in the community.

Purim teaches about hidden identities, with costumes symbolizing concealment. Esther's bravery reveals the strength to embrace one's true self, even amidst fear.