Boulder County Center for Judaism is set for Passover 5782/2022: a community Seder, Shmura Matzoh for sale, we'll sell your Chametz, and you can order a full Seder meal. Check us out!

We pray for the safety of our Jewish brethren in Ukraine along with all people in the affected areas.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism invites you to a three-part zoom series on Dealing with the Corona Virus and Discovering the keys to a happier life.

It looks like most of us will be spending our Passover Seder ourselves this year. For some of us, this may be the first Seder that we will be conducting.

The Talmud teaches us that the Shabbos has tremendous power to bring healing to the world.

We are only a few days away from Rosh Hashonah, the Jewish new year.  We find in Jewish writings that Rosh Hashonah has various names.

I just returned from a trip to Israel and would like to share with you an inspiring moment and the lesson I learned from it.

One of the main points of the Seder is to feel as if we are actually going out of Egypt on the night of Passover.

I would like to bring some tips and teachings of Judaism that can help us bring more unity.

The story of Chanukah begins in the year 167 BCE, when a Greek Macedonian kingdom centered in what is today Syria had tried to outlaw the Jewish religion in Israel and replace it with Hellenistic culture.

On this day, the great Chassidic Master, Reb Shneur Zalman of Chabad, was released from Czarist prison after being arrested on trumped up charges that he was aiding a revolt against the Czar.

This Shabbos we begin to read the Torah anew. We begin with the portion of Bereshis which tells us the story of creation.

Did you ever stop to think about why we blow the Shofar on Rosh Hashonah?

In this week's Torah portion, we learn about what might be the Torah's solution to have more economic balance in our society.

In this week's Torah portion, we learn about the commandment to "Love your fellow and Yourself".

In this week's Torah portion we learn about a person who part of his skin turns into a bright white color.

In this week's Torah portion we learn about Aaron's two son's, Nadav and Avihu bringing a sacrifice to the Temple that they had not been commanded to bring. 

Shalom! Now that Passover is in only a week...I have 4 Passover questions 4 you!

This Shabbos we conclude the Book of Exodus by reading the final two portions called, "Vayakhel" and "Pekudei".

In this week's Torah Portion we read about the donations for the building of the Mishkan (Tabernacle) that the Jews built in the desert. 

In this week's Torah portion we learn many of the civil laws of the Torah.

This past Wednesday was Tu B'Shevat, the New Year for trees.  There are various customs for the celebration of the New Year of Trees, the most common of them is eating fruit on this day.

In this week's Torah portion, we read about the Exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt.

In this week's Torah portion, we read about Hashem's response to Moses' complaint. 

In this week's Torah portion we learn how the Jews flourished in Egypt.