Many people don’t encounter the roadmap of decisions that need to be made about end-of-life until they are in the moment. This Tuesday evening Zoom workshop will introduce how and what to plan for, long before there’s a need.  

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Join Kavod v’Nichum (the national organization for Chevra Kadisha) to explore end-of-life planning through Jewish values in a unique three-part series.

All are welcome to learn about the Jewish traditions associated with death and its aftermath.

This event on Sunday, February 25th will be an opportunity for the community to both hear about how meaningful this tradition is and to share their own experiences.

What Can I, a Jew, Expect at the End of My Life? What is the Chevra Kadisha?

Join the Boulder Chevra Kadisha on Sunday, March 6 for a panel discussion on "How the spiritual practice of the Chevra Kadisha assists the soul's journey after death."

The objective of a Death Café is to ‘increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their ‘finite’ lives.”

Curious? Learn about the Jewish Death Cafe to be held in Boulder next week.

Visiting Rabbi/Author Reb Simcha Raphael speaks in Boulder on this topic on Sunday, March 9.

Dr. Naomi Rusk will present "The Neuroscience of Death and the Journey of the Soul", sponsored by the Boulder Chevra Kadisha, on Sunday.

Gil Tamary is the Washington Bureau Chief for Israel's Channel 10 News, and he will keynote the JNF's Annual Breakfast on May 1.

Local rabbis discuss Jewish funeral services and the Chevra Kadisha in Boulder County at an upcoming panel.

The Boulder Chevra Kadisha welcomes you and your friends to watch the 2009 Oscar winner for Best Foreign Language Film together on next Sunday at the Boulder JCC.

Rabbi Nadya Gross will be speaking about "The Journey of the Soul in the Dying Process and Beyond" to an open meeting of Boulder's Chevra Kadisha. All are welcome.