Rabbi Jamie announces her semi-retirement after twenty-four years, invites the community to her final Flagstaff Shabbat on August 22, and details future plans for summer services and personal adventures.

Israel's decisive strike on Iran's nuclear facilities marks a crucial moment for regional security, reflecting urgency amidst growing threats and longstanding tensions.

This summer, the Adventure Rabbi community is inviting adults to lace up their hiking boots and head into the great outdoors for a unique blend of connection, conversation, and Colorado sunshine.

Experience Passover in Moab, Utah with activities including hikes, communal meals, Torah reading, and crafts for children.

2 Nights Optional Free Camping on April 11 and 12, Limited to 150 Participants.

oin Rabbi Jamie Korngold to learn more about what climbing a peak has to do with B'nai Mitzvah and to learn about our online options.

Are you ready for a unique Boulder Shabbat? Join the Adventure Rabbis, Rabbi Jamie Korngold and Rabbi Alan Shavit-Lonstein for Friday on Flagstaff tonight.

Students in the Adventure Rabbi B'nai Mitzvah program are challenged to participate in the Shabbat Project. This is what one student experienced.

This year I participated in the Adventure B’nai Mitzvah Class. It was a lot of fun and I had all kinds of new experiences. I’d like to tell you a little about my favorite classes and what I learned.

Mountain biking in Boulder, the author connects with a cousin in Jerusalem amidst an Iranian attack, pondering family safety, Israeli defense, and shifting perceptions in a time of war.

A highlight of Adventure Judaism's year is always our Passover in Moab retreat. We hike, eat great food, and make new friends as we celebrate being Jewish outside.

A Purim Teaching by Rebecca Shavit-Lonstein

Our congregation is thrilled to host Molly Livingstone, a professional speaker and comedian from Israel, from Dec 3-10. Join us at one of the upcoming events.

Liberal Jews are scrambling to defend Israel and wondering why Israel keeps botching their own PR campaign. Why doesn't Israel help us to help them rather than making it harder?

November 7th marked the one-month anniversary of the attack on Israel. CU students staged a silent protest on the CU campus.

A situational review and some recommended to-dos from the Adventure Rabbi.

Rabbi Korngold recommends Jewish Telegraphic Agency as a good source of reliable, honest news about Israel in these fraught times.

The Adventure Rabbi Teen group is celebrating the ups and downs and spin-around of life with a trip to Elitch's amusement park on October 15, 2023.

Here is your chance to study Judaism as an adult. (Offered privately or as a class.)

Registration for the 2023-2024 class is now open. There are 4 open spots for the cohort beginning in August.

Students in the Adventure B'nai Mitzvah Class participate in 15 expeditions during their school year. At the end of the year, the write a D'var Shana (thoughts about the year) sharing a little about their experience and what they learned.

The Adventure Rabbi Teens group meets once a month. Their activities are focused on fun and friendship. "Our teens have experienced their share of stress and trauma," explains Rabbi Korngold. "We want them to know that every month we offer a fun activity for them to do, with a group of Jewish friends."

Join Rabbi Alan Shavit-Lonstein for weekly discussions and learning about today's hot topics. Sessions meet on Zoom, beginning November 1 at 7 pm.

Today’s social and political divisiveness is virtually unprecedented. However, we have resources in Jewish tradition that address any of these issues, and the larger questions of how we get along and divide as a society.

From a Friday afternoon to mid-day Sunday in April, Jews from around the country descend on Moab, Utah to experience Passover with the Adventure Rabbi.