Rabbi Eva Sax-Bolder reflects on her annual return to Auschwitz-Birkenau, exploring themes of memory, healing, and the interconnectedness of Judaism and Zen practice in bearing witness.
Read More »SHAVUA: Bringing Yourself into the Jewish Conversation
SHAVUA is a guided journal designed to enhance personal reflection and connection through Jewish wisdom, encouraging engagement with timeless ideas throughout the Jewish year.
Read More »Opinion: Hollywood’s Ten Commandments
Many of Hollywood’s leading actors have in recent years consistently adopted a clearly anti-Israel agenda, with many critics claiming that their declarations have a stench of anti-Semitism masquerading as criticism of the Jews and the State of Israel.
Read More »Haver Seeking Part-Time Coordinator for Introduction to Judaism Program
Boulder Haver seeks a Part-Time Coordinator for its Introduction to Judaism program, supporting teachers and students, managing logistics, and assisting with administrative tasks.
Read More »Jewish Alliance of Colorado Brings Grassroots Jewish Advocacy Statewide
The Jewish Alliance of Colorado is a grassroots organization promoting Jewish advocacy, visibility, and Zionism, addressing antisemitism and supporting communities across Colorado.
Read More »Broomfield Jewish Festival Returns Sunday with Live Music, Food, and Family Fun
The 3rd Annual Broomfield Jewish Festival this Sunday celebrates Jewish culture with music, food, and activities for all ages.
Read More »Jewish Fertility Foundation Launches Research Grant for REI Fellows
The Jewish Fertility Foundation is offering two $10,000 grants for REI fellows researching infertility among Jewish populations, addressing underrepresentation.
Read More »Bereaved Israeli Youth Reflect on Transformative U.S. Bnei Mitzvah Journey
The IDF Widows & Orphans Organization hosts a program for bereaved children, offering them support and memorable experiences through trips abroad.
Read More »Twelve Tribes, Twelve Months: Elul
Rabbi Charna Rosenholtz’s article on Elul emphasizes inner reflection, preparation for renewal, and actionable steps to align values with actions as the new year approaches.
Read More »Column: When Keffiyeh-Wearing Patients…er, Shrinks…Take Over the Asylum
Bruce Ticker critiques modern psychologists' political advocacy at conventions, particularly relating to Palestinian liberation, while expressing concern over the lack of acknowledgment for Jewish issues and rising antisemitism within the profession.
Read More »Gavin Lang Bet Mitzvah
On Saturday, August 8th, 2026, Gavin Lang was called to the Torah as Bet Mitzvah at Congregation Har HaShem.
Read More »Adelia Schare Bat Mitzvah
On Saturday, August 8th, 2026, Adelia Schare was called to the Torah as Bat Mitzvah at Congregation Bonai Shalom.
Read More »Weekly Edition: August 14th, 2026
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Read More »Ten Years of Sunshine, Songs, and Self-Discovery: Celebrating a Decade of Cherryvale Day Camp
Cherryvale Day Camp, established in 2016, has become a beloved summer tradition in Boulder, fostering community, friendship, and growth over ten successful years.
Read More »Mountain States Delegation to Join Thousands This Fall for the Global Conference for Israel
The 2026 Global Conference for Israel will gather thousands, including the Mountain States delegation, focusing on Israel's future and community support. November 12-15 in San Diego.
Read More »Rose Community Foundation Names Karli Sherwinter as Director of Collaborative Philanthropy
Karli Sherwinter is appointed Director of Collaborative Philanthropy at Rose Community Foundation, enhancing regional philanthropic efforts and community engagement.
Read More »Shomrei HaZmanim: A Nature-Based Jewish Teen Community Comes to Boulder County
Shomrei HaZmanim, a Jewish nature community for teens, is coming to Boulder County this fall, fostering connection, mentorship, and outdoor experiences for personal growth and belonging.
Read More »Neustadt Jewish Arts Festival Brings Magic, Comedy, Film and Music to Denver
The Mizel Arts and Culture Center hosts the Neustadt JAAMM Festival in October, featuring diverse performances that celebrate contemporary Jewish life, including magic, comedy, and film.
Read More »Love Is The Answer, But What’s The Question?
The destruction of the Second Temple stems from causeless hatred; love and peace serve as the cure, offering hope and consolation during grief.
Read More »Letter: West Bank Violence
Indeed, there is a lot of violence in Judea and Samaria, areas of historical and religious importance to Jews, called "The West Bank" by people who claim that the Zionist enterprise is "colonialist."
Read More »Baruch Dayan HaEmet – Sara Feigel (Lichtman) Gold z”l
Sara Feigel (Lichtman) Gold, mother of Yonatan Gold, passed away this morning, August 6, 2026, in Indiana.
Read More »Aiden Louie Bar Yisrael
On Saturday, August 1st, 2026, Aiden Louie was called to the Torah as a Bar Yisrael with Adventure Judaism.
Read More »Gavin Gelman Bar Mitzvah
On Saturday, August 1st, 2026, Gavin Gelman was called to the Torah as a Bar Mitzvah with Adventure Judaism.
Read More »Weekly Edition: August 7th, 2026
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Read More »New Israeli Emissary Brings ‘The Joy From Israel’
Yoav Maoz is appointed as JEWISHcolorado's Senior Israeli Community Emissary, aiming to strengthen ties between Israel and the diaspora while sharing his experiences and values.
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