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OneFamily hosted a unique retreat for bereaved women, fostering connection and healing through shared grief, therapeutic workshops, and mutual understanding of loss.

Eli Cohen, who grew up in Boulder, reports in from Gaza, where he is deployed with his IDF sniper team.

Café at the J isn’t just another place to grab a cup of coffee—it’s a daily dose of purpose, brewed right into every sip.

Thousands of Jewish teens will participate in the 43rd JCC Maccabi Games in Tucson and Pittsburgh, fostering community, identity, and sportsmanship through innovative programming and inclusion initiatives.

They escaped justice and accountability once again. Those critics of Israel can apparently thank federal and state authorities for tripping up somehow.

A new poem from Todd Greenberg.

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Join us for a Shabbat dinner that celebrates connection, hospitality, and the joy of doing Jewish—together on Friday, August 8.

JEWISHcolorado, SCN, and ADL will hold a safety briefing on July 28, 2025, to address rising security threats for the Jewish community.

JGSCO's Annual Event features Bennett Greenspan of Family Tree DNA on September 7, 2025, exploring Y-DNA testing and genealogy. In-person lunch included.

Run4TheirLives Boulder will walk for the 87th consecutive week this Sunday in support of the hostages being held in Gaza. Please join us.

The 4th Annual Boulder Fine Art Street Festival, featuring 100 artists, occurs July 25-26, showcasing diverse, original artwork in downtown Boulder. Admission is free.

This week's Parsha emphasizes the importance of unity and connection among Jews, especially after the tragic events of October 7, suggesting that divine unity transforms daily life and sustains hope.

Consider the fates of two refugee populations created in the 1940's when Arab countries went to war instead of helping the Arabs of Palestine prepare for the autonomy offered them by the 1947 UN Proposal for the Partition of Palestine.

Nate Shapiro will be joining the Bonai Shalom family as Executive Director in August.

The NEA's boycott of ADL threatens vital lessons on antisemitism and discrimination, reflecting pro-Hamas activism that marginalizes Jewish voices in education.

JIFL offers interest-free loans to Jewish families in Colorado for children's activities and basic needs, supported by the Rose Community Foundation. Contact for details.

It took six days over 10,500 miles for a crude new anti-Israel chant – “Death, death to the IDF” – to become associated with violence against Jews.

A new poem from Lisa Tremback

Shabbat shalom! Check out your weekly summary of posts from the Boulder Jewish News.

Run4TheirLives Boulder will walk for the 86th consecutive week this Sunday in support of the hostages being held in Gaza. Please join us.

Dear Chevre, The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and Kol Nashim is taking off the month of July. The following activities will take place in August.  We hope you will join us! The Colorado Hebrew Chorale will host its Annual Summer Sight-Singing Romp on Thursday, August 14, 7 p.m. at the HEA, …

Israel, with support from the United States, makes the Middle East and Europe safer. So, how is it being repaid? With calls for the creation of a Palestinian state, made unilaterally.

A belligerent dictator building up his military arsenal. Nearby countries watching nervously. Free World leaders desperately offering concessions to appease him. That description applied to Adolf Hitler in the 1930s and, until very recently, to the mullahs of Iran. 

Dr. Lee Weisbard is appointed President of the Denver Jewish Chamber of Commerce, bringing decades of dental experience and community involvement to the role.