Holidays

We can learn a lesson about Yom Kippur and Teshuva from this week's Torah portion.

To join the Boulder County Center for Judaism for the High Holidays is to enjoy an inspiring synthesis of delights for body and soul.

In honor of the upcoming High Holidays both Hillel and Chabad at CU had special events for students to be educated about Jewish life and celebrate their culture.

Check out campus activities for Rosh Hashanah and the rest of the week to come.

We are now just days away from Rosh Hashonah, the Jewish new year of 5777. Jewish tradition teaches us that this is the time of the year for change, both on a religious level and in our interpersonal relationships.

Beth Ami--Colorado Congregation for Humanistic Judaism invites you to our meaningful and musical service followed by a close-by outdoor Tashlich ceremony at East Boulder Community Center.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver will ring in 5777 with a festive community Rosh Hashanah feast.

Eve Ilsen will lead a review of the closing year in a structured way, piece by piece, in the privacy of our own imaginations and memory this Saturday night at Congregation Bonai Shalom.

The month of Elul gently leads us into Rosh HaShanah and is an opportune time to reflect on the year that we are leaving behind.

In this workshop, we will discuss our feelings about teshuvah, look at excerpts from our holy books, read "teshuvah poems" and then write our own poetry in a safe environment.

At Judaism Your Way’s free High Holy Day services, we welcome 7,000 Jews and their loved ones to Denver Botanic Gardens for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Make sure you have your Lulav and Esrog set. Orders must be placed before October 7.

In Elul, we can engage in study together as a tool for this work. We hope you will join us for one or more of these learning opportunities with a range of teachers for this Elul.

To join the Boulder County Center for Judaism for the High Holidays is to enjoy an inspiring synthesis of delights for body and soul.

Eve Ilsen will lead a review of the closing year in a structured way, piece by piece, in the privacy of our own imaginations and memory.

Friday, August 19th is Bonai Shalom's final Musical Kabbalat Shabbat of the summer.

This Upcoming Sunday and Monday is the festival of Shavuot in which we celebrate the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.

Join Congregation Bonai Shalom for Shavuot study opportunities this weekend, June 11-13, 2016. Community-wide study session this Saturday night through Sunday morning.

In the moving film about Colorado’s famous autistic environmentalist and animal rights activist, Temple Grandin, the final quote is: "A door opened and I went through it."

Join Boulder’s rabbis in discussing the sacred dance of ratzo v’shov - the metaphor depicting the oscillation between the holy and the mundane.

Shavuot is June 12-13th, 2016 - Don't miss these events at Bonai Shalom!

It’s the celebration of the giving of the Torah on Mount Sinai on Sunday June 12th!

In the period between Passover and Shavuot there is a commandment to count the Omer. Why?

Why do we celebrate the freedom of the exodus of Egypt, if subsequently, in many following generations the Jews were persecuted and enslaved?

Join Beth Ami for a meaningful Passover Seder and delicious food at our Community Passover Seder on Sunday, April 24th.