Jewish Life

With humor, heart, and deep spiritual insight, Rev. Pedro Silva invites us to consider what it means to hold grief in one hand and joy in the other—and how cultivating that duality is part of being fully human. Register by Monday June 2nd to attend!

A new poem by Todd Greenberg

At the "Israel United" event, former hostage Eliya Cohen highlighted the fight for remaining captives, emphasizing unity, freedom, and resilience amid ongoing struggles. Includes link to video of event.

Stu Dolnick, partner of Norma Portnoy, passed away on April 29, 2025 from brain cancer. There will be a Remembrance of Life on June 4th.

The fourth Torah book, Bamidbar, emphasizes the uniqueness of each individual, likening census numbers to names, highlighting personal purpose within community, and G-d's deeper connection to creation.

The double parasha emphasizes the importance of living in Israel, the challenges of exile, and social equity through Shmittah, urging responsible use of blessings for spiritual growth.

Join us for a reflective evening on life and death with spiritual discussions at Bonai Shalom, June 8th, 7:00 PM.

A rabbi, overwhelmed by nature's beauty, illustrates how counting the Omer helps manage life's overwhelming moments and encourages personal growth and introspection.

On May 24, 2025, Andrea and James Fernbach will be called to the Torah as B'nei Mitzvah at Congregation Bonai Shalom.

Boulder Center for Judaism would like to invite you to an extra-special celebration in honor of the holiday of Lag Baomer on Friday, May 16.

The parasha "Emor" emphasizes the duties of cohanim, the significance of nurturing youth, and the connection between Shabbat and the Omer counting celebration.

Join young adults for a meaningful Shabbat gathering at Milk and Honey Farm, enjoying nature, community, and a potluck dinner on June 20.

On Saturday, May 17th,, 2025, Addie Poel will be called to the Torah as Bet Mitzvah at Congregation Har HaShem.

A new poem from Todd Greenberg

Save the date! Sunday, June 1st, 2025, 6:00 pm to Dawn with sessions all through the night.

This week’s themes focus on interconnectedness, commandments, ethical living, and the significance of Shabbat in fostering relationships and gratitude towards others and God.

A poem from Todd Greenberg

This week’s reading discusses brit Milah and Tzaraat, linking them through the number eight, suggesting healing emerges from self-reflection, addressing behavior, and fostering meaningful dialogue during Shabbat.

A4BGU's May 7th virtual event highlights BGU's resilience and contributions to Israel's recovery post-October 7th, showcasing its campuses' unique roles amidst adversity.

This parasha discusses the deaths of Aaron’s sons and kosher laws' connection to the soul-body relationship, emphasizing the importance of spiritual grounding through mitzvot.

On Saturday, April 26, 2025, Sydney Funk and Calvin Siegel will be called to the Torah as Bet Mitzvah at Congregation Har HaShem.

The Haggadah's four sons symbolize generational challenges in Judaism post-Holocaust. Reviving connections requires empathy, patience, and engaging questions to reignite spiritual inquiry and understanding.

Ken (Chaim) Schwartz, father of our member Professor Andrew Schwartz, died peacefully at home this morning (April 15, 2025) in New York.

KKL-JNF's new collection of historic Passover photos from 1925 to 1971 captures rich traditions, events, and cultural heritage of Israel.

The Exodus story inspires many, yet reveals complexities; according to Rashi, only one in five Israelites chose freedom, prompting reflection on our own choices today.