Tag Archives: Classes – Judaics

The Boulder JCC is pleased to announce the creation of the new Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center at the Boulder JCC.

Topics will include Jewish lifecycle events and rituals, holidays, theology, prayer, and history from a pluralistic, non-denominational perspective.

Kabbalah is a term used for Jewish mystical tradition. It is a way of learning about one’s purpose in life and connecting to the Divine.

What’s unique about Jewish notions of reincarnation? Is the concept of resurrection material or spiritual, and if there are many lives, which one returns at the ‘end of time?’ Find out with Morah Yehudis Fishman.

Register now for a Kabbalah class taught by Boulder's Morah Yehudis Fishman.

Why exactly did the persecution take place? Why were the Jews able to create an independent state? Find out the answer to these and more questions on December 15th.

Together we will look at a number of significant discoveries including the earliest non-biblical mention of the Davidic Dynasty, a seal belonging to the scribe of a famous prophet, and bovine art.

Rabbi Mark Glickman will present a program on the Cairo Geniza discoveries at Congregation Har HaShem on November 6th.

Let Rabbi Ruthie Gelfarb of Congregation Har HaShem guide you in your learning about Mussar.

What’s Jewish about meditation? Join Reb Lev on Sunday November 2 at Bonai Shalom and find out.

The Jewish Learning Institute’s Newest Class Looks at Positive Psychology through the 3,000-year-old lens of Jewish thought.

Have you ever tried to read the Torah on your own? It can be confusing and frustrating. But Chany Scheiner, Director of Boulder County Center for Judaism, has a class for you.

Begin your child's Jewish journey in a meaningful, joyful way. Mini Menshes is a once-a-month Sunday morning program held at Congregation Har HaShem.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver is offering an educational course, Paradigm Shift: Transformational Life Teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, prepared by the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute (JLI).

The Adventure Rabbi Program is offering an open house for prospective Adventure Rabbi Kids students, entering grades k-6th grades this weekend.

Parents and students interested in learning more about the Adventure Rabbi Program's Bar and Bat Mitzvah options are welcome to an Open House this Sunday.

Boulder Haver, the Boulder Rabbinical Council, is offering a two-part course in Ethics and History, which begins soon!

Rabbi Avraham Sutton of Jerusalem will be teaching on the topic of his latest book, “Spiritual Technology,” Sunday January 19, at 8:00 pm at Boulder Aish Kodesh located at 1545 Cherryvale Road. Born in 1949 in Los Angeles to Syrian Sefardic parents, he graduated from the University of California with a …

Topics in the course will be “An Ounce of Prevention,” “Sanctity in Death,” “Complications in Pregnancy,” “Confronting the Organ Shortage,” “End-of-Life Dilemmas” and “A Gift of Generations.”

A second section of the popular Jewish Literacy course is being offered this fall - due to popular demand.

The Jewish Experience offers “7 Habits of Highly Effective Jewish Marriages” - learn more!

Dr. Naomi Susan Schwartz Jacobs teaches a highly engaging class about the dramatic and often unexpected stories in the Book of Jubilees.

Chany Scheiner of Lubavitch of Boulder County is offering a stimulating class for women and girls on Pirkei Avot, Ethics of Our Fathers, this Shabbat.

The Jewish Learning Institute will present "Curious Tales of the Talmud: Finding Yourself in the Legends of Our Sages," a six-week course beginning Wednesday April 24th 2013.

Beth Ami invites you to our Scholar-in-Residence retreat at YMCA of the Rockies, May 3rd-5th with Rabbi Jeffrey L. Falick.