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This week’s parsha bears a striking echo to our current situation. It is the law of someone who got Tzaraat, a disease with physical symptoms of spiritual flaws that affected the person’s body, clothes, or even homes.

Momentum, previously known as the Jewish Women’s Renaissance Project, launched today “Care with a Prayer,” a global campaign to pray for healthcare workers fighting against the Coronavirus.

The Boulder County Center for Judaism invites you to a three-part zoom series on Dealing with the Corona Virus and Discovering the keys to a happier life.

Counting the Omer during the time of the Coronavirus gives us a unique opportunity to see ourselves more clearly, with much of our emotional armor stripped away and without our usual busyness to distract us.

The order takes effect 6:00 am Thursday March 26 and expires April 11.

We just finished reading the book of Exodus, and also the last of the special Torah readings before Passover. This reading, ‘the chapter of the NEW moon,’ begins with the mandate to declare the upcoming month of Nisan, as the first month in the Jewish calendar.

“Developing vaccines is extremely difficult,” said Dr. Green. “It takes years, not days or months."

Our community’s needs are varied. We have prepared a few options that are currently available to request assistance, volunteer, and/or donate.

Effective Friday, March 13 the Boulder JCC building and the Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center will be closed. All Boulder JCC programs, events, meetings, and functions are cancelled through March 29.

Jewish Agency Chairman Isaac Herzog: We will urge Jewish organizations and Jewish communities worldwide to assist the Italian Jewish community.

The organization’s leaders announced that owing to the spread of coronavirus, this year’s March of the Living in Poland will be postponed.