Tag Archives: Education

Boulder now has a Hebrew school that empowers the whole family, supplies essential support for learning, is interesting, fun, balanced, non-denominational. Find out more!

Come and learn skills and practices that will help you find and develop an island of inner calm in a fast-paced world.

Rabbi Gavriel and Ketriellah Goldfeder will be offering a weekly gathering and support group for people who struggle with issues around depression.

In memory of Froma Fallik, Rabbi Marc launches a community-wide effort to learn mishnah this year.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver in Westminster will open its Hebrew school just in time for the upcoming High Holidays.

Hebrew High in Boulder has always been the place for Jewish teens to hang out on Wednesday nights. Find out more now -- classes start Wednesday.

A Bet Midrash is a house of Torah study where individuals can deepen their exposure and understanding of the Jewish tradition. There is now one in North Boulder.

To what extent is Halakha relativistic? Foster individuality and autonomy? Rabbi Goldman looks at Talmudic precedents with an eye to contemporary relevance.

Yes, a Limmud participant recorded video of the "Bound Together" session, featuring Rabbis Goldfeder, Soloway and Rose. Enjoy!

It may come as a surprise to students of Judaism that Classical and Hassidic rabbis held a more nuanced and complex attitude towards sin than evinced in Biblical literature...

Hebrew High Boulder classes are in full swing for the trimester and new students are starting all the time. Come check us out!

What might it mean to connect cosmic moments to ordinary life, in which routine actions express spiritual reality? Find out Sunday.

Chabad of NW Metro Denver is a week away from beginning one of JLI’s (Jewish Learning Institute) most exciting courses, Money Matters.

Change the way you perceive your growing old, embrace life and live your elder years more consciously, more joyfully, and more compassionately.

Follow-up to Rabbi Goldfeder's post earlier this week -- a dialog between Rabbi Goldfeder and Rabbi Seidenberg next Monday night.

Rabbi Moshe Heyman will be teaching a new class based on Derech Hashem starting Tuesday night.

Can you imagine 2,500 Jews of every shape, size, age, belief, and affiliation, all gathered in the same place to just celebrate the vibrant tapestry of Jewish life?

Rabbi David Seidenberg, author of the new book, "Crossing the Threshold: God's Image in the More-than-Human World,” will share his teachings at Congregation Bonai Shalom.

The 5772 B’nei Mitzvah class at Bonai Shalom presented their thoughts and ideas about Parshat Vayishlach to the Bonai Shalom congregation last Shabbat.

This summer, camp Ramah will launch Colorado's first overnight camping program for children with special needs.

Bonai Shalom's Religious School was delighted to honor Jerry and Marilyn Pinsker for their many contributions to children’s education.

A small but intense audience braved sleet and snow to attend Haver's five-rabbi panel Tuesday night at Har HaShem.

Tonight, Haver and Congregation Har HaShem present “A Jew is a Jew is a Jew? Israel, Diversity, and the Jewish Future: A Dialogue with Boulder Rabbis and Rabbi Dalia Tibon Lagziell."

Boulder Jewish News posed four questions to visiting Rabbi Lagziell of Sulam Ya'akov about Jewish education, Progressive Judaism and her path to the rabbinate.

The subject of circumcision proved a hot topic on Tuesday, October 18 as 150 people crammed into the Boulder JCC auditorium for a film screening and panel discussion exploring all sides of the circumcision debate.