Join a group of Jewish women this Saturday, September 21 at 10:30 am and discuss some of the traditions of Rosh Hashonah and find more meaning in the prayers that are said. 

In their first three-part class at Nevei Kodesh, “Waking Up through Elul,” Lori and Monte will explore how prayer, meditation and "focusing on one thing” can help us prepare for the New Year.

Congregation Nevei Kodesh offers classes and special events during Elul that will help participants connect to their minds, bodies, and souls in preparation for the Days of Awe.

Every morning during the month of Elul, leading us into the New Year, it is traditional to blow and hear the shofar whose voice is supposed to wake us up to our mission.

Join Chany Scheiner and other Boulder women for a thought provoking class to get inspired to get into the Elul Mindset.

This Sunday, August 26, join Rabbi Marc Soloway and Betsy Kessler of Congregation Bonai Shalom for a Shofar Hike.   

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 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.

Who has not seen or at least heard of the long-running TV series, Dr. Who? Why do I bring it up at this time of the year? Primarily because of this week’s Torah portion, Ki Teitzei.

Please join Cantorial Soloist Holli Berman and Rabbi Ruthie Gelfarb of Congregation Har HaShem, as we begin the holy, awesome work of preparing for the High Holidays. All are welcome.

Throughout the month of Elul, each morning, we blow the Shofar to remind us to return to G-d and improve our conduct.

This August, enjoy an Elul Exploration Shabbaton together at Ramah Outdoor Adventure, Colorado’s only Shomer Shabbat and Kosher retreat center.

Rabbi Scheiner shares a parable and tradition about the month of Elul.

Rabbi Marc will lead us in this workshop Wednesday night, focusing on the power of the shofar as a meditative tool and the poetry of Psalm 27 that invites us to dwell in god's house.

Nevei Kodesh welcomes Hannah Dresner, a gifted rabbinical student and workshop leader, to lead an Elul retreat that will include chant, study, and meditation.

Dr. Michael Kagan will be joining other rabbis in the community for Bonai Shalom's First Friday program, as well as participating in Selichot services Saturday night.

Bonai Shalom hosts a special program before Selichot with the performance of an extraordinary new work.

The "Jewels of Elul" project will have readings from a wide variety of people during the month before Rosh HaShanah. Learn more here.