Tag Archives: High Holidays

Nevei Kodesh hosts a participatory experience that will include chant, music, study, meditation and movement, as we explore our relationships both to heaven and earth, and to others in our lives.

The next shmita cycle starts this Rosh Hashanah. Hence, September 23 begins the biblical sabbatical year. Hazon has scheduled two events to celebrate, discuss and understand.

In this very difficult time for the Boulder County Jewish community, Chabad of Boulder County has made the decision to stay and host Yom Kippur Services.   Our doors are open to all in this time of crisis.   If you have any friends or relatives who would like to join us …

Chabad of NW Metro Denver is offering free Hotel accommodations this Friday night at the hotel where they will be conducting High Holiday Yom Kippur services.

For such an awesome day it is good to prepare to put oneself in the right mindset for Yom Kippur.

This week, we have a BJN 4 Questions for Dr. Jenni Skyler and Daniel Lebowitz, a Boulder NEXT alumni couple who met through the NEXT network and are now married and even work together.

Imagine spending Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur in a field, “among the trees and grass - among all growing things, talking with the One to whom you belong.”

Soon, Jews across the world will experience the gamut of emotions that flood the 10 days encompassing Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

To help Birthright Israel alumni and their friends connect and create their own experiences during the High Holidays, Birthright NEXT today launched its 2013 High Holidays Initiative.

On Saturday, August 31, Congregation Bonai Shalom will observe the season’s first recital of Selichot, preceded by a screening of "Defending Your Life."

Services are free and open to the community regardless of background and religious affiliation.

Judaism Your Way invites you to join us for FREE High Holy Day Services at Denver Botanic Gardens.

Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) is hosting services at six local senior communities. We need more volunteers to assist during the services. Can you help?

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

Residents of 7 retirement communities celebrated high holidays this year with Boulder JFS.

It is Isaiah's hope that the Yom Kippur fast experience will encourage Jews to take some action to feed the hungry, to clothe the naked, and to provide shelter to the poor and homeless.

Two years after I began my 2010 Indian teaching adventure, I still have fond memories of my 5th grade class experiences.

Did you know about Boulder's Mikvah? Click to learn more!

The Boulder JCC was transformed into a full blown shofar factory on Wednesday... going so far as to operate two shifts.

Wednesday night's Shofar Factory program sold out. An additional night has been added!

Boulder offers an incredible variety of experiences to meet everyone’s needs for connection to prayer, people, and self at this time of year. There truly is something for everyone.

Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) is hosting services at seven local senior communities, and is looking for volunteers.

The Shofar Factory, a hands-on workshop, will help visitors learn about the significance and history of the Shofar, as well as the opportunity to craft your own shofar.

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.

If the Jewish tradition had preserved sacred dance as a form of worship, what would it look like?