Tag Archives: judaism

What does it mean that Hazon is the Jewish lab for sustainability?

If Israel is the land of milk and honey, then Colorado is the land of tomatoes and peppers!

I wrote this piece right after Yom Kippur. I don't ever have visions, this was a first.

On September 25, the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities and Chabad of NW Metro Denver will host survivor Rabbi Mangel for a special event.

Chai Mitzvah is back this fall with Karli Sherwinter of Congregation Bonai Shalom!

They were all highlights of last weekend's big, community Tu B'Shvat event!

Come have a great time this Sunday at Boulder's dynamic Tu B'Shvat experience and celebrate the new year of the trees.

Don't miss out on the fun - join us at Boulder Center for Judaism and bring your dancing shoes along for a night of spirited dancing, and plenty of spirits as well!

Get better connected with the other Jewish cheese-makers, gardeners, goat-milkers, CSA members, chefs, hikers, tree huggers, and activists in Boulder!

Beginning this May, the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute will present Judaism Decoded: The Origins and Evolution of Jewish Tradition, a new six-week spring course taught in Westminster.

Akiva Potessio, formerly known as Pastor Scott Potestio, led church congregations in Walsenburg and Pueblo Colorado from 2005 – 2007. Chany Scheiner asks Akiva Four Questions about his journey.

We are pleased to share Katya Hirsch's dvar torah from her recent bat mitzvah.

A movement is born? Some people were busy this weekend!

Beth Ami, the Colorado Congregation for Humanistic Judaism, honors Dr. Jonas Salk at an upcoming Shabbat service.

Beth Ami celebrates Tu B'shvat on Sunday with a community seder and Earth Guardians presentation.

Hazon, America’s largest Jewish environmental organization, received a grant from Rose Community Foundation, 18 Pomegranates, and Oreg Foundation to support activities in Boulder and Denver.

Morah Yehudis Fishman shares her vision of True Judaism.