I would vote for Rabbi Goldfeder’s three books. That is partly because I am Rabbi Goldfeder, and I just published my third book. Read about it here.

Rabbi Gavriel Goldfeder, spiritual leader of Aish Kodesh for the last ten years, announces that he is leaving Boulder for MIT's Hillel chapter.

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.

Through mussar, you can work on patience, humility, equanimity, alacrity, and many more essential traits for mothers. Find out more...

And what if it conflicts with other Jewish values? Join the conversation next week at Ozo Roastery to find out more.

Boulder Aish Kodesh held their annual dinner Sunday night, and over-delivered on their theme: "Celebrate the Last Thirty Years of Jewish Boulder... and Imagine the Future."