Rabbi Jonathan Wittneberg will be in Boulder from London this week and will be talking about two of his amazing books on Thursday at Bonai Shalom.

What are your burning questions? What is animating you? Are there questions you’ve wanted to ask a rabbi but been afraid to?

My weekend in Baltimore, first with idealistic rabbinic students and then with local people working for change, gave me great hope overall in what can be achieved by the courageous human spirit.

In this week's Torah portion, we learn about the Tzoraas Affliction.

or, Whose Mountain is it Anyway? Thoughts during the Omer about belief and Jewishness from Rabbi Soloway.

22 rather old hens that needed to move from their home adjacent to the site of the new JCC on Boulder Jewish Commons crossed the road to Bonai Shalom. Find out why!

In this week's Torah portion, we learn about the primary sacrifice in the Temple which was called the Tamid offering.

This week we begin to read the book of Leviticus in which it teaches regarding animal offering.

This week we read two Torah portions and finish the second book of the Torah, Shemos.

In this week's Torah portion we learn about the special clothing the Cohens (Priests) and High Priest had to wear when serving in the Temple.

In this week's Torah portion, we are taught a few stories which display Abraham's extraordinary kindness.

In this week's Torah portion, we begin to learn about our Patriarch Abraham, father and enabler of the Jewish nation.

I don’t remember who asked the question. It was so long ago, maybe 10 years? I do remember the question...

"... Who here is ready to lay their hands on this goat and transfer all of their sins to her?” “Now wait a minute!” said Ru!

Morah Yehudis gave this teaching at the Flood Remembrance Event on September 14, 2014.

The upcoming year is a special year, it is a Sabbatical year. There are various laws in the Torah regarding the Sabbatical year.

This Shabbat marks a day in the Hebrew calendar known affectionately as "Chai Elul."

One thing is for sure; no one present had ever experienced anything like that in a shul before!

Rabbi Marc Soloway reflects on Reb Zalman’s legacy and funeral.

Please join Haver as they reflect on the State of Israel conversation in the American Jewish community.

Boulder Rabbis Jamie Korngold and Marc Soloway were both named to the Jewish Daily Forward's 2014 list of America's Most Inspiring Rabbis today.

Rabbi Jamie Korngold just had two new children's books published. BJN wants to know all about it!

As MLK Day approaches, and in light of the many recent changes in our community, Rabbi Marc Soloway talks about his dream for the Boulder Jewish community.

AJWS launches its new campaign “WE BELIEVE”, which raises awareness and promotes action on issues of gender based violence and violence against LGBT people in many different countries.

Think about it: how many kids can say that their rabbi helped them catch their first fish?