Barbra Cohn offers a spiritual and holistic guide to help caregivers feel happier and healthier, have more energy and time for themselves, sleep better, feel more relaxed and confident, and experience inner peace.

This upcoming Saturday and Sunday are called Rosh Chodesh which means the head of the month.

Congregation Har HaShem is delighted to create an opportunity for people interested in connecting to a Jewish community to come and meet us on August 26th.

In this week's Torah portion we read the story of the Spies that Moses sent to check out the land of Israel.

In this week's Torah portion we have the verse "Moses was exceedingly humble more than any other person."

Want to play mah jongg this summer? At Bonai Shalom we do!

This Shabbos is the twelfth day of the Hebrew month Sivan. It is considered the culmination of the Shavuos holiday...

Set your Shabbat dinner table with fresh, artisan, kosher challah from Congregation Bonai Shalom!

Nothing says summer in Boulder quite like Friday night Shabbat service on the summit of Flagstaff Mountain.

In the Torah we are taught many laws and instructions, pertaining to every area of our life. The million dollar question is how do we view ourselves after we slip?

In this week's Torah portion, we read about the punishments the Jewish people will receive if they do not follow the Torah.

This past Thursday was the Great day of Lag B'omer. On Lag B'omer we celebrate two occurrences.

What’s Jewish About Jewish Genealogy? Friday, June 3rd at 6:00 pm Presented by Jewish Genealogist Ellen Kowitt Reciting names and documenting family relationships are Jewish traditions found throughout The Torah and have played significant roles in the life cycles of Jews from ancient times to the present. Modern resources and …

In week's Torah portion we learn about the holidays and the type of sacrifices that should be brought to the Temple for each holiday.

Women: Have you ever learned Pirkei Avot as a text-based study along with many different commentaries?

In this week's Torah portion we have the famous commandment; "Love your fellow as yourself."

The band is getting back together starting May 20th to bring you soulful Shabbat services with new and old music on guitar, mandolin, violin, flute, drums and our harmonious voices.

In the period between Passover and Shavuot there is a commandment to count the Omer. Why?

Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel has argued that prophets are not the same as “psychotics.” Was he correct?

Why do we celebrate the freedom of the exodus of Egypt, if subsequently, in many following generations the Jews were persecuted and enslaved?

Did you ever see a person who believed to be a truly spiritual person suddenly act in a totally inappropriate manner?

In this Torah portion, we read about a person who has been inflicted with a distinct form of leprosy called "Tzaraas".

In this week's Torah portion, we read about the final day of the inauguration of the Tabernacle.

Peter Ornstein, President of SIPP, visits Bonai Shalom on First Friday to update the community on SIPP's progress.

This Shabbos, which is the Shabbos before Purim, there is a special Mitzvah to read the story of how the nation of Amalek attacked the Jewish people after they left Egypt.