Tag Archives: Shabbat

Do you ever feel that summer is going to quickly? If so, here are some tips to make the most of summer, even if you have limited time.

This week we read two Torah portions. The first one is called Matos (literally staff) and the second one Masai (journeys). The commentaries tell us that there is a connection between the Torah portion and the time that it is read.

This Shabbat, July 18, 2015 from 9:00 am-11:15 am, both our adult hike and our family hikes will be free. Come meet our Educator Elaine Barenblat (leading the hike for kids and their adults) and Rabbi Jamie Korngold (leading the hike for adults). Find out what we do and how we do and if it might be a good fit for you.

Here is an ahavah poem thanking God for giving us the capacity to love. It fits with the liturgy and takes the form of a ghazal, a genre of poetry popular in India, Pakistan, and the Middle East. Ghazals are love poems to God that, like the Song of Songs, express this emotion in the language of human love.

This week's Torah portion is perhaps the portion of the Torah that shows more than any other the divine love to the Jewish people.

The Adventure Rabbi classic summer Shabbat program resumes this summer, June 26, 2015 at 6:00 pm.

Come join us for an extraordinary embodied Torah experience this Saturday.

In this week's Torah Portion we learn about how a person who has come into contact with a dead body can be purified to be allowed to enter the Temple.

Mi kamokha--who is like You?--is what we ask when we feel overwhelmed by the joys and wonders of life. This mi kamokha poem responds to this feeling in its own little way.

Hike and Hops with the Adventure Rabbi 20s and 30s group is back for the summer season, and starts tonight!

In this week's Torah portion, we read about Korach who was a cousin of Moses, who started a rebellion against Moses.

Har HaShem is pleased to put on another No Shushing Shabbat service on June 19, 2015.

In this week's Torah portion, we read how the Jews sent one person from each tribe to spy on the land of Israel.

This coming Friday night, Congregation Har HaShem will be hosting Shabbat services outdoors on the lawn of our South Building.

Shabbat Hikes – one for adults and another for families -- begin this weekend with the Adventure Rabbi Program.

This week's Torah portion begins with instructions regarding the Menorah (Candelabra) in the Temple.

Here is another nishmat poem, suitable for shabbat morning. It can go after the nishmat prayer.

A "Milk of the Mountain" Kirtan will be the final kirtan kabbalat Shabbat service at Congregation Nevei Kodesh this Friday.

In this week's Torah portion we read about the Temple being erected in the desert. To celebrate this great occasion, the leaders of each tribe bought special gifts and sacrifices to the Temple.

Life is a beautiful mystery that is mysteriously beautiful! Who is like You, God, Who could create all of this and give us the ability to appreciate it-- even people who don't live near mountains and hills as we do in Boulder, Colorado!

With some new faces and wonderful new melodies, Bonai is excited that our popular Musical Friday Night Services are back!

This Sunday and Monday, we celebrate the holiday of Shavuos when we commemorate the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.

This poem is meant to help you more fully appreciate the wonder of God and God's creation this Shabbat.

Congregation Har HaShem is pleased to welcome Rabbi Arik Ascherman to Boulder for the weekend of May 22-24. Find out when and where you can hear him speak.

This week's Torah portion begins with the verse, "G-d spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai."