In this week's Torah portion we read about G-d's instruction to build a Temple.

Dr. Jason Mann will teach about the healing power of relationship and the role of spirituality in health and how we support others in distress.

This week's Torah portion is called "Mishpatim" which means rational laws and it contains a large part of Judaism's civil laws.

In this weeks Torah portion, we learn about the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mt. Sinai.

Next Friday evening, February 10th, is our annual “Women’s Friday Night,” a community dinner open to the entire female Jewish community.

In this week's Torah portion we read about the exile from Egypt.

In this week's Torah portion we read about the ten plagues that G-d exacted on Pharoh and the Egyptians in order to get them to agree to let the Jews leave Egypt.

This Shabbat we begin reading the second book of the Torah, which begins with the story of the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt.

One of The Adventure Rabbi Congregation's oldest traditions is back and better than ever for the 2016-2017 ski season.

In this week's Torah portion we read about Joseph being told that Jacob is ill.

In this week's Torah portion we learn about two incidents which involve Judah.

Enjoy a wonderful pre-Chanukah Shabbat Dinner with friends on Friday, December 23rd at Boulder County Center for Judaism.

In this week's Torah portion, we learn about Jacob and his family leaving Laban and traveling back to Israel.

In this week's Torah portion we learn about Jacob getting married to Leah and Rachel and to their maidservants Bilha and Zilpa.

For the 2016-2017 season, the Adventure Rabbi Program introduces a new Shabbat on Snow format led by Elaine Barenblat.

From the United States to the Balkans to Argentina and everywhere in between, more than 500 local BBYO chapters in hundreds of communities across 20 countries will take part in BBYO’s Global Shabbat 2016.

In this week's Torah portion, we learn about our forefather Isaac.

This week's Torah portion teaches us that when it comes to a Mitzvah (Commandment and Good Deed), it is better to toil and exert ourselves for the mitzvah since then we will internalize and receive the full experience of the Mitzvah.

This week's Torah portion begins with telling us how G-d revealed himself to Abraham after his circumcision in order to make him feel better.

In this week's Torah portion we are introduced to our forefather Abraham, the Torah teaches us that Abraham exemplified faith and kindness.