Tag Archives: Shabbat

The final plagues symbolize darkness, contrasting Israel's light; they reveal lessons about faith, gratitude, and the transcendent power of prayer.

The final plagues symbolize darkness, contrasting Israel's light; they reveal lessons about faith, gratitude, and the transcendent power of prayer.

This parasha highlights the significance of wine at Shabbat, linking Kiddush and Kaddish, and exploring joy, redemption, and spiritual elevation.

The people Israel's observance of the Sabbath began in Egypt, intended to provide spiritual rejuvenation and protect against tyranny.

The practice, not only on erev Yom Kippur but also on Friday nights, of blessing your children is taken from a source in this week’s parasha of Vayechi, when Yacov blessed his grandchildren.

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks writes that the Torah was the first recorded narrative in history about the idea and narrative of forgiveness in the detailed encounters between Yosef and his brothers. This next to the last portion of the book of Genesis has a name that is an explicit giveaway of its theme. In it Yosef and his family finally ‘come together’ in an actual ‘GOSH’ moment!

What makes Mikeitz so special? It always comes out the Shabbos of Hanukah!

This week, Morah Yehudis explores the symbolism of clothing in relation to Shabbat, connecting personal expression, spirituality, and the significance of traditional garments.

This week, Morah Yehudis discusses the symbolism of angels in Jewish tradition, particularly in relation to Shabbat and personal journeys, highlighting their roles in our spiritual and worldly experiences.

Yacov's journey illustrates love's power over time, emphasizing the spiritual significance of Shabbat as a cherished connection with G-d.

This week, we explore the significance of light and separation in Shabbos rituals, drawing parallels with the biblical tensions between Yacov and Esav, advocating for mutual respect.

This week, Morah Yehudis explores the significance of challah in Jewish tradition, connecting it to biblical miracles, mindfulness, and the importance of Shabbat preparations in contemporary life.

This week's parasha highlights Avraham's devotion to welcoming guests, emphasizing hospitality's holiness, which surpasses even divine communion. It enriches the Shabbat experience.

This week, Morah Yehudis highlights the significance of words, spiritual practices, and the Sabbath as a refuge from life's chaos, promoting wisdom and renewal amidst moral challenges.

Congregation Nevei Kodesh, Oasis of Holiness, is hosting a special Shabbat gathering, Shabbat at the Oasis, on Friday, November 15, 5:30 – 8 pm. Join us for this musical, joyful, community-building, catered Shabbat dinner, featuring Nevei Kodesh’s wonderful spiritual and musical leaders. This is a fantastic opportunity to bring your friends, …

This week, Morah Yehudis highlights the significance of words, spiritual practices, and the Sabbath as a refuge from life's chaos, promoting wisdom and renewal amidst moral challenges.

Shabbat gatherings are gaining popularity, fostering community through meals and spiritual discussions, deepening awareness of Shabbat's significance and connection to mindfulness.

Join us for a special holiday Oct. 18-19 with Shabbat services, Sukkot, dinner, Torah reading, and discussions in person and on Zoom at Temple Aaron.

The Jewish New Year is a time of reflection and renewal. Begin your personal process with a High Holiday Tashlich experience followed by an optional Shabbat hike. Our alternative Tashlich is an opportunity for contemplation in a beautiful setting. Greet the Jewish New Year 5785 in a culturally relevant way, …

Join Chany Scheiner this Sunday, for a Challah baking class, where you will get to make your own Challah and learn how to braid it and the spiritual significance behind it.

The Boulder JCC offers various Shabbat celebrations in August, including catered dinners for adults 50+, Family Shabbats in the Park, and Farmside Shabbat for kids.

From Family Shabbat in the Park and Shabbat for those 50+, to Early Learning & Parenting Classes, a Community Block Party, and after-school activities, there are so many opportunities for connection for all ages this fall at the Boulder JCC! On Tuesday, August 6, the Boulder JCC along with Congregation …

The Boulder JCC will host an outdoor Shabbat dinner for adults 50+ on August 9, 2024, emphasizing connection and community.

Join Beth Ami for a Shabbat hike on July 13 from 9 to 11:30 AM, featuring blessings, mindful readings, and a BYO lunch.

"Recipe for Change: Standing Up to Anti-Semitism," celebrates Jewish culture, discusses rising anti-Semitism, and highlights Todd Shotz's contributions in Jewish education and entertainment representation. Join Todd at the Boulder JCC on Tuesday, June 4 for a screening and discussion.