Colorado resident Ron Werner, along with his father Robert and brother Michael, dedicated a completed Sefer Torah (Torah scroll) in memory of his mother on top of the ancient Jewish fortress of Masada.

As we complete the book of Exodus with the construction of the Holy Sanctuary, I can’t help thinking of the following quote from 2021’s Academy Award’s winning film, "Nomadland." “I may be houseless, but not homeless” was one of the opening phrases by the laconic but sensitive, Fern.

Haver, the Rabbinic Council of Boulder, will host a virtual program at 10:00 am on Sunday, May 16th to get participants in the mindset to receive the Torah.

Have you ever learned the Torah portion in depth and enjoy debating about morals and values? Here is your chance.  Chany Scheiner of Boulder Center for Judaism is offering a stimulating Torah class.  This week we are delving into Parshat Mikeitz in Genesis (Bereishit).  Delve into timeless teachings from the …

The community is invited to attend the completion ceremony of the Holocaust Memorial Torah this Sunday, September 16th in Westminster.

Haver, Boulder’s Rabbinic Council, invites the entire Jewish community for Tikkun Leil Shavuot, a night of study, song, schmoozing, and spirit as we prepare to receive Torah anew.

Have you ever learned the Torah portion in depth and enjoy debating about morals and values? Here is your chance. 

When I saw ‘The Shape of Water,’ this year’s Oscar winner, and winner of the Golden Globe awards, I was at first repulsed but then intrigued, both with the film and its director Guillermo Del Toro.

Everybody’s wondering what Ishmael did to the baby.

This week, in Parshat Lech-Lecha, we begin the story of Avram -- Abraham. What can his story tell us about all of ours?

Do you know the source of this classic Jewish blessing?

Sid Fox shares thoughts about the upcoming holy days.

Where exactly does our national story begin?

Chapter fourteen of Deuteronomy opens with one of the most intimate metaphors for our relationship with God - that of parent and child.

We begin with a word. The word is the title of our parsha: Eikev.

One of the memorable lines from the recent blockbuster Wonder Woman: “I will fight for those who cannot fight for themselves.”

Just a reminder and an invitation to our upcoming Women's Study Group at the Lafayette Library on Monday, July 17.

Why do certain periods in history seem to be erupting with cultural productivity, while others are relatively quiet?

This week, the Angel of Death showed up twice.

In every country of the world in which Jewish people live, their government has endorsed the Paris Climate Agreement. Every religious faith community spoke up for it.

What’s the big deal with burning a flag? A flag is just a symbol of the state, after all...

Have you ever spent time studying the concepts in Genesis in a way that connects it as a road map for your own life?

The opening verse of this week's Torah portion is "Hashem spoke to Moses after the death of Aaron's two sons .. speak to Aharon your brother - he shall not come at all times into the sanctuary."

This week's Torah portion begins with the verse, "G-d called to Moses speaking to him from the communion tent."

In this week's Torah portion, we continue to learn about the Temple the Jewish people built in the desert.