Announcements Baruch Dayan Emet: It is with sadness that we report that Lori Jaffe's mother, Patricia Olympia O'Connor, passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 31 (in Maine). We are also saddened to report that Nicol Eisenberg's grandmother, Betty Pate, passed away last Shabbat. Our deep condolences and prayers to both of these families at their time of loss. 2012 Jewish Renewal Taglit/Birthright Israel Trip: ALEPH's biennial 10-day trip designed especially for ALEPH members and friends ages 18-26. Expected departure date is early mid-August (exact date to be announced). This year's trip will be led by remarkable ALEPH leaders: Jewish Renewalist, musician and ritualist Holly Taya Shere, and ALEPH chant leader, environmental activist and spiritual storyteller Rabbi Ilan Glazer. For more information and application materials go to https://www.aleph.org/birthright.htm Upcoming Events Erev Shabbat Services with Reb Tirzah Take Five Torah Study with Reb Tirzah Crossing the River and Parent Discussion Social Media for Social Change with Sue Salinger Shabbos and a Movie: Teen Shabbat Take Five Torah Study with Charna Rosenholtz Mysticism of Shabbat Prayers with Morah Yehudis Fishman Women of De-Light - Nevei Kodesh Sisterhood Erev Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Ori Har Depth Psychological Study of Three Torah Texts - Course with Reb Tirzah and Daniel Packer And More... |
Erev Shabbat Services led by Reb Tirzah Take Five Torah Study with Reb Tirzah Dynamic, weekly Torah Study. This week, Parshat Beshalach. Bayit Katan Living a Jewish Life Innovative religious education for grades for 4th and 5th and their families.
Crossing the River and Parent Discussion Night Pre B'nai Mitzvah class. Parent discussion led by Reb Tirzah. Social Media for Social Change with Sue Salinger Shabbos and a Movie: Teen Shabbat School Family Shabbat Take Five Torah Study with Charna Rosenholtz Dynamic, weekly Torah Study. This week, Parshat Yitro. Living a Jewish Life Living a Jewish Life Innovative religious education for grades 1-5. Mysticism of Shabbat Prayers with Morah Yehudis Fishman Women of De-Light - Nevei Kodesh Sisterhood Women of De-Light; A Monthly Circle We are excited to offer this monthly Listening Circle to women who are looking to deepen connections to one another and navigate through the bitter and sweet of life's transitions together. A place to be heard and to witness. The Hebrew month will come alive through chanting, studying a sacred Hebrew letter connected with the month or diving into the Jewish holiday celebrated that month. This richness from our tradition will be used as a framework for our sharing and our guided silence together. All this in order to better serve ourselves and communities. This is a multi-generational group in which safety and confidentiality will be held as sacred. Please feel welcome to come each month, or drop in whenever it feels right. Please bring a journal. There will be a suggested text. The initial circles will be guided by Naomi Rusk (303-525-0760) and Rosanna Better (720-838-9087). Erev Shabbat Services led by Rabbi Ori Har All ages service at 7:00. Childcare is provided. Plan ahead - Sign up now! Sex, Secrets, and Subterfuge: A Depth Psychological Study of Three Torah Texts • What jilted lady re-vamps (pun intended) her power by disguising as a prostitute?
Tu B’Shvat Talmud Class
Tu B’Shvat Themed Friday Night Dinner with Reb Zalman and Rebbetzin Eve
A Taste of the Middle East: Perspectives on Geography, Culture, and Identity Friday Feb. 10th, 6-9 p.m. CU Humanities 250. Free. Barbara Petzen has been instructing educators how to teach about the Middle East for many years. Her refreshing, non-advocacy style offers a pedagogical model for teachers. This is a unique opportunity to learn about Islam & Arabic culture. Deadline to Register: Monday, February 6, 2012. Please contact Kunga Lama at the CU Center for Asian Studies with registration questions: Kunga.Lama@colorado.edu or (303) 735-?5224. Annual Blood Donation Drive and New Save a Life Health Fair Sunday, February 26, 8:30 AM - 12:30 p.m. In partnership with Congregation Bonai Shalom, Congregation Har HaShem will host a Bonfils Blood Donation Drive and new Save a Life Health Fair.The goal is to provide an opportunity to make a blood donation as well as to educate the Jewish Boulder community on organ donation, the bone marrow registry, BRCA/hereditary cancer and ovarian cancer, and recently expanded testing options for Jewish genetic diseases.
We are all Bikkur Cholim: At some time or another, we all need help. Bikkur Cholim, visiting the sick, is a huge mitzvah we do for other people, but it also feeds our own needs for connection. How many times have you looked around at services or when you're picking your child up from Crossing the River or Nevei Yeladim and wondered, "Who ARE these people?" At Nevei Kodesh, we hear a lot about building community, but the truth is--it happens only when we take the responsibility--and the chance--to build it. Please think about how you can plug into this community. Can you pay a visit to someone or call somebody, maybe even someone you don't know? Can you cook a little extra next time you make dinner? Can you drive someone to a medical appointment? Or run an errand for someone? Please contact Barbralu Cohen at blu@boulder.net Prayers and Help: Jessie McInerny, daughter of Sara Cohen, continues her recovery. People who want to help with food, errands, household chores for Sara and Jessie can go directly to the link below and sign up to be a member of the community. Once you are members of the community, go to the calendar and sign up for a day to help Sara. The link is www.lotsahelpinghands.com/c/651604/ Seeking Live In Caregiver Live in caregiver position available, experience required, please contact Ruth at 303-554-8180 or Laurie at 907-518-1976.
BeShalach ('When Sent'): Exodus 13:17-17:15 Israelites flee via roundabout route along the Red Sea.
We offer prayers of healing to: Jeff Grusky (Nancy Gershman's bother)
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