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Simchat Torah Led by Reb Tirzah
Monday, October 21, 2019 • 22 Tishrei 5780
5:30 PM - 8:30 PMSanctuary5:30pm family program, 6:30pm Simchat Torah. We joyously celebrate the completion of the annual Torah cycle with music and dance. Then we unscroll the entire torah to get our “oracle” for the year. We read the end of the Torah and then begin anew at the beginning. Family friendly event - all are welcome!
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Tue, September 17 2019
17 Elul 5779
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Wednesday
Sep 18CTR 2 Parent Information Meeting
Wednesday, Sep 18th 5:30p to 6:30p
Parent information meeting to introduce the CTR 2 B'nai Mitzvah year, requirements and support with the B'nai Mitzvah team. -
Wednesday
Sep 18Fall Equinox Chanting Circle
Wednesday, Sep 18th 6:00p to 7:00p
Chanting in Preparation for the High Holidays -
Thursday
Sep 19The Rhythm of the Hebrew Calendar
Thursday, Sep 19th 6:45p to 8:30p
Indigenous Peoples in the Americas have used the term ‘Medicine Wheel’ as a sacred symbol to represent knowledge of the universe. It is a symbol of hope and healing for those who seek to be in right relationship to their inner and outer world. Hebrew wisdom, which began as an indigenous wisdom, has a version of this, in the calendar of Jewish practice. Torah teaches us a rhythm that can inform every element of our lives. -
Saturday
Sep 21Ancestral Healing Workshop
Shabbat, Sep 21st 2:00p to 7:00p
Every lineage includes loving and wise ancestors. Connect with yours as a source of blessing, support and healing. This daylong workshop in Jewish ancestral lineage healing encourages relating safely and directly with blood & family lineage ancestors, cultivates connection with helpful guides, and creates boundaries and support for troubled dead in need of assistance. -
Saturday
Sep 21Leil Selichot
Motzei Shabbat, Sep 21st 8:15p to 10:15p
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Sunday
Sep 22First day of Religious School
Sunday, Sep 22nd 10:00a to 12:30p
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Sunday
Sep 22Waking Up Through Elul with Lori and Monte Dube
Sunday, Sep 22nd 4:00p to 5:00p
In their first three-part class at Nevei Kodesh, “Waking Up through Elul” they will highlight mindfulness teachings drawn from Rabbi Alan Lew’s classic work “This is Real and Your are Completely Unprepared.” Lori and Monte will explore how prayer, meditation and "focusing on one thing” can help us prepare for the New Year. -
Tuesday
Sep 24First afternoon Hebrew School
Tuesday, Sep 24th 4:15p to 6:00p
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Thursday
Sep 26Dance & Speak Out: Tikkun Olam Arts-Program for Teens
Thursday, Sep 26th 4:15p to 6:15p
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Friday
Sep 27Pre-High Holiday Hot Spring Mikvah
Friday, Sep 27th 8:00a to 12:30p
Led by Eve Ilsen, in Idaho Springs, at Indian Hot Springs Resort. This is a HIGHLY worthwhile way to prepare for High Holy Days. Meet at 8:15 at Lucky's market South (695 S. Broadway - Formerly Savers). We will leave no later than 8:30 to be ready by 9:30 to begin at Indian Springs. (You can also meet us at Indian Hot Springs Resort.) $21 per person.
Tue, September 17 2019 17 Elul 5779