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Who We Are
Who We Are
Congregation Nevei Kodesh is known for its creative, meaningful and joyful embrace of the spiritual riches of the Jewish tradition. Situated at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in beautiful Boulder, Colorado, we come together to seek an authentic, inclusive, egalitarian expression for Jewish life in the 21st century.
Established in 1993, Nevei Kodesh is an extended family of people from diverse backgrounds, including Jewish, interfaith and multicultural families, singles, couples, seniors, Jews by choice, LGBTQ people, and participants in other spiritual traditions. All are welcome!
In 2014 we entered a new chapter, welcoming a new rabbi, Rav Sarah Bracha Gershuny, and buying our own building, a beautiful former church on Glenwood Drive at 19th St. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Our Vision:
To revitalize Judaism as a transformative spiritual path for the 21st century.
Our Mission:
To build a dynamic, inclusive, multigenerational, participatory community dedicated to renewing Jewish tradition through engaged spiritual practice, meaningful study, and responsible social action.
Read more: What is Jewish Renewal?
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Sunday
Aug 25The Lemon Tree Group’s 6th Annual March for Unity: Embracing our Humanity
Sunday, Aug 25th 4:00p to 6:00p
The Lemon Tree Group’s March for Unity brings together people from different communities and backgrounds who do not usually meet, talk, and listen to one another . We encourage walkers to get to know each other in an effort to transcend differences through understanding. -
Tuesday
Aug 27Shofar Choir
Tuesday, Aug 27th 7:00p to 9:00p
Current members of the NK High Holidays Shofar Choir would like to invite both experienced and inexperienced shofar blowers to join us as we prepare to take part in this year’s shofar services on Rosh Hashana Day. Please note: The date and time is tentative and subject to change. -
Friday
Aug 30Kabbalat Shabbat Service Led by Rabbi Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks
Friday, Aug 30th 7:00p to 9:00p
Reb Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks is a Jewish spiritual teacher and musician. He has been teaching the practice of Presence (meditation, mindfulness) and Judaism since 2006, and founded Torah of Awakening in 2007. -
Saturday
Aug 31Torah Study with Reb Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks
Shabbat, Aug 31st 4:00p to 5:30p
Study Torah with our special guest- Reb Brian Yosef Schachter-Brooks. -
Sunday
Sep 1Preparing for the Days of Awe: Contemplative Retreat in the Mountains with Rav Bracha and Friends
Sunday, Sep 1st 9:30a to 4:00p
Connect to sacred community and begin the process of Teshuvah, return Self, as we usher in the New Moon before Rosh Hashanah in a beautiful mountain setting. Location TBD -
Saturday
Sep 7Sydney Selvin Bat Mitzvah
Shabbat, Sep 7th 10:00a to 12:00p
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Sunday
Sep 8Waking Up Through Elul with Lori and Monte Dube
Sunday, Sep 8th 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. -
Thursday
Sep 12The Rhythm of the Hebrew Calendar
Thursday, Sep 12th 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 14Four Worlds Yoga & Meditation - Gentle Yoga Nidra class with Tracy Patch
Shabbat, Sep 14th 10:30a to 12:00p
Join Tracy Patch with a Four Worlds Shabbat. We will use a combination of gentle yoga movement, breathing, meditation, visualization and using intention with yoga nidra*. This experiential practice will allow us to traverse the Four Worlds of body, mind, heart and soul. -
Sunday
Sep 15Waking Up Through Elul with Lori and Monte Dube
Sunday, Sep 15th 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.