Although literally words themselves do not murder others, however, the power of speech is undeniably true. When Lavan pursued Yaakov to retrieve his idols that Rochel stole, he commented to Lavan that the one who has those idols should die.
The Women’s Experience Steering Committee kicked off Chanukah with a festive Paint & Sip! Amid laughter and creativity, participants crafted Chanukah-themed masterpieces while enjoying their favorite drinks. Check out our…
When Yaakov and Eisav reported back to their father Yitzchok after his request to have a meal before he extended his blessing it is interesting to note the differences between their language. Yaakov spoke in a more direct fashion to his father while Eisav spoke in third person.
Yesterday, our Family Experience department hosted its 2nd Annual Thanksgiving Bake ‘n Take, bringing families together to bake delicious goodies and hand-deliver them to local first responders. Parents and kids worked side by side, mixing, rolling, and decorating, before heading out to share their creations with the firefighters and police…
Ready to bake something amazing? Enjoy this bonus babka recipe from Gila Ross, Director of the Women’s Experience, complete with step-by-step instructions to make the perfect swirls of chocolatey goodness.…
Religious Outreach Director Duties: Plan and direct religious education programs and activities for Jewish men, women andfamilies. Develop, direct and lead study courses and religious education programs in orthodoxJewish tradition;…
Eliezer was on a mission. Avrohom sent him back to his origins to find a wife for Yitzchok. Rivka appeared and seemed to fit the bill because she was so helpful and sincere which was exactly the wife that would suit Yitzchok. They went back to her house and were…
Our Family Experience Department brought warmth and joy to the end of Shabbat with a beautiful singalong Havdallah service! Families gathered to sing, share, and mark the transition into the new week together. Check out some of the sweet moments we captured!
The Midrash states that when Avrohom was five years old he recognized that Hashem is the sovereign ruler of the universe. Certainly, a great accomplishment for anyone and especially for a youngster specifically indoctrinated with the concept of idol worship and part of society that disdained any belief in a…
What an incredible night! Thank you so much to the 600 women who joined us at the Challah Bake. The energy in the room was absolutely electric, filled with joy, laughter, and a sense of togetherness that words can hardly capture.
Perhaps one of the biggest questions of life is why are some people blessed with wealth while others struggle financially. Are those who have difficulty making ends meet necessarily evil people that don’t deserve an easier life? Or is there a more profound answer to this question?
The flood was a global devastation. Mankind was fundamentally eradicated. Only a few select people survived that horrific situation. Yet can we blame the people of that generation? Did they realize the extent of their sins or even imagine the eventual punishment that they would incur?
As the anniversary of October 7th approached, one of our dedicated Olami Denver participants, Eshley Spitzer, felt inspired to bring the community together for a moment of prayer and healing.…
Relive the magic of our 22nd Annual Wine & Cheese Gala! From exquisite cuisine by Chef Cheryl Leban to the excitement of the Kiddush Cup competition, the night was filled…
This week we are introduced to the mitzvah of bringing the first fruits to the Beis Hamikdash. The farmer brings them and places the basket brimming full of his produce by the altar expressing his thanksgiving to Hashem for his bounty. He articulates a litany of previous episodes in our…
Now that fall is pretty much here, school is in session and things are getting back to normal – our Family Experience team is back and busy as ever! Take…
This week, we had the special privilege of welcoming back Ellyn Hutt, one of our long-time educators and valued member of our community, who returned to Denver for a short…
We are allowed to offer voluntary sacrifices in the Beis Hamikdash. After our decision to self-obligate then we must fulfill our mandate. Postponing that commitment is prohibited and if one does delay its fulfillment after a certain period of time, than he transgresses the mitzvah of a self-imposed vow.
🚨BREAKING: Nicolas Cage is NOT hunting treasure this week… but he IS headed to the 22nd Annual Wine & Cheese Gala! 🍷🧀 Who knew Denver’s finest night out involved wine, cheese, AND Cage-level competition? 🏆 Get your tickets, vote for the Kiddush Cup champ, and prepare for epic shmoozing. 🎟️👀
We are commanded not to plant any type of tree including one that is used for idol worship near the altar upon which we sacrifice our offerings. Why would such an innocuous act of planting a tree near the altar be prohibited? Also, how would one come to plant, of…
