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At the Boulder JCC, 125 people celebrated Tu B'shevat with a vegan dinner and an educational seder featuring speakers on Jewish tradition and climate action.
The 15th of the Hebrew month Shevat celebrates the New Year of the Trees. This year we invite the community to experience a Tu B'Shevat seder that explores what trees, forests, and eco-systems teach us as earthlings about our consumption, waste, and economy!
Event on January 19 to Include Hostage Survivor, Former FBI Agents, and Panel of Safety and Security Experts.
th season of Tuv Ha’Aretz (“good for the earth” and “good from the earth” in Hebrew) will begin May 18 through October 21 st. Pick-ups are scheduled from 4:00 pm -7:00 pm on Tuesdays at Congregation Nevei Kodesh or on Thursdays at the Boulder JCC. Red Wagon will be respecting current Covid-19 safety guidelines as recommended by CDC, FDA, Boulder County Public Health, and others. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) provides an opportunity for members of a community to partner with a farm to help ensure that the farmer has funds to pay for up-front expenses such as seeds, equip...
Table for Five: Vayechi One verse, five voices. Edited by Salvador Litvak, the Accidental Talmudist When the time drew near for Israel to die, he called his son Joseph and said to him, “If I have now found favor in your eyes, place your hand beneath my thigh, and deal with me with lovingkindness and truth; please do not bury me in Egypt.” -Gen 47:29 Rabbi Pinchas Winston Thirtysix.org For centuries, Jews who have died in the Diaspora have asked to be buried in Israel. One reason is in this week’s reading, when Ya’akov requests it of his son, Yosef. But what’s the big deal if a perso...