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Sep 7 8:00 AM
Sunday
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Shacharit with Bagels & Lox
Please join our minyan
RSVP for Minyan
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Sep 7 4:00 PM
Sunday
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Boulder Aish Kodesh Community Meeting
Elder Street Park 4:00 - 5:00 PM
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Sep 7 5:00 PM
Sunday
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Boulder Aish Kodesh Eiruv Party
Elder Street Park 5:00 - 7:00 PM
Details
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Sep 8 8:30 AM
Monday
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Mussar - R'Gavriel
Alternadox
Page Two in Gunbarrel
just South of King Soopers
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Sep 8 6:15 PM
Monday
Appetizers
at 6 PM
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Tanya Class - Morah Yehudis
Do you have a car for our Morah ?
Read Morah's Torah here ...
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Sep 8 8:00 PM
Monday
BBQ 6:30 PM
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Rav Kook Zar'onim (seeds) - R'Gavriel
Alternadox
The Significance of Revival
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Sep 12 12:15 PM
Friday
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Parsha for Businesspeople - R'Gavriel
IPS Building 1871 Folsom, one block South of Pearl
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Sep 12
Erev Shabbat
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Friday evening services
6:30 PM Mincha then Learning
then Kabbalat Shabbat with Instruments
Approx. 7:10 PM Put away instruments,
then Candle lighting, L'cha Dodi, Ma'ariv
Done approx. 7:45 PM
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Sep 13
Shabbat
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Shabbat Services
9:00 AM Shacharit
9:15 AM
Garden of Emunah
- R' Ketriellah
11:45 AM Kiddush
6:00 PM Third Meal - weather permitting
at Park (19th & Elder)
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Sep 29 Erev
Monday
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Rosh Hashana
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Shabbat Candle Lighting Times
Sep 5 7:08 PM
Boulder, CO
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The mission of the
HOD Society is to save lives by encouraging organ donation from Jews to the general population
(including non-Jews)...
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10-days - Absolutely Free
Jewish young adults 18-26
Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Experience the beauty of Israel
Form lasting friendships.
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Parashat Shoftim
Torah Portion: (Devarim) Deuteronomy 16:18 - 21:9
Haftarah : Isaiah 51:12 - 52:12
Our Rabbi's Torah : Shoftim
At the beginning of Parshat Shoftim, the Torah gives us a simple and logical commandment: You shall give for yourselves judges and policemen at your gates. It is essential that each locality have a system whereby legal decisions can be made and enforced.
Many Hassidic masters – particular those of the line of Pschischa – give an interpretation that focuses on one’s responsibility to govern one’s self. ‘Give to yourself’ is read as the necessity to be one’s own law enforcement.
Is this interpretive move straying from the pshat – the simple meaning of the verse? It must rather be understood as preclusion to the pshat: if everyone is capable of governing himself, there will be very little need for an external system of judgment, of punishment and reward.
These Rebbes remind us that, ultimately, to need an external reference to remind us of our responsibilities to G-d is b’dieved – not ideal.
Continued...
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BOULDER SEED PROGRAM
Rabbi Shaul Judelman from Jerusalem
Audio recordings & Links to Darfur, Sudan
July 19th Ezra's brother, Seth
Yosef Leib Hacohen ben Batya
passed away.
Ehud Goldwasser & Eldad Regev
We are in so much pain in Israel right now....
Laura Chizalli
Please read these quick bio's about these young men so we can honor this terrible loss in some tiny way by recognizing their lives. Please remember them and pray for these families.
Ehud Goldwasser
Eldad Regev
Rabbi Gavriel's Omer commentaries
2008 Aish Fundraiser Pictures
Fire Rainbow
Pray for Morah Yehudis
Purim Katan pictures
Women and Prayer class
is over but...
Green Fire - Feb 20
Leftovers from Purim
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Kehillath Aish Kodesh is a not for profit Traditional Jewish Community in Boulder, CO. We are dedicated to the path of ever increasing closeness to Hashem and awareness of His Will. Our doors open to all. Please join us soon for one of the events, or for any one of our inspirational prayer services.
Sincerely,
Rabbi Gavriel Goldfeder
Kehillath Aish Kodesh
Come join us...
We are busy creating a community infused with Torah values, passion for learning and prayer, consideration of one another, and action, as well as deep celebration of the joys of life.
~ Rabbi Gavriel & Rebbetzen Ketriellah
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It is our vision to be a Torah observant
community whose doors are open to Jews who wish to experience the joy and depth
of mitzvot, Torah study, prayer, and tikun olam.
Love of Torah Learning. We
believe that Torah is the primary tool for accessing Jewish laws and tradition
for leading a Jewish life. Our learning and inspiration draw from Chasidic sources
as well as traditional commentary and Oral Torah.
Spirituality. We discover meaning
and significance in our daily lives through a personal, intimate, and joyous
connection with HaShem. We believe that this spirituality manifests in many
different ways including prayer, study, song, dance, festive meals, quiet contemplation,
and performance of mitzvot.
Jewish Community. We are dedicated
to connection and community with Klal Yisrael including all Jews in Boulder,
the Diaspora, and Israel.
Openness.
We recognize that there are many paths in and to Torah. We respect and value
diverse Jewish backgrounds and beliefs. Within a rabbinically guided halachic
framework, interaction with the diverse values and cultures of the modern world
is essential to spiritual growth.
Participation. We provide men
and women with access to the highest levels of Jewish learning and encourage
greater involvement in religious life and leadership. We promote halachically
appropriate opportunities for women to increase participation in Jewish ritual
and prayer, and to increase the presence of women in community leadership, educational
programs, and spiritual activities.
Tikun Olam. We engage in restoring
the world to wholeness by working for social justice, giving charity, protecting
the environment, and caring for those in need.
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