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Wednesdays 8:30pm-9:30pm

Chabad of Auraria Campus
450 S. Krameria St. Denver, CO 80224

Teacher: Rabbi Yisrael Moshe Ort

 

Join us for this exciting series of classes geared for beginning to intermediate levels of students wishing to learn more and discuss the profound meaning of their unique Jewish heritage.

Light refereshments will be served. Please RSVP by calling or emailing us.


 

 

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LagFest 2012

Join us Thursday, May 10th between 6pm to 10pm at The Cherry Creek State Park's Ampitheater for an exciting BBQ and party featuring

  • great Jewish/Israeli music
  • Hot dogs/burgers fresh from the grill
  • Israeli Salads (Matbucha, etc) and Chips 
  • Frisbee, football, and soccer
  • Singing and guitar-playing around a beautiful campfire
  • The beautiful scenery of Cherry Creek State Park

If you've got some guitar skills you'd like to share, bring it along.  

The place, music, food, drinks and more are sponsored by Chabad of Auraria Campus. In other words, its on us so come join the party! :)

For more information, see our Lag Ba'Omer BBQ and Party page. 


   

Shabbat Table (small)

Young Professionals Shabbat

Are you looking for Jewish spirituality and not labels or affiliations? Are you looking to meet and socialize with other Denver Professionals in a traditional, yet open and relaxed atmosphere outside the usual bar scene?

Then come and join other Jewish young professionals in Denver on the first Friday night of every month for a traditional Shabbat meal especially for Jewish young professionals (ages 21 to 35) regardless of affiliation or observance.

Featuring several authentic and delicious courses including kiddush, challah and matzoh-ball soup! Of course, there will be plenty of singing, dancing and shmoozing too!

See our our Young Professionals Shabbat page for more details or reserve your spot at the next YP Shabbat using our Young Professionals Shabbat RSVP

 


 

Shabbat Table (small)

College Student Shabbat!

Come join other Jewish Auraria Campus college students on the second Friday night of every month for a traditional Shabbat meal especially for Jewish college students (ages 18 to 25) regardless of affiliation or observance.

 For more information, please see our College Student Shabbat page or RSVP via our College Student Shabbat RSVP page.

Young Professionals Shabbat
Jun 1, 2012 - 8:00 pm
Are you looking for Jewish spirituality and not labels or affiliations? Are you looking to meet and socialize with other Denver Professionals in a traditional, yet open and relaxed atmosphere outside the usual bar scene?

Then come and join other Jewish young professionals in Denver on the first Friday night of every month for a traditional Shabbat meal especially for Jewish young professionals (ages 21 to 35) regardless of affiliation or observance.

Featuring several authentic and delicious courses including kiddush, challah and matzoh-ball soup! Of course, there will be plenty of singing, dancing and shmoozing too!

Actual meal time will vary depending on when Shabbat starts. Call or email for exact time.
College Student Shabbat
Jun 8, 2012 - 8:00 pm
Come join other Jewish Auraria Campus college students on the second Friday night of every month for a traditional Shabbat meal especially for Jewish college students (ages 18 to 25) regardless of affiliation or observance.

Featuring several authentic and delicious courses including kiddush, challah and matzoh-ball soup! Of course, there will be plenty of singing, dancing and shmoozing too!

NOTE: The start time of the meal will vary depending on candle-lighting time. Call or email for exact times.


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Denver, CO 80224:
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Thought for the Day


Playing with Our Minds

If He had made the world a complete and utter mystery, we would have no path to know Him. And if all would fit together like a neat and tidy grandfather clock, we would not know that there is anything more to know.

So He took His raw, unknowable Will and cloaked it in wisdom, and through that wisdom a world was formed. And in that world, we sentient beings are drawn to the wisdom—only to find ourselves engulfed within an unfathomable ocean of wonders.

Now it is within the mind’s grasp to know that no thought can grasp Him.



From the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, of righteous memory; words and condensation by Rabbi Tzvi Freeman. To order Rabbi Freeman’s book, Bringing Heaven Down to Earth, click here.
 

I learned the meaning of love from a drunk. I once passed two drunks drinking in a gutter and overheard the following conversation between them:
Drunk #1: "I love you!"
Drunk #2: "No you don't."
Drunk #1: "Yes, yes, I do. I love you with all my heart."
Drunk #2: "No you don't. If you love me, why don't you know what hurts me?"

  — Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Barditchov