Security Speaker Senior Chavurah: Words of Wisdom in Our Search for God from the Teachings of Rabbi Heschel Forgive...and Forget? The Ins and Outs of Forgiveness from a Jewish Therapy Approach Rhythm 'N' Ruach Shabbat Cantor Goldstein to Speak This Shabbat Selichot Night Joint Service in the Chapel High Holy Day Junior Congregation
Security Speaker Shabbat, September 21 at 10:00 am in the Chapel and 11:45 am in the Sanctuary
Nothing is more important to us than your safety. This Shabbat Officer Mike Borquez will speaking in both minyans about security at BMH-BJ.
Senior Chavurah: Words of Wisdom in Our Search for God from the Teachings of Rabbi Heschel Thursday, September 19 at 1:00 pm in the Gallery
As we approach the High Holidays how do we bring God's presence into our life? How can we feel touched by sanctity during the Days of Awe? How can we be an expression of God's holidness in the year ahead? Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907 -1972) recognized that these questions of the soul can be heard in our tradition by going beneath the surface to recapture the insights. Rabbi Sara L. Gilbert will talk about Heschel's teaching and how his wisdom can provide inspiration in your life.
Forgive...and Forget? The Ins and Outs of Forgiveness from a Jewish Therapy Approach Thursday, September 19 at 7:00 pm in the Gallery How do we understand forgiveness? Do we always have to forgive others? Are there times when it is correct to withhold forgiveness? Is there room to grant one's self forgiveness? Join Rabbi Chaitovsky as we discover a Jewish Therapy approach to forgiveness.
Rhythm 'N' Ruach Shabbat Friday, September 20 at 5:15 pm
BMH-BJ Congregation and Preschool will provide young families with a Rhythm 'N' Ruach Shabbat service, followed by a light dinner at 6:00 pm. This will be a great way for families to welcome in Shabbat.
Cantor Goldstein to Speak This Shabbat Shabbat, September 21 in the Sanctuary
In honor of Parshat Ki Tavo, Cantor Goldstein will speak about his summer journey to Israel in a speak called, "Ki Tavo: Reflections on my Trip to Israel."
Selichot Night September 21 at 9:00 pm in the Chapel
Welcome the High Holy Day season by lifting your soul on Selichot night with Rabbi Chaitovsky and Cantor Goldstein. Starting with Kumzits and Conversation, our clergy will lead an interactive presentation featuring stories and spiritual melodies that are part and parcel of the yamimnoraim season. Following Kumzits and Conversation we will all take part in a spiritually uplifting Selichot service. Marie Peterson is co-sponsoring refreshments with the shul following the service. Later in the evening a traditional midnight Selichot service will take place in the Chapel.
Joint Service Shabbat, September 28 in the Chapel
The BMH-BJ staff is converting the Sanctuary for High Holy Day seating next week. To ensure everything is neat and ready for Rosh Hashanah, a joint Shabbat service will take place in the Adelman Chapel on Saturday, September 28. This is a special opportunity for our congregations to pray together before the High Holy Days begin.
Children from grades 3-6 are invited to Junior Congregation each day of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur Day! During this 45 minute program, teacher Joel Rozansky will be leading a spirtual and educational program focusing on the importance of each High Holy Day.
Mr. Rozansky has lived in Denver with his wife Stacy, and their two children, Levi and Stella, ages 4 and 1, for nearly 10 years. Mr. Rozansky is a full time teacher at Denver Jewish Day School who teaches Tanakh, Mishnah, and Gemara for middle and high school children. Judaism and learning is a major part of the Rozansky family's lives that they love to share with others.
Junior Congregation will take place from 10:45 - 11:30 am each High Holy Day. No registration is necessary, but we do encourage participation in our High Holy Day Children's Program as well.
Visit the High Holy Day page for information on ticketing and seating, childcare, service schedules and to order lulav, etrog, and schach.
Daily Minyan in the morning and evening is a cornerstone of our synagogue, but we need your help! Please fill out the below pledge card and commit to attending Minyan regularly. You can return the pledge card to our office or scan and send to info@bmh-bj.org.
KeverAvot at Mt. Nebo - October 6 at 10:15 am Kever Avot at Rose Hill - October 6 at 11:00 am Sukkot Dinner - October 13 Broadway Comes to Denver - December 8
This Shabbat Parashat Ki Tavo
Friday Night Mincha: 6:15 pm Candle Lighting: 6:40 pm
Shabbat Day Daf Yomi: 8:00 am Sanctuary: 9:00 am Chapel: 9:15 am Taste of Torah:10:00 am Shabbat Afternoon & Evening Mincha: 6:35 pm Havdalah 7:41 pm
BMH-BJ Congregation 560 S. Monaco Pkwy Denver, CO 80224
Get Into The Rosh Hashanah Spirit with Apple Cider Tasting A Kabbalistic Approach to the High Holy Days with Cantor Marty Rhythm 'N' Ruach Shabbat Selicot Night High Holy Day Children's Programming
Get into the Rosh Hashanah Spirit with Apple Cider Tasting Monday, September 16 at Haykin Family Cider
Did you know there is a fully certified kosher cidery just 20 minutes away from the shul? Haykin Family Cider is an award-winning small batch cidery run by a local Jewish couple. To get into the Rosh Hashanah holiday spirit young professionals in their 20s and 30s will be meeting at Haykin Family Cider for a private tasting. The tasting includes a flight of three tasters with a tour of the cidery. Register now to reserve your spot.
A Kabbalistic Approach to the High Holy Days with Cantor Marty Sunday, September 15 at 10:45 am in the Chapel
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are known as Yamim Noraim - the Days of Awe. How do we approach this time of deep thought and reflection? Kabbalah teaches us the power change can have in making our lives more fulfilling and happy. We will learn about true Teshuvah and better relationships with ourselves and our friends.
Rhythm 'N' Ruach Shabbat September 20 at 5:15 pm
BMH-BJ Congregation and Preschool will provide young families with a Rhythm 'N' Ruach Shabbat service, followed by a light dinner at 6:00 pm. This will be a great way for families to welcome in Shabbat.
Selichot Night September 21 at 9:00 pm in the Chapel
Welcome the High Holy Day season by lifting your soul on Selichot night with Rabbi Chaitovsky and Cantor Goldstein. Starting with Kumzits and Conversation, our clergy will lead an interactive presentation featuring stories and spiritual melodies that are part and parcel of the yamim noraim season. Following Kumzits and Conversation we will all take part in a spiritually uplifting Selichot service. Refreshments to follow the service.
High Holy Day Childrens Program www.bmh-bj.org/hhd5780
During High Holy Day services parents can leave their children with some of our amazing teachers. Babysitting will be provided for infants and toddlers and an educational program is available for children three to twelve years old. Children will be divided into classrooms based on age. Each classroom will have games and activities that relate to the High Holy Days, as well as a child friendly service.
The deadline for High Holy Day Children's Program registration is Monday, September 23. Don't miss out on this great opportunity for you kids - register now!
Visit the High Holy Day page for information on ticketing and seating, childcare, service schedules and to order lulav, etrog, and schach.
Daily Minyan in the morning and evening is a cornerstone of our synagogue, but we need your help! Please fill out the below pledge card and commit to attending Minyan regularly. You can return the pledge card to our office or scan and send to info@bmh-bj.org.
Senior Chavurah - September 19 High Holy Day Shiur with Rabbi Chai - September 19 Broadway Comes to Denver - December 8
This Shabbat Parashat Ki Teitzei
Friday Night Mincha: 6:15 pm Candle Lighting: 6:52 pm
Shabbat Day Daf Yomi: 8:00 am Sanctuary: 9:00 am Chapel: 9:15 am Taste of Torah:10:00 am Shabbat Afternoon & Evening Mincha: 6:50 pm Havdalah 7:52 pm
BMH-BJ Congregation 560 S. Monaco Pkwy Denver, CO 80224
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What's Inside? Young Professionals Summer Kickoff Bingo Shabbat Annual Meeting High Holiday Scribe: We Want To Hear From You Gift Shop
Young Professionals Summer Kickoff
Thursday, June 20 at 6:00 pm a the Lowry Beer Garden
Kick off a summer of great BMH-BJ Young Professionals programming with a class led by Rabbi Chaitovsky! Expand your mind while building community. RSVP on Facebook
First round on us!
Bingo Shabbat Shabbat, June 21
This shabbat we will be honoring our bingo volunteers who give their time in order to benefit the synagouge.
Annual Meeting Tuesday, June 25 at 7:00 pm
Join us for our annual meeting. We will be thanking those leaving the board and welcoming those coming onto the board. There will also be a State of the Shul address.
High Holiday Scribe: We Want To Hear From You
Do you have a simcha you want to announce in our Scribe? We want to feature births, graduations, engagements, weddings, and anything else worth celebrating in your world. Email clergyassist@bmh-bj.org to get your simcha in the Scribe.
Our shul is full of good cooks and we love to feature their recipes in our Scribe. If there is one you would like share email it to programs@bmh-bj.org .
Happenings at BMH-BJ Learn | Pray | Engage Classes, Services, and Programs
What's Inside? Minyan Meeting Young Professionals Summer Kickoff Broadway Comes to BMH-BJ Annual Meeting Bo Nashir - Come Sing on Shabbat Friday Night Shabbat Dinner High Holiday Scribe: We Want To Hear From You Casual Shabbats Guaranteeing The Future Campaign Gift Shop
Minyan Meeting Tonight, June 12 after Maariv in the Chapel
The men and women who regularly attend minyan will be meeting to discuss a recent decrease in attendance and address solutions. All are welcome to participate in this conversation.
Young Professionals Summer Kickoff
Thursday, June 20 at 6:00 pm a the Lowry Beer Garden
Kick off a summer of great BMH-BJ Young Professionals programming with a class led by Rabbi Chaitovsky! Expand your mind while building community. RSVP on Facebook
First round on us!
Broadway Comes to BMH-BJ Sunday, June 23 at 2:00 pm Tickets: $25 -Preregistration $35 - at the door
Cantor Martin Goldstein will be performing an afternoon of show tunes on Sunday, June 23. The concert will feature numbers from classic musical shows and show stoppers playing on Broadway today. Special guests from the University of Colorado Music Department will also be performing. Following the show we will have a happy hour reception. Join us for a fun upbeat musical afternoon!
Annual Meeting Tuesday, June 25 at 7:00 pm
Join us for our annual meeting. We will be thanking those leaving the board and welcoming those coming onto the board. There will also be a State of the Shul address.
Bo Nashir - Come Sing on Shabbat Friday, June 28 at 6:15 pm
Welcome in Shabbat with a musical service! All are encouraged to join as Cantor Marty leads Kabbalat Shabbat with a choir and band. Fill your soul with spiritual energy as you sing your way into Shabbat.
Friday Night Shabbat Dinner Friday, June 28 at 7:30 pm
Kick off your patriotic celebrations early by joining us for a Fourth of July themed Shabbat! Along with a good dinner and great company we will take a few minutes to honor those who have served our country. Reserve your seat!
High Holiday Scribe: We Want To Hear From You
Do you have a simcha you want to announce in our Scribe? We want to feature births, graduations, engagements, weddings, and anything else worth celebrating in your world. Email clergyassist@bmh-bj.org to get your simcha in the Scribe.
Our shul is full of good cooks and we love to feature their recipes in our Scribe. If there is one you would like share email it to programs@bmh-bj.org .
The deadline for Scribe submissions is July 3.
Casual Shabbats
With the arrival of summer we will be enjoying a more causal dress code at Shabbat services. Feel free to leave your tie at home or wear a breezy skirt. Please continue to follow the same modesty expectations we use year round.
Our synagogue is currently at a crossroads facing a deficit. In order to continue our mission, we need your immediate financial support. We are asking every member to assist us in Guaranteeing the Future. Please support this effort. You can donate to the campaign directly online, by calling us at 303-388-4203, or mailing a check to our office. If you call or send a check please designate you would like your donation to go to "Guaranteeing the Future".
