EVENTS
High Holidays
Rosh Hashanah
Friday, Sept. 11th: 6:30 pm
Saturday, Sept 12th:10:30 am
Tashlich: 2 pm
kiddush meal to follow services
Yom Kippur
Sunday, Sept. 20th: 6:30 pm
Monday, Sept. 21st: 10:30 am
Neilah: 7 pm
Break fast to follow
Although there is no cost to attend, donations to help offset the cost of services and meals are appreciated!
Please click HERE to donate $36 or another amount.
SUKKOT
(Shmini Atzeret/Simchat Torah)
September 25th-October 4th
In person event information to come.
Hanukkah
December 4th-12th
Temple Aaron celebration on
Saturday, December 5th: 6:30 pm
Candle lighting, dreidel competition, latkes and more!
Shabbat
A Collective Voices Program
Shabbat Torah Studies with Rabbi Joe Charnes and other guest rabbis.
Sessions are held one Saturday of each month 10 - 11 am MT on Zoom
Welcome to the new 2026 Shabbat Zoom Series! All this year, Rabbi Joe Charnes will lead us in a monthly Zoom study exploring the beauty and wisdom of the Hebrew calendar, which, according to the mystics, offers us insights into living life with greater depth and meaning.
IN PERSON SHABBAT
Pre Yom Kippur Shabbat with Rabbi Joe and Sarah.
Friday, September 18th at 6:30 pm MT time. Service followed by Kiddush
Saturday, September 19th at 10:30 AM followed by kiddush lunch.
Evening learning and Havdalah 6:30
Seeking Sacred Understanding:
Interfaith Conversations with
Rabbi Joe Charnes and special guests.
Since the dawn of humanity, religious expression has been a central component of our shared human experience, a search for answers to life's most challenging questions.
Why are we here? How did life come into being? Does life have ultimate meaning or existential purpose? How does one live a morally righteous life? Are there absolute standards of good and evil, or is morality merely a cultural construct? Why is there evil and suffering in life? Does life continue beyond the grave? What is the nature of sacred revelation?
Please join us for a new monthly (for the most part!) series on Zoom with Rabbi Joe Charnes and religious leaders from across the faith spectrum as they explore these and other questions through sacred dialogue. Our hope is to seek greater understanding of life and self, as well as greater understanding and respect of others.
Seeking Sacred Understanding 2026
Wednesday, September 16th@6pm MT time
with Rabbi Joe Black
ZOOM LINK: HERE
Rabbi Black is joining us for a wonderful talk with our Rabbi Joe Charnes. Rabbi Joe Black is an award-winning songwriter and nationally recognized musician. He is also Emeritus of Temple Emanuel in Denver, CO. He retired from the pulpit after a 38 year career.
**For Zoom links to any of Temple Aaron's online events, you can click on the calendar entry HERE and click on the event details. You can also save the events, including zoom links, right in whatever calendar app you may use.**