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UPCOMING EVENTS

 

 

 

 

Collective Voices:

 

Torah Study with Guest Rabbis

Join Temple Aaron for an informal, virtual Torah Study on Zoom, each first Shabbat Morning of the month at 10 am for an hour of lively discussion. As part of our Collective Voices program, various guest rabbis and speakers share their perspectives and wisdom, reflecting the great diversity among the Temple Aaron community. We are thankful and honored that rabbis from a wide range of backgrounds and locations are sharing their time and talents with us.

 

All are welcome. Join us!


         January 6, 2024: 10 am MT - Rabbi Debra Dressler from Temple Israel, London Ontario. Parshat HaShavuah

February 10, 2024: Rabbi Richard Address

February 24, 2024: Rabbi Harry Rosenfeld

March 9, 2024: Rabbi Richard Address

 

Vayekahel, Exodus 35:1-38:20:

 

1. Why is Shabbat mentioned first?

2. What can the Mishkan be seen as a symbol of?

3. What does the text mean by "whose heart so moves them"?

April 6, 2024: Rabbi Ruthie Gelfarb from Congregation Har Hashem, Boulder CO and Synagogue of the Summit, Frisco CO

May 4, 2024:  Rabbi Richard Address - NOTE START TIME WILL BE 10:30 AM MT

June 8, 2024: Rabbi Richard Address - 10 am MT

July 6, 2024: Rabbi Richard Address - 10 am MT

July 13: Shabbat service in person at Temple Aaron -- B'Nai Havurah from Denver 

10 am MT

July 27: Rabbi Joe Charnes - 10 am MT

August 10: Rabbi Harry Rosenfeld - 10 am MT

August 24: Rabbi Joe Charnes - 10 am MT

September 14: Rabbi Richard Address - 10 am MT

September 21: Learning session - focus on High Holidays, with Rabbi Charnes and AC - 10 am MT

Note: Rabbi Charnes and AC will lead this session from Temple Aaron for those who would like to attend in person. Lunch to follow! Questions? email AC@templeaaron.org

 

Note date change: October 8:  Learning session on Yom Kippur with Rabbi Charnes.  7 - 8 pm  

November 2: Rabbi Sandra Cohen - 10 am MT

December 14, 2024: Rabbi Harry Rosenfeld - 10 am MT

If you need the zoom link, just drop us an email at info@templeaaron.org to us know that you'd like to attend, and we'll send you the link. That's all!

Hanukkah Celebration

Dec. 27-28, 2024

Come celebrate Hanukkah this year with Shabbat services Friday eve and Saturday morning, followed by a Hanukkah bash Saturday night (Dec. 28). The evening will include music, latkes, a dreidel competition, and more. If you were with us at our Purim celebration in March, you know that Temple Aaron knows how to throw a good party. Come celebrate! Stay tuned for more details.

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