Kosher Living
Sunrise, sunset: Shabbat near the North Pole
Steve MarkApr 04, 2024
The rules for the duration of Shabbat are pretty clear: Roughly 25 hours and a few minutes after candlelighting on Friday night. Unless you are in a place like...
A kosher transformation
Larry HankinApr 04, 2024
2011, insurance agent Adam Moskowitz took a trip to Israel with The Jewish Experience and came home inspired to become more observant in his Judaism. Starting Jan. 1,...
Rabbi Eddie Shapiro is a kashrus jack of all trades
Chris LeppekMar 16, 2023
Rabbi Eddie Shapiro is a man of many skills and much experience; of many varied clients, both Jewish and non-Jewish, both living and dead; and of many titles.
Flipping Houses & Pancakes
Larry HankinMar 16, 2023
A new cookbook, Flipping Houses & Pancakes: Kosher Recipes & Kitchen Design Tips from an Amateur Professional, is written by former Denverite Dora (Krausz)...
Montana’s Bruks are Jewish entrepreneurs
Shana GoldbergMar 16, 2023
The words entrepreneur and CEO describe Rabbi Chaim and Chavie Bruk of Bozeman, Montana.
Davening is the ‘hallmark’ of Kehilas Bais Yisroel
Larry HankinMar 31, 2022
The formal name is Kehilas Bais Yisroel, the MB Glassman Shul, but everyone just refers to this East Side Orthodox synagogue as “KBY.”
Denver Kosher Info Exchange
Chris LeppekMar 31, 2022
Since 2009, the Denver Kosher Information Exchange, a Facebook group, has become an online stream of communication between metro-area, kosher-observant Jews (and some...
Aish Kodesh — Kids, congregants grow a synagogue together
Steve MarkMar 31, 2022
Shabbat services are just a few days away, and the sanctuary, in orderly fashion, is ready for congregants to arrive. Chairs are neatly placed, prayer books arranged on...
The prism: messages prompted by a bifurcated gravestone
Hillel GoldbergMar 18, 2021
The son of Bela Rubinstein (1908-1967) always wondered why his father sustained a youthful appearance even into old age. Bela Rubinstein was rosy-cheeked and wrinkle...
Is cultured meat the way of the future?
Chris LeppekMar 11, 2021
There are many things in today’s world that aren’t what they used to be.
Some cars are no longer mere mechanical slaves of their drivers.
Most...
