Today's Life
The grand opening of the new JCC South Denver location is Sunday, March 18, 2-4 p.m.
The 4,200-sq. foot site is located at 9625 E. Arapahoe Rd., Suites L-N, Greenwood Village.
Children’s activities and refreshments will be available throughout the afternoon, and a brief dedication will take place at 3 p.m.
“The community open house will provide an opportunity for families to experience the new facility, connect with other Jewish and interfaith families and tell us what programs, classes and other events they would like to see at the new location,” said Dani Wynn, program coordinator and Camp Shai South director.
The Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado will sponsor Super Sunday on Sunday, March 11, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at the Loup JCC, and on Monday, March 12, 5-8:30 p.m., at the federation, 300 S. Dahlia.
Chairs are Rachel Allen, Melinda Blatt, Jesse Blum, Aaron Cohen, Elyana Feldman, Kenneth Gurrentz, Joanne Kleinstein, Bob and Robyn Loup, Yossi Manor, Esti Marcus, Lisa Mintz, Nikki Naiman, Jamie Sarche, Michele Roth Scharg, Melanie Siegel, Marc Spritzer, Susan Stern, Kelli Trotsky Pfaff, Hugo Weinberger, D...
News of a looming scandal at the top ranks of Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, may have surprised and upset a veteran Denver member and leader of the organization, but not nearly enough to make her want to jump ship.
Sandy Schiff, a member of Hadassah for over 50 years and a board member of the Denver chapter “for almost that long,” has also served as president of the Denver chapter’s Masada group.
She admits that when she first read of allegations of misuse of fu...
Zera Abraham welcomed its new rabbi at a public gathering Jan. 4 at the synagogue.
Rabbi Tzvi Steinberg will assume the full time spiritual leadership of Zera Abraham after Passover, and until then will commute between Denver and his current home in Lakewood, NJ.
Rabbi Steinberg is an advanced rabbinic scholar at Beth Medrash Govoho (the “Lakewood yeshiva”) in New Jersey.
For the last 11 years, he has headed a kollel of 35 people to study a four-year cycle of Jewish law required for rabbi...
Rabbi Zev Pomeranz became the new associate rabbi at Aish Denver this fall.
Rabbi Yaakov Meyer, Aish Denver founder and director, met Rabbi Pomeranz in Israel this past summer and was impressed by the rabbi's "gentle and kind disposition as well as his profound wisdom," he says.
"I knew that he and his wonderful family would be a great fit for Aish Denver."