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| 1. | Shabbat on Skis this Sat. (all ages) | 3/12/05 | |
| 2. | Rosh Chodesh and Shabbat this Fri. (All age women) | 3/12/05 | |
| 3. | Bagel and Blocks: Kids up to 4 years | 3/18/05 | |
| 4. | Shabbat Hike for Familes (Kids age 4-8) | 3/19/05 | |
| 5.. | Shabbat Hike for Familes (Kid age 9 -12) | 3/19/05 | |
| 6. | Aspen Snowshoe Hike | 3/27/05 | |
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All
that we see -- the heaven, the earth, and all that fills it --
all these things are the external garmets of God.
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Dear $first,
Snow is falling outside my window, yet on the south side of the house the crocuses are blooming. Spring in Colorado -- and everywhere-- is a wonderful time to marvel at the ability of God's Creation to sustain itself. (And to do some spring skiing!)
Join
us at Copper this Shabbat for a service. Last one of the
season!
Kids? Do we have activites for kids! From babies
on up. On March 19, join our family hikes for
kids 4-8 and 9-12.
Women of all ages will enjoy the Rosh Chodesh celebration with Amy this Friday night.
L' Shalom,
Rabbi Jamie Korngold
Adventure Rabbi
| What: |
Shabbat Service at Copper Mountain, just below Solitude Station at the top of the Eagle quad lift (look for the banner) We will meet at 12:30 p.m. for an approx. 20 minute service, then join us for some turns. Or, meet us at 10 a.m. to ski. (See below) |
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| When: | Saturday
March 12 12:30 p.m. |
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| Where: | Copper Mountain, behind and slightly downhill of Solitude Station. Solitude Station is at the top of the Eagle quad lift. From the Center Village: take the Eagle lift, turn left as you get off of the lift, heading toward Solitude Station and the Excelerator lift. Just as you pass by Solitude Station, look for the Adventure Rabbi banner on your left. We will be to the right and slightly downhill from Solitude Station (northeast of the building). If you find yourself in the terrain park or at the Chapel (with a big cross), you are on the wrong side of Solitude Station. From the Super Bee: take the Super Bee to the top, ski or board down Copperopolis. At the base of the Excelerator lift, head toward Solitude Station. Look for the Adventure Rabbi banner, just to the right and slightly downhill from Solitude Station. |
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| Carpools: | Carpools are driving from the Front Range. If you would like to ride or drive, join our carpool listserv and post your request to the group. | |
| Meet to Ski: | If
you would like to ski with us earlier in the day, we'll be meeting
at the base of the Super Bee at 10:00 a.m. We'll break into groups
by level if necessary. If you let us know to expect you, we'll look
for you. click
here >> We will (try) to have an Adventure Rabbi banner or sign out so you can find us. Or, look for Rabbi K.'s white K2 tele skis, G3 red cable bindings and blue plastic boots. Usually a blue jacket and black pants. |
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| Who: | Adults, children, alpine skiers, tele-skiers, boarders… | |
| Fee: | Zip, Zero, Free.
(Donations Welcome. Click here to donate online) |
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Sponsored
in part by a generous grant from the: Allied Jewish Federation of
Colorado - Boulder Select Fund To add your donation, click here>> |
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Email: info@adventurerabbi.org
or call Kelly 303.617.4200 ext 13
| 2. Intergenerational Rosh Chodesh |  |
Rosh Chodesh,
the celebration of the new moon, occurs at the beginning of each Jewish
month and has historically been a time for women to come together, celebrate
Jewishly, and share our lives.
Join us as we come together to experience:
- A community of women of all ages
- Learning, sharing and celebrating
- Teachings about the impact of various Jewish women
- A special candlelighting celebration
- Cool (not stuffy!) arts and crafts projects
| Who: | Jewish women of all ages |
| When: | 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. on March 11, April 10, May 9, |
| Where: | Amy Kopkin's home |
| Cost: | $10/ session |
| Leader: | Amy Kopkin, Adventure Rabbi Youth Program Director |
| RSVP: | Yes, please do! |
More info? please click here >>
Sponsoredin
part by a generous grant from the
Colorado Venture Philanthropy Fund II To
add your donation, click here>>
| What: | Finding God in a Cottonwood Tree Seeing Nature Through a Jewish Lens |
| Who: | Parents and their children up to 4 years of age |
| Program | How can we take a simple act like walking through open space and fill it with awareness and connection? How can watching a squirrel or touching a tree become a spiritually uplifting experience? And how can we share this new lens with our children? Why does standing on top of a mountain fill us with an unexplainable joy and how can we bring more of that joy into our daily lives? Together, we will explore these questions and begin to see our natural world through new eyes |
| Leader: | Amy Kopkin |
| When: | March 18 10-11 am |
| Where: | Boulder JCC Annex |
| Fee: | $9/ adult $7 Moxie Mom members (includes bagels, juice and fruit) |
| RSVP: | Beth Litz Click here>> |
| Date: | Time: | Age: |
Fee: | Location: |
March19
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10
- 12 noon |
4-8 | $5 per child, adults free | Shanahan
Ridge, Boulder (directions) RSVP REQUIRED |
March19
April 16 |
2
- 4 pm |
9-12 | $5 per child, adults free | Shanahan
Ridge, Boulder (directions) RSVP REQUIRED |
| Note: Adults must accompany their children. | ||||
| Sponsored
by a generous grant from the Colorado Venture Philanthropy Fund II To add your donation, click here>> |
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