MAY 2010 LYAR – SIVAN 5770 from OY to JOY A DENVER JEWISH SENIOR ACTIVITY GUIDE VOLUME 3, ISSUE 5 FREE Over 1,200 Jewish teen athletes from around the world are coming to Denver this summer to participate in the JCC Maccabi Games®, an Olympic-style event that provides a unique combination of sports, cul- tural and social activities. Proud to host the Games for the very first time in Denver, the Robert E. Loup JCC invites you to share in the thrill of the Games August 1–6, 2010. More than 1,000 volunteers are needed to ensure the success of the 2010 Denver JCC Maccabi Games®. There are many ways you can assist to help make these Games memorable for the athletes and our community. The visiting athletes will travel with their local delegations to Denver on August 1, just in time for the first big event - Opening Ceremonies at DU’s Magness Arena. Volunteers are needed at the Opening Ceremonies to help usher, welcome, and direct people in all the right directions. The Games’ activities will continue bright and early on Monday morn- ing, August 2, with the beginning of the athletic competition. The sporting events will take place at multiple venues throughout Denver. Volunteers are needed at each venue to keep score, assist athletes in boarding the right busses, and be hosts and hostesses of our commu- nity, providing information to spectators at hospitality tables daily Monday through Friday. The Games are about a lot more than just athletics. The Games are about socializing and connecting with Jewish teens from around the world as well as celebrating Jewish values and culture. Volunteers are needed to help out in the Hang Time room and to serve meals and snacks throughout the week at the JCC where the athletes will be found taking breaks from competitions to relax and socialize. This is the per- fect opportunity for YOU to be involved in this momentous event, don’t miss out! To register or to learn more about other vol- unteer opportunities during the Games, please visit www.jccdenvermaccabi.org or call (303) 316-6318. Share in the Thrill of the 2010 Denver JCC Maccabi Games ® CONTENTS Senior Resources Directory ................. 02 Community Senior Activities • Allied Jewish Apartments................. 03–04 • BMH/BJ .............................. 04 • Hebrew Educational Alliance .............. 04–05 • Jewish Community Center ................ 05–07 • Jewish Family Services................... 07–08 • Shalom Park ........................... 08 • Temple Emanuel ........................ 08–09 • Temple Micah .......................... 09–10 • Temple Sinai ........................... 10
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MAY 2010LYAR – SIVAN 5770fromOY
toJOYA D E N V E R J EW I S H S E N I O R AC T I V I T Y G U I D E
VOLUME 3, ISSUE 5
FREE
Over 1,200 Jewish teen athletes from around the world are coming toDenver this summer to participate in the JCC Maccabi Games®, anOlympic-style event that provides a unique combination of sports, cul-tural and social activities. Proud to host the Games for the very firsttime in Denver, the Robert E.Loup JCC invites you to share in the thrillof the Games August 1–6, 2010.
More than 1,000 volunteers are needed to ensure the success of the 2010Denver JCCMaccabiGames®. There aremanyways you canassist tohelpmake these Gamesmemorable for the athletes and our community.
The visiting athletes will travel with their local delegations to Denver onAugust 1, just in time for the first big event - Opening Ceremonies atDU’sMagnessArena. Volunteers are needed at the Opening Ceremoniesto help usher,welcome, and direct people in all the right directions.
The Games’ activities will continue bright and early onMondaymorn-ing, August 2, with the beginning of the athletic competition. Thesporting events will take place at multiple venues throughout Denver.Volunteers are needed at each venue to keep score, assist athletes inboarding the right busses, and be hosts and hostesses of our commu-nity, providing information to spectators at hospitality tables dailyMonday through Friday.
The Games are about a lot more than just athletics. The Games areabout socializing and connecting with Jewish teens from around theworld as well as celebrating Jewish values and culture. Volunteers areneeded to help out in the Hang Time room and to serve meals andsnacks throughout the week at the JCC where the athletes will be foundtaking breaks from competitions to relax and socialize. This is the per-fect opportunity forYOU to be involved in this momentous event, don’tmiss out!
To register or to learn more about other vol-unteer opportunities during the Games,please visit www.jccdenvermaccabi.org orcall (303) 316-6318.
Share in the Thrill of the 2010 Denver JCCMaccabi Games®
Submission deadline is the3rd Monday two months prior
to the event run-date.
Allied JewishApartments is an independent andassisted living senior community providing subsi-dized and affordable apartments. Convenientlylocatedwithinwalking distance of themall,restau-rants and entertainment in Cherry Creek, ouractivity, trip and kosher dining programs makefinding new friends easy; and our 24-hour emer-gency response system provides peace of mind.
22 S. Adams Street, Denver, CO 80209(303) 399-1146 • www.ajsh.org
Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado is thecentral address for the Denver/Boulder Jewishcommunity. It is the place where we come to cele-brate our Jewish heritage, enrich our lives Jewishly,fulfill our philanthropic obligations and stand insolidarity with our brothers and sisters in Israel.Federation is the placewhere every Jew iswelcome;it is the place where every Jew belongs.
300 S. Dahlia St., Suite 300, Denver, CO 80246(303) 321-3399 • wwwjewishcolorado.org
Beth Nehamah Hospice is a not-for-profit hos-pice, serving all faiths, but with a focus on theJewish community.We strive to create a peacefuland meaningful experience for our patients,wherever they call home – in care centers, assist-ed living environments, or private homes.
14800 E. Belleview Drive, Aurora, CO 80015(303) 766-7600 • www.bethnehamah.org
Jewish Family Service of Colorado is a com-munity agency that serves individuals andfamilies regardless of faith or economic status.We are a hub of resources for the elderly, refugees,disabled, hungry, and emotionally distressed andoperate in a collaborative manner with othercommunity agencies.
3201 S. Tamarac Drive, Denver, CO 80231(303) 597-5000 • www.jewishfamilyservice.org
JFS at Home is a trustworthy, dedicated resourcefor specialized non-medical in-home care, suchas personal care, companion services and house-keeping for anyone who needs extra support athome. The services provided allow seniors andthose living with temporary or permanent med-ical conditions to maintain their independenceand live safely in their own homes. JFS at Homeoperates 7 days a week, 24 hours a day.
(303) 750-4000 • www.JFSatHome.com
MACC illuminates the human experiencethrough creative and cultural program in theperforming,visual and literary arts for the Jewishcommunity and the Denver community at large.We strive to produce, present, exhibit, preserveand advance the arts, serving as a performanceand exhibition venue, as well as an educationalresource for people at every stage of life.
350 S. Dahlia Street, Denver, CO 80246(303) 316-6360 • www.maccjcc.org
Robert E.Loup JewishCommunityCenter (JCC)is a comprehensive family center.The JCC’smissionis to provide recreational, cultural, educational andsocial programs to perpetuate, strengthen andserve the Jewish community, guided but its owntimeless Jewish goals and values.
350 S. Dahlia Street, Denver, CO 80246(303) 316-6358 • www.jccdenver.org
ShalomPark is a not-for-profit, Jewish non-sectar-ian organization offering skilled nursing and inde-pendent patio home and apartment living.Servicesfor assistance can be tailored to fit your needs!
14800 E. Belleview Drive, Aurora, CO 80015(303) 680-5000 • www.shalompark.org
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Community Senior Activities
May ProgramsActivities are grouped by sponsoring synagogue or agency
Allied JewishApartments
Every 1st Sunday, May 2From Inner Smiles to Profound JoyA fun class that will easily counteract apathy,negative moods and lowspirits. There's a simple technique called the “Inner Smile”, in whichwe are encouraged on-the-spot to smile inside, despite the circum-stances in which we find ourselves. This creates a glow we canactually feel, and that is the key to actively taking charge of feelingbetter. Francine Juhasz, Ph.D. will be the instructor. Francine has aPh.D. in psychology from Case Western Reserve University, and is anenergy management coach, wellness writer (two published books),psychotherapist and accomplished artist.
Location: Allied Jewish Apartments’ Penthouse Classroom, 11 S.Adams St.Time: 1 p.m.Cost: FreeContact: Front Desk at (303) 399-1146 or Connie Mather at (720) 382-7813
Wednesday, May 5Lunch on the Royal Gorge Train!Wewill travel on a beautiful charter bus to the Royal Gorge and boardthe Royal Gorge Train for breathtaking views of the RockyMountains!Enjoy a chef prepared three-course lunch on the train as we ridethrough the Gorge! Dine in an old-fashioned, restored dining carcomplete with tablecloths and real silver! Our estimated return timeis 5 p.m.
Location: Allied Jewish Apartments Main Entrance, 22 S. Adams St.Time: Departure time to be determined, please contact us.Cost: $109. Sign up before Friday, April 23.Contact: Front Desk at (303) 399-1146 or Connie Moore at (720) 382-7813
Wednesday, May 12Colorado Mountain Casinos TripJoin us as we travel to our beautiful Coloradomountain casino towns ofBlackhawk and Central City, once booming gold mining towns inColorado. While Black hawk is famous for their exciting casinos, thetown is quite rich in history, too.A short history of Black Hawk is avail-able courtesy of the Gilpin County Museum staff. We will park in acentral location and everyone will have an opportunity to go to the casi-no of their choice! You can gamble or just enjoy the beautiful sceneryand explore the towns. There is a free shuttle that travels to both towns
and stops at the casinos. *You must have a photo I.D. to get a PlayersCard. Be sure to insert your Players Card into the machines when play-ing! The casinos will then send you coupons and special deals. Pleaseencourage your neighbors to come along and join in the fun! We willonly be able to take a maximum of 39 people, so sign-up soon!
Location: Allied Jewish Apartments Main Entrance, 22 S. Adams St.Time: 9 a.m.—2 p.m.Cost: $5. Sign up before Monday, May 10.Contact: Front Desk at (303) 399-1146 or Connie Moore at (720) 382-7813
Sunday, May 16Peter Pan, the High Flying BroadwayMusical!Boulder Dinner Theatre – MatineePeter Pan is the story of a boy who didn’t want to grow up and spenthis life in Neverland,battling pirates and Indians. When he brings theDarling children to Neverland with him, he finally defeats his foe,Captain Hook, and befriends the Indian Chief. A delicious lunch isincluded in the price, with several delicious entrees to choose from,and the actors are our servers! Coffee, sodas, and tip are included.Alcoholic beverages and dessert are not included.
Location: Allied Jewish Apartments Main Entrance, 22 S. Adams St.Time: 11 a.m.Cost: $35 + $4 roundtrip fee. Sign up before Monday, May 3.Contact: Front Desk at (303) 399-1146 or Connie Moore at (720) 382-7813
Sunday, May 23Fiddler on the Roof at the Ellie CaulkinsOpera HouseFiddler on the Roof, the Tony Award-winning musical that has cap-tured the hearts of people all over the world with its universal appeal,embarks on a North American tour. Based on the stories of SholomAleichem, Fiddler on the Roof has been lauded by critics and won thehearts of people all around the world. No other musical has so magi-cally woven music, dance, poignancy and laughter into such an elec-trifying and unforgettable experience. Relive a glorious tradition ofthe musical theatre.
Location: Allied Jewish Apartments Main Entrance, 22 S. Adams St.Time: 1 p.m.Cost: $45 + $2 roundtrip fee. Sign up by Friday, May 14.Contact: Front Desk at (303) 399-1146 or Connie Moore at (720) 382-7813
Every 4th Tuesday, May 25Art TherapyJoin Hans Houtman, an accomplished Dutch artist who has exhibitedhis art in numerous exhibitions in Germany, Spain and Holland. Hewill help you feel at home with paint and paper by giving you tips andeasy shortcuts on how to proceed.More than this, he will help you andinspire you to give freedom to your feelings and emotions with colorand your own designs that are guaranteed to surprise and delight you.
Location: Allied Jewish Apartments’ Penthouse Classroom, 11S. Adams St.Time: 11:30 a.m.Cost: FreeContact: Front Desk at (303) 399-1146 or Connie Mather at (720) 382-7813
AnytimeOne on One Technology AssistanceNeed help with a computer problem? Can’t work your digital camera?Arrange for a personal session with Michael Bloczynski, AJA’sComputer Center Director.
Location: Allied Jewish Apartment’s Resident Computer Center, 22Adams St.Cost: FreeContact: Michael Bloczynski at (303) 598-8610 for an appointment.
BMH - BJ
Wednesday, May 12Good to Know: N’ BalanceImprove your balance with an exercise program to improve strength,gait, posture, cognition, equilibrium and other balance-related sys-tems, presented by St.Anthony’s Hospital.
Location: BMH-BJ - Blitt Learning Center in Fisher Hall, 560 S. MonacoParkwayTime: 1 p.m.Cost: Free but donations appreciated.Contact: Selma Zwerdlinger at (303) 745-5006
Wednesday, June 16Tai ChiLearn gentle, graceful moves promoting flexibility and balance, pre-sented by St.Anthony’s HospitalLocation: BMH-BJ - Blitt Learning Center in Fisher Hall, 560 S. MonacoPkwyTime: 1 p.m.Cost: Free but donations appreciated.Contact: Selma Zwerdlinger at (303) 745-5006
MondaysJudaism in the 21st CenturyJoin us for discussions of various pertinent topics, led by RabbiSelwyn Franklin.
Location: BMH-BJ Congregation – Miller Library, 560 S. Monaco Pkwy.Time: 9:45 a.m.Cost: Free and open to the community.Contact: Josh Gold at (303) 951-8235.
WednesdaysWeekly Torah Class with Cantor JoelLichtermanEnjoy a delicious breakfast with us.
Location: BMH-BJ, 560 S. Monaco Pkwy.Time: Following morning services.Cost: FreeContact: (303) 388-4203.
ThursdaysWomen’s Parsha Class with Ellyn HuttLocation: BMH-BJ, 560 S. Monaco Pkwy.Time: 11 a.m.Cost: FreeContact: Ellyn Hutt at (303) 333-0666
365 Days a YearShacharit and Mincha/Maariv ServicesLocation: BMH-BJ Congregation, 560 S. Monaco Pkwy., Chapel onCenter St.Time: Please call the shul or visit www.bmh-bj.org, as times willchange with sunset and holidays.Contact: (303) 388-4203
Hebrew EducationalAlliance (HEA)
Through May 7thArt Exhibit by Artist Marilyn LandeThis miniature museum, created as folk art, highlights Jewish artistsfrom the 17th to the 20th century and includes special exhibit rooms,such asMarc Chagall'sWorkshop inVenice, Sonia DeLaunay's Movie Setfrom the1930's as well as Myer Meyers Silversmith Shop and Store, dat-ing around the 1750's.Location: Hebrew Educational Alliance, 3600 S. Ivanhoe St.Time: During regular business hoursCost: FreeContact: Naomi at (303)758-9400, ext. 213 [email protected] .
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Monday eveningsMah JonggJoin Mah Jongg players every Monday evening. People of all levels(including new players) are accommodated.
Location: Hebrew Educational Alliance - Library, 3600 S. Ivanhoe St.Time: 7–9 p.m.Cost: $2/person for refreshments.Contact: Naomi Kirshner at (303) 758-9400, ext.213 or [email protected].
WednesdaysLunch and LearnJoin us for a stimulating discussion of works by Jewish authors, led byAbbey Kapelovitz, Ph.D. in English and former associate dean at theUniversity of Denver. Stories are read in advance so contact Naomi forinformation.
Location: Hebrew Educational Alliance, 3600 S. Ivanhoe St.Time: Lunch - 11:30 a.m.; Discussion - 12—1 p.m.Cost: $6/person, if purchasing a bagels and lox lunch. No charge ifbringing own dairy brown bag.Contact: Naomi Kirshner at (303) 758-9400, ext.213, [email protected].
Thursday AfternoonsMah JonggJoin Mah Jongg players every otherWednesday afternoon.
Location: Hebrew Educational Alliance - Library, 3600 S. Ivanhoe St.Time: 1—3 p.m.Cost: $2/person for refreshmentsContact: Naomi Kirshner at (303)758-9400, ext 213 [email protected].
Jewish Community Center (JCC)The JCC will be closed for Shavuot on Wednesday, May 19 andThursday, May 20 and Memorial Day, May 31. There will be no VOAmeals on Wednesday, May 19; Thursday, May 20; or Monday, May 31.
Computer Classes will resume in September
TuesdaysSenior ForumThe first Tuesday of every month,ActiveMinds® will present a programat the JCC. Active Mind’s mission is to expand lives and minds byproviding outstanding educational programs. Active Minds believes inlifelong learning and fostering active minds for life.
May 4 – Medical MarijuanaMarijuana dispensaries have proliferated in Denver to the pointwhere there are more of them than Starbucks locations or liquorstores. Join Active Minds® as we seek to understand why this trendhas exploded here and what the various arguments are in thisdebate. We will explore the legal issues, societal challenges andmed-ical pros and cons of this interesting issue.This event is sponsored byJFS At Home.
May 11 – Ely KarasikEly Karasik and two additional performers will be playing Jewish andRussian music. This will be a lively and exciting experience.
May 18 – Elizabeth NaiduElizabeth Naidu will explore her life growing up in India and the tran-sitions of moving to the United States.
May 25 – Cherie Karo Schwartz – Where in the World…? ATapestry of Worldwide Jewish Tales.As the Jewish people,we have lived in countries throughout the worldfor centuries, giving to and borrowing from many, many cultures.Come on a journey of discovery to experience Jewish tales from exot-ic and familiar lands. Enter the world of the Israel Folktale Archives,which has gathered 25,000 Jewish stories and become part of our richlegacy: the stories which have sustained us for thousands of years.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC-Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 10 a.m. for all of the above events.Cost: Free for Senior Forum members.Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359
1st & 3rd Tuesdays, May 4 and 18Yiddish Club - Lomir Red’n YiddishJoin Rosalyn “Reyzele” Kirkel at the “Lomir Red’n Yiddish” club andhave fun speaking Yiddish. Whether you are a fluent speaker or abeginner, you are welcome. Rosalyn “Reyzele” is a native Yiddishspeaker from Lithuania (Lita) and loves to speak Yiddish.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC- Perlmutter Room, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 12:30—2 p.m.Cost: $5/session.Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
2nd and 4th Tuesdays, May 11 and 25ShmoozSusan Jacobs leads a discussion of the issues of the day with thisdynamic group.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Perlmutter Room, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 12:30—2 p.m.Cost: FreeContact: Lil at (303) 316-6359
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Wednesday, May 26Professional Foot Care ClinicLocation: Robert E. JCC–MACC Board Room, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 8:30 a.m.—3 p.m.Cost: $16/session by appointment only.Contact: Jacque at (303) 914-8515.
Thursdays, May 13 and 27Short Story LiteratureThis group selects literary works, short stories, memoirs and otherworks to read and discuss. This year the group will read from The Artof the Story, an International Anthology of Contemporary Short Storiesby Daniel Halpern, editor.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC-Perlmutter Room, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 10—11:30 a.m.Cost: FreeContact: Lil at (303) 316-6359
MondaysLet's Write with Susan JacobsDiscover the joy of writing. If you have never written before or havewritten volumes, joining this unique group of writers is stimulatingand fun.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 9—11 a.m.Cost: FreeContact: Lil at (303) 316-6359
Mondays & WednesdaysMah JonggFor the experienced player. If four or more players attend, an addi-tional table will be set up to accommodate them.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 12:30 p.m.Cost: 50 cents.Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
Monday–FridayVOA Kosher Lunch ProgramThere will be no VOA meals onWednesday,May 19; Thursday,May 20;or Monday, May 31.Enjoy amid-daymeal with lively company complete with table service.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 11:45 a.m.Cost: Suggested donation is $2.50/individual (Seniors who cannot afford$2.50 are welcome to dine and donate whatever amount they can.)Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
Monday–FridayPoker Poker Poker!Men and women are invited to join this lively group.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 12:30—3:30 p.m.Cost: 50 cents to play.Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
WednesdaysKnitting for IsraelInstructor Delores Flax guides participants in knitting beautifulitems for donation to Israelis in need.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 10—11:30 a.m.Cost: FreeContact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
WednesdaysDuplicate Bridge GroupJoin in for a stimulating afternoon playing bridge.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 12:30—3:30 p.m.Cost: 50 cents.Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
FridaysCurrent EventsFacilitated by Susan Jacobs. Kibbitz and discuss how to solve theworld’s problems.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC – Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 9:30—10:30 a.m.Cost: FreeContact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
FridaysTaste of Shabbat Kosher Lunch ProgramGet into the Shabbat spirit a few hours early each week with a deli-cious lunch. RSVPs for large groups are requested.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC–Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 11:45 a.m.Donation: $2.50/individual (Seniors who cannot afford $2.50 arewelcome to dine and donate whatever amount they can.)Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359.
JCC Exercise ProgramsThe following classes are held at the JCC Sports & Fitness Center andare free for Sports & Fitness Center members. Unless otherwise noted,the cost for JCC annual members is $50/8 classes. A punch card is alsoavailable for $50/8 visits.
Arthritis Aquafitness(sponsored by the Arthritis Foundation)Beneficial joint and range of motion exercises and fun.
M/T/W/F, noon—1 p.m.
Low ImpactAerobic dance, light weights and fun for all fitness levels.
M/W/F, 7—8 a.m.M/F, 11 a.m.—noon
T’ai Chi ChuanGentle, flowing movement to promote vitality.
Senior YogaEnhance your flexibility and reduce stress.
Wednesdays, 10–11 a.m.
Water ExerciseAny class M–F between 9 a.m.–4 p.m.(maximum of 4 classes/8-punchcard)
Jewish Family Services
Through MayGail benEzraAlthough born in New York City, Gail has fallen in love with the lightand expansiveness of Colorado and the Southwest. Her oil paintingsdelight the viewer with the interplay of color, pattern, and design. Sheuses an interpretive and creative style in her landscapes, florals andfigure paintings.
Location: Rafael Spiritual Healing Center (in the JFS building), 3201 S.Tamarac Dr.Information and viewing: Cynthia Heller at (303) 597-5000, ext. 392 [email protected].
Tuesday, May 4Medical MarijuanaMarijuana dispensaries have proliferated in Denver to the point wherethere are more of them than Starbucks locations or liquor stores. JoinActive Minds® as we seek to understand why this trend has explodedhere and what the various arguments are in this debate. We willexplore the legal issues, societal challenges and medical pros and consof this interesting issue. This event is sponsored by JFS At Home.
Location: Robert E. Loup JCC-Senior Lounge, 350 S. Dahlia St.Time: 10 a.m.Cost: Free for Senior Forum members.Contact: Lil at (303) 316-6359
Tuesday, May 11JFS Executive LuncheonTickets are on sale now for the JFS Executive Luncheon on Tuesday,May 11. This year the featured speaker is Christopher Buckley, hailedas “the quintessential political novelist of his time” by FortuneMagazine. Audiences have called Buckley’s talks “the wittiest, funni-est, wry-est presentation of them all!”
Location: Donald R. Seawell Grand Ballroom, 1101 13th AvenueTime: Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Program begins promptly at noon.Cost: $150.Contact: Lynn Cooper at (303) 597-5000, ext. 365,[email protected] or www.jewishfamilyservice.org.
Tuesdays, May 4 – May 25“Before the Mourning: Sacred Conversationsabout End-of-Life Concerns”Beth Nehamah Hospice, Feldman Mortuary, and the Rafael SpiritualHealing Center of Jewish Family Service continue, “Before theMourning: Sacred Conversations about End-of-Life Concerns,” alunch time series. Kosher dietary laws will be followed. The series ishosted by Shalom Park, 14800 East Belleview Drive in Aurora, andtours are available before and after each event. Free transportationwill also be provided by Shalom Park B’yahad program; pleaseinquire when you RSVP.
Presenters and Topics:
May 4:“TheWell-IntentionedMourner” presented by Rabbi DavidZucker, PhD, chaplain and director of spirituality at Shalom Park, andchaplain with Beth Nehamah Hospice.
May 18: “Coping with Our Losses” presented by Rabbi Steven E.Foster, Temple Emanuel. **Note date change.
May 25:“Act Toward Me with Truth and Kindness: TheValues andIntegrity of Jewish Burial” presented by Rabbi Edward S. Shapiro,president and executive director of the Rocky Mountain ChevraKaddisha. ** Note date change.Reservations are required.
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Location: Shalom Park, 14800 E. Belleview Ave.Time: NoonContact: Cynthia Heller at (303) 597-5000, ext. 392 [email protected].
Tuesday, June 22Active Minds Presentation on the Future ofPakistanFormed in 1947 in the partition of what was British India, Pakistanhas a history characterized by periods of tension and warfare with itsneighbor, India. Recent events have been marked by increasingconflict within Pakistan’s borders between the secular governmentand the rising tide of Islamic Fundamentalism lead by the Taliban.Join us as we explore the seeds of the current situation and discussthe ongoing political struggle in this important country, particularlyas it relates to the US involvement in Afghanistan. This program issponsored by JFS at Home.
Every ThursdayB’Yahad (formerly Play at the Park)Join the residents of Shalom Park for a fun afternoon activity andrefreshments or visit with friends who live there! Transportation willbe provided from locations throughout the community. Please callfor your nearest pick-up location.
Location: Shalom Park 14800 E. Belleview DriveTime: 1:30—3:30 p.m.Cost: No chargeContact: Jody at Shalom Park at (303) 680-5000 to RSVP or requesttransportation.
Temple Emanuel
Tuesday, May 4The Comedy of Burns and AllenWho could possibly forget Allen’s uniquely vocal comedic turns toBurns’ irrepressible straight man? Many people know their comedybut few know their fascinating life story. Join Robert Landau as hetalks about their story, both on and off the stage. Clips will be shown.
Location: Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St.Time: 10:45 a.m.—noon.Cost: No charge. RSVP by April 29Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
Tuesday, May 11Understanding the Holiday of Shavuot andthe Giving of the TorahLecture and holiday dairy lunch with Rabbi Mitch Delcau.
Location: Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St.Time: 11 a.m.—1 p.m.Cost: No charge for lecture only; $5 for lunch due by May 3Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
Tuesday, May18JapanFrom imperialist empire to economic power, Japan has a fascinatinghistory. Join Active Minds® as we trace the evolution of the modernJapanese state from its ancient roots to the present. We will cover theimpact of Japan's involvement in World War II as well as their eco-nomic recession in the 1990's.
Location: Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St.Time: 10:45 a.m.—noon.Cost: No charge. RSVP by May 13Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
Thursday, May 27 (Date rescheduled from April)Dazzle Senior Jazz LunchDenver’s premier Jazz Supper Club presents The Lenny Kaye Trio
Location: Meet at the Grape Street entrance for bus transportation to930 Lincoln Street.Time: Please call the voice message at Temple Emanuel for departuretime.Cost: $22 includes transportation, a choice of entrée, soda, coffee,tea, wine, beer or well drink, tax, tip and great live jazz with TempleEmanuel member Lenny Kaye.Payment Deadline: Thursday, April 8Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
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Tuesday, June 1Danny Kaye – Performer and HumanitarianExtraordinaireRobert Landau discusses one of the most beloved and admired enter-tainers of his time. From the Catskills to Broadway to Hollywood –clips included!
Location: Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St.Time: 10:45 a.m.—noonCost: Free. RSVP by May 27.Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
Tuesday, June 8L’Dor V’Dor – From Generation to GenerationA photo digitizing event! Learn how to preserve those precious photos,videos and audio files – even children’s art work. Loose photos (up to25) can be scanned at Temple and preserved on a CD by Memories toDigital.You can also bring a list of things youwould like to preserve andthey will provide a free consultation. Memorial website informationwill be available from 225 Media. Sponsored by Feldman Mortuary
Location: Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St.Time: 10:45 a.m.—noon.Cost: Photo digitizing - $10 donation to The Network of Temple Emanuel(Limited to the first 25 prepaid reservations). RSVP by June 4.Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
Tuesday, June 15The Network’s 26th Birthday Bash in Honorof Rabbi Steven and Joyce FosterIce Cream Social andMusical Programwith Temple Emanuel’s CantorRegina Heit, Pianists KenMervine, Leonard Kramish and Bryan Zive,Musical Director at Temple Sinai.
Location: Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St.Time: 1:30—3 p.m.Cost: $5 due by June 7Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
Tuesday, June 22The Future of PakistanFormed in 1947 in the partition of what was British India,Pakistan hasa history characterized by periods of tension and warfare with itsneighbor, India.Recent events have beenmarked by increasing conflictwithin Pakistan’s borders between the secular government and therising tide of Islamic Fundamentalism lead by the Taliban.Join us asweexplore the seeds of the current situation and discuss the ongoing polit-ical struggle in this important country, particularly as it relates to theU.S. involvement in Afghanistan. Sponsored by JFS at Home.
Location: Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St.Time: 10:45 a.m.–noonCost: Free. RSVP by June 3.Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307.
Location: Denver Center for the Performing ArtsTime: Sunday MatineesCost: A call list is being developed for all of the above. When I receiveprice confirmations from Center Attractions, I will call you to confirm.Please do not delay as there will be a short turn around and I willneed a group minimum in order to offer you the best prices!Depending on the interest, we may be able to arrange for a bus orcarpools.Contact: Jodi Glater at (303) 388-4013, ext. 307
WednesdaysLunch and LearnJoin Cantor Heit for lunch and lively discussions! The discussionbegins with the sacred texts and then the sky’s the limit! No prepara-tion required! Bring your own brown bag lunch.
Fridays, May 7 (Sephardi)Funky Friday ShabbatTune up your spirit with Rabbi Adam Morris leading Shabbat ritualsand Hal Aqua presenting Sephardi-style music this evening.
Thursdays, May 20Rabbi Mo’s RoundtableRise and dine on breakfast or just enjoy a cup of coffee,with a stimu-lating conversation moderated by Rabbi AdamMorris, also known as“Rabbi Mo.”
Meeting Places - Downtown – Snooze, 2262 Larimer St.Time: 7:30 a.m.Cost: The talk is free; buy a meal, nosh or beverage, if you wish.Contact: Temple Micah at (303) 388-4239, [email protected] orwww.micahdenver.org
Temple Sinai
Friday evening, May 7The New Sinai Shabbat Dinner Experience –“Back to Bread “You are invited to come celebrate Shabbat with a delicious dinner. It’sa time for family and friends with fabulous food, exciting themes,music and fun for everyone.
Location: Temple Sinai, 3509 S. Glencoe St.Time: 5:30 p.m.Cost: $12 for adults; $5 for children (12 and under)Contact: Lisa Thorner at (303) 759-1827 or [email protected]
Sunday, May 16Jewish Chapel TourJoin Rabbi Joel Schwartzman, formerAir Force chaplain on a fascinat-ing insider tour of the Air Force Academy Chapel and Jewish Chapel.A bus will leave Temple Sinai at 9 a.m. and will take you to the AirForce Academy in Colorado Springs.
Date: May 16Time: 9 a.m.—3 p.m.Lunch: Please pack a sack lunch or you may purchase lunch at theSubway at the AcademyCost: $25/personContact: Lisa Thorner at (303) 759-1827 or [email protected]
2nd MondaysMemoir Writing ChavarahJoin a new group and learn to write your memoirs. No experience isneeded.
Location: Temple Sinai, 3509 South Glencoe St.Time: 1—3 p.m.Cost: FreeContact: Marsha Gold at [email protected]
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Thursday afternoonsDrop–in Mah JonggPlease join us for monthly Mah Jongg games at Temple Sinai.We willbe playing on May 27 and June 24.
Location: Temple Sinai, 3509 S. Glencoe St.Cost: FreeTime: 1:30–3:30 p.m.Contact: Lisa Thorner at (303) 759-1827 or [email protected] formore details
ThursdaysLunch and LearnJoin us to study and discuss a special selection of text from classicalJewish literature. The emphasis will be on discussion, questions andthoughts, led by Rabbi Rick Rheins or Rabbi Jay TelRav. It is an openforum, an opportunity to bring up any topic to explore with theRabbis.
Location: Temple Sinai, 3509 S. Glencoe St.Time: 12—1 p.m.Cost: Free. Bring your own brown bag lunch.Contact: Lisa Thorner at (303) 759-1827 or [email protected]
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