Congregation Har HaShem

We’re hiring!

At Congregation Har HaShem, we believe that behind every meaningful Jewish experience is someone who cares deeply about making it real. That’s why we’re looking for an Education & Bet Mitzvah Program Manager to join our team.

This role is about so much more than logistics—it’s about welcoming families, guiding children through profound milestones, and creating the conditions for Jewish learning and belonging to flourish. You’ll be the warm organizational backbone that helps us live our values every day.

From a child’s first day in Religious School to a teen’s Bat Mitzvah celebration, you’ll help ensure every family feels noticed, named, known, needed, and nurtured.

If you’re someone who finds joy in creating order from complexity and meaning in the details that matter, we’d love to meet you.

Education & Bet Mitzvah Program Manager at Har HaShem - Boulder, CO Education Bet Mitzvah Program Manager Position Overview Congregation Har HaShem is seeking an exceptionally organized, relationship-oriented professional to serve as our Education Bet Mitzvah Program Manager. This role is the organizational heart of our Lifelong Learning programs, ensuring that ever...

Join Cantor Devorah Avery & Rabbi Ruthie Gelfarb tomorrow at 7pm in the beautiful HHS Sanctuary for an unforgettable evening of Mourning & Meaning: Observing Tisha B'Av. Take a moment to reflect on the significance of this sacred day as we come together to read from the powerful Book of Lamentations, sing traditional melodies that evoke the spirit of our ancestors, and explore how to transform our collective grief into lovingkindness and action. Learn how to channel your emotions into positive change and find comfort in the community. 🕯️ Don't miss this opportunity to connect with others and find meaning in the midst of sorrow. See you there! 🕯️

Join Boulder JCC for a Blood Drive next Thursday, July 30th!
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs a blood transfusion. Make a life-changing impact in your community—book your appointment today.
Register here: https://shorturl.at/Dv64s

Join us for a special evening featuring Samira Mehta in conversation with Rabbi Ruth Gelfarb! They will engage in an in-depth discussion of Mehta’s compelling new book, "God Bless the Pill."

Samira K. Mehta is associate professor of women and gender studies at the University of Colorado Boulder, where she also serves as the director of the Program in Jewish Studies.

This program is presented in partnership with the Boulder JCC, with promotional support from Boulder Hadassah and the Women of Har HaShem

Register here: https://www.boulderjcc.org/events/2026/07/20/boulder-jcc-programs/wotj-education-programs-book-talk-with-samira-mehta/

What could become possible if you had the dedicated space and community to grow as a leader?

Applications and nominations are now open for the fifth cohort of the Jewish Ideas Fellowship (JIF)!

JIF is for emerging leaders who want to:

☀️ Be nourished through Jewish learning and mentorship.
🌱 Grow as a reflective and skilled leader.
💙 Join a vibrant community that embraces curiosity and connection.

If that sounds like you – or someone you know – now's the time to take the next step.

Nominate by August 12th and apply by August 17th. Learn more: huc.edu/JIF

WE'RE HIRING!
Do you think that you would be a great fit for the position of Education and Bet Mitzvah Coordinator? Apply today using the link below!

https://www.jewishjobs.com/job/engan6/education-and-bet-mitzvah-coordinator/boulder/co

Pledge to Vote! As we prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July and commemorate America's 250th anniversary, we honor the enduring promise that voters choose our leaders. Every eligible voter deserves the opportunity to make their voice heard and have their vote count.

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who do you know making a difference?

Some of the most effective responses to division are happening in unexpected places. Nominations for The 36 Award are open until Friday, July 17 to honor and amplify courageous individuals who are doing innovative work to challenge antisemitism through solidarity-based approaches rooted in social justice values!

Maybe you know a leader in your community who is quietly addressing this crisis — a young person combatting hateful speech on gaming platforms, a climate activist building relationships between the local indigenous community and the local Jewish federation, a small business owner rallying other businesses to respond to hate in their community.

Nominate them today!
→What: $15,000-$25,000 award
→Who: Open to all, including self nominations
→When: Nominations open until Friday, July 17
→Learn More at 36award.us

Launched by Nathan Cummings Foundation & Jewish Social Justice Roundtable

We hope this resource from our partners at the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism will be helpful to you.

Download "Every Voice Matters: Conversations About Voting And Democracy" with conversation questions to foster respectful, open-hearted conversations in this election season, and beyond: https://bit.ly/EVEV_Download

The Jewish community is diverse in so many ways, including politically. At times, political differences can lead to disagreement. Democracy begins with dialogue.

We invite you to join a special Zoom conversation with MK Rabbi Gilad Kariv and Rabbi Rinat Safania-Shwartz , The Risks and Opportunities of the Israeli Elections for Liberal Judaism.

🗓️ Join us on Monday, June 22 , 2026

✅️ 8:00 PM Israel Time / 1:00 PM ET

🚩 Click here to register

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/QsD_uMdPSjS2mwTqsD243Q

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