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UPCOMING EVENTS

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​January 2025: Special Adult Education Class

with Rabbi Richard Address

 

Dinner With Our Future:

Our Long And Winding Road

Jewish texts and tradition

focusing on the challenges, joys

and possibilities of growing older.

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This series will be held Monday evenings at 6 pm MT on Zoom. All are welcome. 

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Rabbi Richard Address is a very well known

rabbi, author and speaker on

Jewish Sacred Aging.

Please read about Rabbi Address

and his work HERE.

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Sessions will include:

Jan. 6, 6 pm MT: Four Values that Form a Spiritual Foundation for our Own Aging

 

Jan. 13, 6 pm MT: A Jewish Approach to Health and Wellness: Our texts that inform us on physical and mental health

 

Jan. 20, 6 pm MT: Making Sacred Decisions As Life Ebbs: An examination of our text and tradition as they approach and guide on issues of end of life and medical ethics

 

Jan. 27, 6 pm MT: New Rituals For New Life Stages: A look at the growing number of  new prayers and rituals being created to support the new life stages granted by longevity, for example: signing an advanced directive, older adult cohabitation , Kaddish for an abusive parent, redefining adultery in light of dementia/Alzheimers

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​​We will be emailing the links out to our community prior to each session. You can also RSVP by emailing info@templeaaron.org and we will provide the zoom link. Thank you!

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​Beginning February 2025: 

Seeking Sacred Understanding:

Interfaith Conversations with Rabbi Joe Charnes

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Since the dawn of humanity, religious expression has been a central component of our shared human experience, a search for answers to life's most challenging questions. Why are we here? How did life come into being? Does life have ultimate meaning or existential purpose? How does one live a morally righteous life? Are there absolute standards of good and evil, or is morality merely a cultural construct? Why is there evil and suffering in life? Does life continue beyond the grave? What is the nature of sacred revelation? 

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Please join us for a new monthly (for the most part!) series on Zoom with Rabbi Joe Charnes and religious leaders from across the faith spectrum as they explore these and other questions through sacred dialogue. Our hope is to seek greater understanding of life and self, as well as greater understanding and respect of others.

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Monday, February 10, 2025: 6 -7:15 pm MT: Rabbi Joe and Tushta Krishna Das, President of the Radha Krishna Temple in Denver.

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Wednesday, March 5, 2025: 6 - 7:15 pm: Rabbi Joe with Sriram Ganesh and Krishna Madhavan

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Wednesday, May 14, 2025: 6 - 7:15 pm MT: Rabbi Joe and Sarah Bender, Roshi (Zen buddhist)

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​​We will be emailing the links out to our community prior to each session. You can also RSVP by emailing info@templeaaron.org and we will provide the zoom link. Thank you!

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Collective Voices Program:

Torah Studies with guest rabbis.

Sessions are held at 10 am MT on Zoom

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January 18, 2025: Rabbi Joe Charnes. The portion will be Shemot (Names) - Exodus 1:1 - 6:1

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May 10, 2025: Rabbi Caryn Aviv will discuss the topic of her new book,  Unlearning Jewish Anxiety: Suffer Less and Live with More Joy

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To receive the zoom link, be sure you're on Temple Aaron's mailing list. To be added, just email info@templeaaron.org and we'll send  you the links.

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Temple Aaron of Trinidad, Colorado

 

email: info@templeaaron.org

tel: 303.905.2161 (Neal Paul, President)

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Mailing address:

Temple Aaron

c/o Neal Paul, President

2943 West Riverwalk Circle, Unit S

Littleton, CO 80123

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Physical location:

407 S. Maple Street, Trinidad, CO 81082

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Temple Aaron of Trinidad is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization #82-4838982. 

ABOUT US >

A growing community within Colorado and surrounding states is actively campaigning to preserve the historic Temple Aaron of Trinidad, Colorado. The Temple Aaron campaign has met its initial goal to fund critical repairs, two-year operating expenses, and commission of a historic building assessment. A capital campaign now seeks to secure an endowment for preservation in perpetuity. This success has been made possible by local temple leadership and congregation members, individuals and organizations throughout CO and NM, historic preservation societies, and others who are committed to preserving this unique and special landmark.  

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