February 5, 2023
Location: Hebrew Educational Alliance
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
The climate crisis is the most critical issue facing our planet today. Join Jews from across Colorado for a day of study, inspiration, and community building. We will hear from community leaders, elected officials, and scientists as we learn how to advance bold climate action as individuals, communities, and voters. The summit will include educational seminars, opportunities for direct action, kids' programming, and a joyous concert.
There will be vegan and kosher food trucks!
We will celebrate Tu B’shvat on Friday, February 3 at 7 p.m. MT during Shabbat services, online and in person. Bring your favorite house plant to our sanctuary or your zoom screen so we can surround ourselves with new life and bless what we are growing and nurturing. If you have any seeds, seedlings, plants you would like to exchange, bring those as well and we’ll have a plant exchange in honor of Tu B’shvat and in preparation for the spring!!
And then join us Friday, February 10 for a special potluck dinner with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 5:30 p.m. MT in our social hall before services (services at 7). We’ll have a chance to meet our neighbors and each learn a little bit about each other’s faith traditions. Bring a potluck dish to share that doesn’t mix milk and meat or have pork or shellfish in it!
Building the Beloved Community
Sunday, February 5, 4-6 p.m.
U.S. Air Force Academy Community Chapel
5134 Cathedral Dr., Air Force Academy, CO 80840
U.S. Air Force Academy Community Chapel
5134 Cathedral Dr., Air Force Academy, CO 80840
Join Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity, the Pikes Peak Inter Faith Coalition, and the 10th Air Base Wing Community Chapel for an important community discussion surrounding the topic of "Building the Beloved Community," a term originally coined by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to describe "a community that includes diversity and allows for tension undergirded by love to lead to transformation to create a community of justice, equal opportunity, and dignity for all."
At this free community event, hear from a panel of experts about barriers to homeownership in our region, the history surrounding the racial homeownership gap, and positive examples of "building the beloved community" locally. Following the panel, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a unique facilitated interfaith dialogue discussion over a shared meal, which is provided.
To register and save your spot, please visit https://PikesPeakHabitat.org.
Please register by Friday, Jan. 27th, 2023.
Wed, February 8 2023 17 Shevat 5783