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Welcome to B'nai Havurah in Denver, Colorado!

We are an inclusive, participatory Jewish Reconstructionist community (Kehillah) that is passionately committed to experiencing Judaism by infusing tradition with renewed meaning in a contemporary American context. We do this through study (Torah), worship and joyous practice (Avodah), social justice (Tikkun Olam), acts of kindness (Gemilut Hasidim) and connection with the Jewish People (Am Israel).  

At B’nai Havurah I discovered a welcoming, sincere group of individuals all wrestling with life’s most significant questions while helping make the world a more joyful, just and peaceful place. People from all walks of life seem to have found their way to B’nai Havurah, and for so many of us, it has become a new form of family. We may look different from one another, we may have come to this place from different paths, but in each other, we’ve found a community where we’re free to explore Judaism in all its nuances and complexity.           -                                                                                                        -B’nai Havurah member

Not Just Icing on the Cake!

Your donation to our annual campaign represents a vital portion of our annual budget. Dues alone cover only about 50% of our annual expenses. Please make as generous a donation as possible within your capacity.

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Do you wonder where B’nai Havurah will be 50 years from now? 

Consider including B'nai Havurah in your estate plans.

B'nai Chai Live On Legacy members help ensure that our Reconstructionist legacy continues for our children and our children's children.  Help guarantee that all we have inherited and all we have built will continue to enrich our community for generations to come. If you have already included a gift to B’nai Havurah in your planned giving, please let us know as well!   For more information, please go here.

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Sat, January 19 2019 13 Sh'vat 5779