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Rabbi Bec Richman (she/hers), Torah scribe and artist, will join our community during the weekend of March 8-10, 2024 for a scribal artist residency. Together, we will learn about the role of women in scribing sacred texts, the exacting and expansive work of scribes, the practicalities of writing and repairing sacred texts, and the spiritual connections between scribing and our daily lives. We will have the chance to come close to our own Torah scrolls, witness a scribal arts demonstration, and experiment with writing Hebrew letters.

Childcare provided upon request for all 4 events.

Mark your calendars for these exciting educational events happening March 8-10, 2024:

Shabbat Dinner
Meet & Greet with Rabbi Richman

Friday, March 8, 2024
6:30 pm MST

In person at B'nai East (6445 East Ohio Avenue, Denver, CO)

Shabbat Morning Services
Lunch & Learn


Saturday, March 9, 2024
10:00 am MST


In person at B'nai West (Highlands Church at 1700 S. Grant Street, Denver, CO) or Service live-streamed via Zoom

Havdalah & Introduction to Community-Sustained Torah Repair

Saturday, March 9, 2024
7:00 pm MST


In person at B'nai East (6445 East Ohio Avenue, Denver, CO)

All Ages Torah
Exploration & Workshop

Sunday, March 10, 2024
10:00 am MDT

In person at B'nai East (6445 East Ohio Avenue, Denver, CO)

About Rabbi Bec Richman

A mama, soferet (Torah scribe), and potter, Rabbi Bec Richman serves on the faculty of the Jewish Studio Project. In addition to scribing sacred texts, Bec facilitates scribal arts workshops and participatory Torah repairs across the country. Her functional and conceptual pottery integrates hand-carved Hebrew lettering, expanding the landscape of handmade Judaica and art. Bec co-facilitates a Jewish Mama’s Art Circle that integrates reflection and art-making centered on mothering. Her art and facilitation are rooted in the belief that creativity is inherently accessible, healing, and liberatory. A graduate of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College and an alumna of the Wexner Graduate Fellowship, Bec lives in Cleveland Heights, OH with her partner and kiddos. Bec’s artwork can be found at kotevetstudios.com.

This series of four educational events is offered by B’nai Havurah's Year of Learning and sponsored by the CBG Family Fund. 

Mon, November 11 2024 10 Cheshvan 5785