In January, we began the process of revamping the HEA website, thanks to a generous donation from the Michaud family. Completing a new website was one of our goals outlined in our 2025 strategic plan. Working with Addicott Web, the site was redesigned to improve user experience, optimize the usage for mobile devices, and improve general functionality. It is cleaner, more polished, and filled with pictures of our vibrant congregation as well as all the information we seek for services, events, and more.
Some of the new features include an accessibility icon that will enable all to partake in using the web, a color coded calendar to easily find what you are looking for; a livestream button on the top to allow easy access to our services and buttons that will be used for important information to be shared for various holidays, member login and donations.
We are aware there may be some hiccups, so pleaselet us knowif you experience any difficulties.
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Delete the HEA App from Your Smartphone Our new website is mobile-ready, eliminating the need for an app. If you're reading this on your smartphone, click this link, then login one time.
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- Hi, I'm your old app. I don't work anymore. So, if you have me on your smartphone, delete me, or just ignore me.
We strive to improve and expand as we move forward in 5786!
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Order Honey for the New Year Support the HEA Sisterhood's Sweet as Honey Fundraiser, benefitting the Honey Wedgle-Gesundheit Youth Programs Fund. $18 per jar. Instructions: 1) go to www.orthoney.com, 2) Click Order Now, 3) Choose HEA - Hebrew Educational Alliance Sisterhood, Denver, CO, 4) Click Submit and complete your checkout. Order by August 4 for free shipping ($8 savings). Order through September 10 for guaranteed delivery ahead of Rosh Hashanah.
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Coming Up!
Building Jewish Resiliency on Campus (at Temple Sinai) Monday, July 21, 7:00 p.m. Building Jewish Resiliency on Campus is a community-wide event designed to help empower students toward resilience and finding Jewish joy on campus. A kosher dessert reception will follow. There is no cost for the program.
Kavod on the Road Tuesday, July 22, 1:00 p.m. Monthly programs for older adults, hosted at HEA.
Monthly Israel Updates with Amir Kaufman Thursday, July 24, 6:30 p.m. Finding it hard to keep track of what’s going on in Israel? Join us for a monthly class that aims to cut through the noise. Led by Amir Kaufman, we’ll be diving into the societal changes that are happening during the war. Join us to stay informed about current events in Israel.
Shabbat in the Park for Adults Friday, August 8, 5:30 p.m. HEA will provide the main meal & challah, but please sign up for side dishes/salads, or desserts.
Tot Shabbat Saturday, August 9, 10:45 a.m. A spirited and fun playtime before our Tot Shabbat service for little ones and their adults.
Hike, Torah & Shmooze with Rabbi Shulman Sunday, August 10, 7:45 a.m. Empty Nesters, join us on Sunday, August 10, for an easy hike with Rabbi Shulman—location to be announced. For questions, please contact Wendy Feiner Dworkin at 303-918-6976.
Hochmat Nashim: Women’s Torah Study Group Sunday, August 10, 6:30 p.m. Join a group of vibrant Jewish women, led by Rabbi Shulman and Gitit Kaufman, for a meaningful evening of engagement with Torah and one another. We will be holding this class at our local new Mikvah as we explore the connection between women, water, and Torah!
Judaica Project for Shalom Park
Help Beautify Shalom Park! Donate embroidered or artistic Torah coverings, prayer cloths, tallitot, and/or tallit bags to be used in creating tapestries for display at Shalom Park. If you have any old or unused items to donate for this project, please drop them off at the HEA office or let us know, and we'll help coordinate a pickup of the donated items.
HEA Jobs Board
Need a job, or a position filled in your company? We're looking to bring back our popular Jobs Board to help connect congregants looking for work to members who are looking for help. If you would like to be included, please reach out to CEO Steve Levine at Steve@HEAdenver.org.
Need Office Space?
We use our Goldberger Youth Center for a variety of purposes, like youth programs, Shir Hadash services, evening events, and so forth, but some of the space in the building is underused. (It's a big house!) So, if you are looking for some extra office space, contact HEA Operations Director, Yuri Tavbin at Yuri@HEAdenver.org.
