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Our mission
We are an open and inclusive community
committed to building relationships and
enriching lives in Aspen, the Roaring
Fork Valley and beyond. We bring Jewish
tradition and learning to life in harmony
with the natural beauty of our valley.
our core values
These are the values that inspire us as we
pursue our mission.
1. Kesher Kadosh - Sacred Connection
Channeling the “small-town” feel of
the valley into our spiritual life. Making
participation inviting and accessible to all.
Cultivating a sense of belonging, where it’s
safe to be ourselves and share our stories.
2. Yir’at Kavod - Reverence
Expanding our capacity for awe and humility.
Cherishing our mountain surroundings.
Reflecting deeply on God. Enriching life’s
passages through Jewish ritual and music.
3. Chochmah - Wisdom
Teaching Judaism for all ages to help guide
our lives. Nurturing our children’s Jewish
identity and leadership. Engaging with the
valley’s wealth of intellectual and cultural
offerings.
4. Chesed - Caring
Being present for those who are suffering,
ill, or in need. Providing the “family” support
that many don’t have nearby.
5. Tzedek u’Mishpat - Righteousness
& Justice
Fostering a commitment to the mitzvot of
Tzedakah (obligation of giving) and Tikkun
Olam (repairing the world). Organizing and
volunteering to make change for the good
of our communities.
6. K’lai Yisrael - The Whole Jewish People
Connnecting to the Jewish people around
the world. Building relationships between
our valley and Israel.
7. Or La-Goyim - A Light to the Nations
Living our Jewish Values publicly within our
communities for the benefit of all. Promoting
interfaith understanding and cooperation.
8. Tikvah - Hope
Instilling an ancient faith that our lives matter.
Honoring our past by leaving a legacy for
future generations in the Roaring Fork Valley
and beyond.
Meet Alli Menscher
The AJC’s New
Administrator
My name is Alli Menscher. I have been
working as an administrator for the Aspen
Jewish Congregation since the end of
January 2015. Although I grew up in
Colorado Springs, I have been schlepping
up to Aspen to visit my grandparents since
I was born. My father’s family moved to
town in 1969, and since that time, there
have always been Menschers in Aspen.
The valley feels like a second home to me.
In May of 2014, I graduated from the
University of Colorado at Boulder with a
degree in the Humanities (the study of
history, literature, the fine arts, and philosophy). I planned on taking time off from
academia to figure out this whole “life”
thing. Luckily, my uncle Steve invited me to
stay with him and my grandmother, Lelya,
in Aspen for the summer—how could I
refuse?! I eagerly accepted, and did some
volunteer work for Summer Words and the
Ideas Festival.
In July, my uncle died of a sudden heart
attack, and I planned the funeral with the
compassionate help of the AJC. After this
tragedy, I chose to stay in Aspen to help
my grandmother. I was fortunate enough
to find a job relevant to my interests at the
Aspen Art Museum. I must admit I quite
enjoy the controversy surrounding our
contemporary art museum—I find it the
perfect symbol for Aspen itself: traditional
institutions moving forward and evolving,
always seeking to become the best incarnation possible. In this spirit, I was hired by
the AJC. I could not ask for a better place
Alli and Lee Menscher
of employment than this fantastic community that was here for my family in its time
of need. I look forward to the work I’m
doing, and hope to contribute to making
The Aspen Jewish Congregation the best
incarnation it can be!
Shereen and
Sheldon Low
leading Friday
Shabbat Service
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Board of directors
From the
Rabbi
Carol Blumberg: President
Jordan Sarick: Past President
Leonard Lansburgh: Vice-President
of Development
Julie Schlafer: Vice-President
Bob Sirkus: Treasurer
Daryl Gelender: Secretary
Bruce Etkin
Stuart Fine
Adam Frisch
Ross Jacobs
Esther Navias
Lee Rittvo
Susan Raphaelson
Michael Sailor
Edward Sanditen
Nina Saslove
Sally Shiekman-Miller
Michelle Stiller
Julie Wagner
staff
Rabbi David Segal
Cantor Rollin Simmons, Cantor Educator
Jaffe Gordon, Administrator
Alli Menscher, Administrator
Jason Schnissel, Youth Director
contact us
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“Wisdom/
: Teaching
Judaism for all ages to
help guide our lives.”
~ Aspen Jewish Congregation,
Core Values
Our mission statement includes a commitment to Jewish learning, for the sake of bringing wisdom to our lives. Through learning, we also locate ourselves within the timeless narrative of our
people. Sometimes people ask me, “How much does one have to
know to be considered a good Jew?” My answer: “Always a little
more than you do now.”
I’m excited to launch a new initiative of lifelong learning, starting
this fall. It’s an opportunity for people of all ages to dig into Jewish text, history, culture,
and ideas. It will include a fall semester Introduction to Judaism and a spring semester
on Jewish liturgy and Torah study. For those who wish to become comfortable reading
Hebrew, we can set you up with an online curriculum called Let’s Learn Hebrew
Together, which can take you from beginner to reading proficiently in three months.
Each piece of the program will be offered a la carte. For those who want to pursue
adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah, we are holding April 16, 2016 for the group ceremony. With this
set of classes, plus some additional one-on-one time with me and Cantor Simmons,
you’ll be more than prepared to read from the Torah and write a D’var Torah (a teaching
based on a Torah portion).
As usual, I will also offer a multi-session course this summer, in addition to a few
one-time seminars and a scholar-in-residence. Watch for emails and website updates
for all the details you’ll need to learn more and register for these offerings.
Teaching is one of my main passions. It was through study that I came to a deep and
lasting connection to Judaism, and I hope to share that connection – to open that door
for others – with these courses.
“Were an angel to reveal to me all the mysteries of the Torah, it would please me
little, for study is more important than knowledge. Only what man achieves through
effort is dear to him.” ~ Elijah Gaon
Blessings,
Rabbi David Segal
77 Meadowood Drive
Aspen, CO 81611
Office: 970.925.8245
Fax: 970.544.1078
[email protected]
www.aspenjewish.org
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AJC Blog
www.aspenjewish.blogspot.com
Does the AJC
have your
correct
information?
Has your email, phone number
or home address changed?
Please help us update our
records. Call or email us
with any new details.
Golshim L’Chaim and Air Force Cadets
with Rabbi David, February 2015
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As I write this, spring is
in the air, summer is coming
soon, and there are so many
exciting things ahead. But first,
a quick wrap-up… We just
finished our Hebrew School year.
We heard rave reviews from so
many students and parents. The
kids had a lot of fun, making
beautiful shabbat boxes, acting
in skits about Israeli pioneers,
and singing enthusiastically
in our weekly t’filah. We also
piloted a new Hebrew reading
program, Let’s Learn Hebrew
Side-by-Side, which has been
going really well for all seven
of our sixth grade students.
We look forward to more fun starting up next September. In the
meantime, we hope all our kids and their families have a great
summer! See next year’s school calendar on page 8.
Now that Hebrew School is over, Rabbi David and I are working
on our plans for the High Holidays with our brand new machzor.
These new books will help our liturgy to be even more accessible
and engaging. We are also thrilled to be working with our very
first student cantor, Laura Stein, who will be leading our morning
family services, as well as playing a role in our evening services,
2nd day Rosh Hashanah service, and Shabbat Shuvah. Laura is
From the
Cantor
Rollin with the 2014-15
Hebrew School
children and teachers
Golshim L’Chaim and Air Force Cadets, February 2015
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a third year cantorial student at Hebrew Union College in New
York, and she is looking forward to getting to know our
community here in the Valley and spending time with us during
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. For me, it is truly an honor to
mentor a student cantor—and I know that I will learn a lot from
her as well!
I have begun planning my fifth annual summer concert. This
year’s concert will be called The Man Upstairs? / Questioning God
Through Music. We will have new and returning musicians collaborating together to perform songs exalting God and doubting
God. Whatever you believe or don’t believe… we hope to make
you think! When these talented friends arrive in Aspen each year,
I feel so blessed to have the opportunity to work with them. I
know this year will be a continuation of our journey together
through the depths of Jewish music.
We also wish a hearty mazel tov to all of our b’nai mitzvah
students from this past spring semester! They are an inspiration.
It has been such a joy to work with them all: Will Haas, Eliana
Durand, Jeremy Leibell, Samuel Navias, Zoe Vozick, Hannah Miller,
and coming up in October, Lily and Matty Gillis.
I look forward to seeing everyone this summer… We can’t wait
for you to arrive!
B’shir uv’racha,
in song and in blessing,
Cantor Rollin
Rollin singing Passover songs with the Hebrew school students
Tot Shabbat with Sheldon
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A Request From
Our President
It is hard to believe that by
the time you are reading this
newsletter, that the first year of my
presidency will be coming to an end.
Time is flying by, and I wanted to give
you an update about what has happened at the Aspen Jewish Congregation
over the past year. The Aspen Jewish
Congregation has been continuing on our
journey of “reinventing ourselves”
and growing, not only in numbers, but
in so many different ways. I would like
to share some of this with you.
In my letter to you, as President-Elect,
I talked about how the Aspen Jewish
Congregation was looking at who makes
up our membership base, and how we can
be more welcoming to interfaith couples,
same sex couples, and welcoming anyone
who is interested in becoming part of the
Aspen Jewish Congregation. We continue
to consider the wishes and desires of our
membership as a top priority. We have
worked hard at reaching out, in hopes of
finding out what our membership really
wants. Over Chanukah we had our first
Chanukah candle lighting ceremony with
the Town of Basalt, which was well attended and a lot of fun. In an effort to meet
some of the needs of our membership, we
held a wonderful down valley Shabbat in
May, followed by a pot luck dinner, because
we heard how so many of you wanted
more activities down valley. In addition, a
top priority for young families has been to
have a meaningful children’s service over
the High Holidays. So this coming High
Holiday season, we have hired an incredible young student Cantor named Laura
Stein, who will lead High Holiday services
for the young families of the Roaring Fork
Valley. In addition, be sure to look for our
new High Holiday prayer books generously
donated to us by the Schlafer Family. We
are listening to anyone and everyone who
has offered an idea that we think can be
appealing to our membership. Our Hebrew
School completed another amazing year
(both in downtown Aspen and in Basalt)
and we are so proud that 7 of our children
had a bar or bat mitzvah this year!
Some of our membership prefers not to
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participate in traditional synagogue
activities. So with
that in mind, our
clergy has continued
to provide Slopeside
Shabbats, during
winter season, for
Jews to engage in
one of their favorite
past times, while
at the same time
enjoying all of the
beautiful nature and
scenery which brings us all closer to our
real selves. Rabbi David has offered “coffee
clotch” times, throughout the Roaring Fork
Valley, where members can stop by and have
a casual conversation about any topic of
interest or concern. Our fundraisers, including our Cantor’s Concert, and Comedy Night
have always been ‘Out of the Box” kind of
events where people can let loose and really
enjoy themselves, while at the same time
helping to raise significant money that we
need to meet our annual budget!
Over the past year, how did we best
meet the needs of the Aspen Jewish Co
ngregation? In addition to all of the above,
we had an incredible President’s BBQ at
the Maroon Bells during July 2014, hosted
by the Lansburghs. This event was simply
intended for the membership to mingle
and to just have fun (Stay tuned for our
President’s BBQ July 2015, soon to be announced). Our own Rabbi David ran a three
session course for Grandparents in families
with mixed marriages, resulting in a better
understanding of the ways that they can
contribute positively to the lives of their
grandchildren, and make Judaism a fun
part of the family. On a more serious note
Rabbi David ran a three session course on
Aging and End of Life issues. Both of these
classes were extremely well attended and
quite thought provoking.
Last but not least, the Aspen Jewish
Congregation is trying to “Reinvent itself “
by better understanding if our congregation
wants to move in the direction of creating
our own home somewhere in the valley.
At this point in time we are asking, “Where
would it be?”, “What would it look like?”,
“How much would it cost?”, and “Is this
what people really want?”. In contrast,
there is a group that is trying to focus
their efforts to better understand how our
congregation could look in the future, if we
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did not build our own building, but rather
utilize existing structures for specific uses.
How could we grow as a synagogue without having traditional walls? Many feel we
may be better positioned to reach out to
potential congregants by allowing ourselves
to remain more flexible in terms of where
we hold our events. These thoughtful processes will help us to move forward in the
direction that is right for us.
I am no longer overwhelmed by how
insurmountable these tasks seem to be,
because the Aspen Jewish Congregation
has many dedicated and talented Board
Members, Volunteers, and fine Staff, who
are actively working out these issues. In
addition, we are now relying upon the
expertise of a recently hired professional
consultant who will help us to strategically
meet our goals. I am now confident that
the Aspen Jewish Congregation is well on
its way into our next phase of development
as we approach our 42nd year! We are
well and alive in Aspen and throughout the
Roaring Fork Valley!!
Come join us on Sunday, June 28, 2015
for our congregation’s Annual Meeting,
Bagels and Lox included, of course, at
10:00am, at the Alps (address and reminders will follow). This event is a wonderful
opportunity to meet some of the membership, get to meet some of our newest
board members who will be officially elected that morning, and to hear from many
of our board members, a little something
about how their participation on the board
has brought us to where we are today!
I hope you will join us for this informative
and yummy event. On the Sundays following, please join us at Bagels in the Park,
for cream cheese and a little schmoozing
with your friends and neighbors.
Wishing you all a wonderful summer in
Aspen 2015!
Carol Blumberg, President
P.S. Our Aspen Jewish Congregation
Newsletter will be delivered to you twice a
year by email. For those of you who prefer
a printed copy, they will be available at
Friday night services, Slopeside Shabbat,
Sunday Bagels in the Park, or upon request.
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Meet Our High Holiday Student
Cantor: Laura Stein
Laura Stein hails from Scarsdale, New
York where she grew up at Westchester
Reform Temple. Laura discovered for passion for
songleading and Jewish education at a young
age and was active in NFTY during high school.
She attended college at Washington University
in St. Louis where she majored in Spanish
literature and worked in the St. Louis Jewish
community. Travel, Latin American culture and
the environment have always been longtime
interests of Laura, and she has spent time living
in Iceland, Chile and Israel! After her travels
and before entering her professional studies,
Laura enjoyed two wonderful years as a fulltime
educator at Central Synagogue in New York
City. Since beginning her cantorial education at
Hebrew Union College, Laura has relished the
opportunity to expand her knowledge of the
cantorial tradition, work in various Jewish communities, and continue to explore travel
and social justice. Laura will spend the summer of 2015 working in Peru and can’t wait to
speak Spanish again on a regular basis! Laura is especially excited to serve Aspen Jewish
Congregation and to return to the same mountains where she learned to ski as a kid.
She is so looking forward to spending the High Holidays with families and children and is
honored to be welcomed to Aspen for what she hopes will be a time of learning, growth
and meaningful prayer!
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HIGH HOLIDAY
Service Schedule
Services Held at Harris Hall
(unless otherwise noted)
Rosh Hashanah
Sunday, September 13
Family Service, 5:00pm
at Aspen Meadows
Evening Service, 7:30pm
– First Day –
Monday, September 14
Morning Service, 10:00am;
Tashlich Service Following
Family Service, 10:30am with
Student Cantor at Aspen Meadows
– Second Day –
Tuesday, September 15
Morning Service, 10:00am at
Anderson Park, Aspen Meadows
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Starting in July
Sundays, 10am - 12pm
Wagner Park
(across from McDonald’s)
For more details
go to aspenjewish.org
– Yom Kippur –
Tuesday, September 22 Kol Nidre
Family Service, 5:00pm
at Aspen Meadows
Evening Service, 7:30
Wednesday, September 23
Morning Service, 10:00am;
Yizkor Service Following
Family Service, 10:30am with
Student Cantor at Aspen Meadows
Learning Session, 4:30pm
at the Aspen Chapel
Concluding Service, 6:00pm
Neilah at the Aspen Chapel
followed by a Break-Fast
Potluck Dinner (kosher style)
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for 0-7 year olds
and their families
concert
Enjoy prayers, stories, singing,
playing music, challah, grape juice
and more with other young families
at 4:30 pm at 77 Meadowood Drive.
Tuesday, August 4th
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Condolences
5th annual
summer
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September 11th
October 2nd
November 6th
December 11th
January 8th
February 5th
March 4th
April 8th
Samual Navias Tefillin Service
Aspen District Theatre, 5-6:30pm
GA tickets available at
www.aspenshowtix.com,
the Wheeler Box Office,
or call (970) 920-5770.
For Patron and Friends tickets,
call the AJC office.
We offer our
condolences to the
families and friends of:
Martha Halper
Hugh Biller
Lorraine Levey
Carminda Friedman
Herbert Owens
Helen Sparks
u Welcome Shabbat
with us on Friday
evenings at 6 p.m.
followed by an Oneg.
The AJC has Onegs each and
every Shabbat and we need
your help to continue that
tradition. Please consider
sponsoring an Oneg. It’s a
great way to honor a birthday
or a simcha, or to honor the
memory of a loved one. Contact
our office for more info.
Zoe Vozick Tefillin Service,
May 2015
Todah Rabah
Greeters:
Volunteers:
January: Bob and Adriane Sirkus, Susan and
Ralph Raphaelson, Goldie and Werner Knurr,
Carol and Morty Blumberg, Elaine and
Jerry Weiss
February: Lorrie and Dirk Fleischman, Sally
Sakin, Sandy and Mark Rothman, Goldie
and Werner Knurr
March: Judy and Bob Layton, Adriane and
Bob Sirkus, Sue and Ralph Raphaelson,
Werner and Goldie Knurr
April: Judy and Gary Rubin, Craig and
Esther Navias, Goldie and Werner Knurr
May: Goldie and Werner Knurr, Lee
and Steve Rittvo, Howard and Marcy Gross
Goldie Knurr - Shabbat Greeters Coordinator
Mel Seid - Friday Shabbat Volunteer
Shereen Sarick, Jason Schnissel with the
B’nai Mitzvah Students: Will Haas,
Samuel Navias, Zoe Vozick, Hannah Miller,
Lily and Matty Gillis Shabbat Service Leader
Craig Navias, Michael Sailor, and Julie
Schlafer – Passover Seder Leaders
Esther Navias, Carol Blumberg, Jason
Schnissel, Edward Sanditen – Passover
Volunteers
Michelle Stiller – Wednesday Minyan
Coordinator
Tim Durand, Ben Genshaft, Derek Miller,
Dan Rosenthal, and Shereen Sarick Shir Bliss Band
Down Valley Hebrew
School Project Fun 2015
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Mazel Tov to our B’nai Mitzvah Students
Hannah Rose Miller. Hannah is currently a 6th grader at Basalt Middle School,
where she enjoys school, is consistently on
the honor roll and has a nice core group of
friends. Hannah is very passionate about
anything having to do with soccer and she
plays on a Basalt Soccer Club team which is
coached by her father. Hannah also enjoys
playing tennis, as well as the trumpet. But
we think her favorite activity is doing
acrobatics on the trampoline in our backyard, where she is content to be for hours!
Hannah lives in Emma with her parents,
her older sister, one dog, two cats, two
goats, three ducks and a bunch of chickens
and turkeys.
Lily and Matty Gillis. Lily and Matty Gillis
are studying hard for their B’nai Mitzvah. All
along they have been helping each other, and
doing their studies at the same time. Now
that it is approaching they read their portions
separately while the other person listens and
supports. It is great to have a sibling to share
the experience with. Both kids play sports year
round, along with a demanding school work
schedule, never have a dull moment.
Both kids are busy with school and sports.
Football in the fall for Matty and soccer for
Lily. They are both on AVSC team. Lily concentrates on big mountain which is focused on
steep pitches and picking an interesting line
with a large jump here and there. She is skiing
all four mountains but loves Ajax the most.
Matty competed in several freestyle competitions and made it to Nationals this year.
You can find him in the Snowmass terrain
park hitting all the large jumps several days a
week. As soon as the snow melts it’s soccer
for Lily and lacrosse for Matty. Summer is
softball for Lily and dirt biking for Matty. They
have been attending Shwayder Camp the last
several summers. This year Matty is staying
home to hike, bike and camp a bit more.
With both of them always moving and
taking in everything the Valley has to offer it’s
always nice to have a small portion of the day
quiet for studying. The Gillis family is looking
forward to sharing the experience with a few
close friends and family. It is the best excuse
to get their cousins out to Colorado.
Kiddush Club Youth Group
5th through 8th Grade
Kickoff Event
August 29th & 30th
Camping @ Difficult Campground
Sukkot Party
September 27th
Meet at the Chapel to help
build and decorate the Sukkah.
Pizza & Ice Cream Sundaes
will be our reward.
Summer Camp
Meet-and-Greet
October 9th
Camp Informational & Back-to-school
Shabbat - Grand Oneg
Glenwood Canyon
Adventure Park
October 18th
More information for each
event will be sent out via email
at least one week before.
Hanukkah Party
December 6th
First Night of Hanukkah
Aprés Party - Location TBD
Kiddush Club
9/11, 10/2, 11/6 & 12/11
Kiddush Club will continue
to be held during our 7th grade
B’nai Mitzvah Shabbats. Watch
for emails with specifics.
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Yom Kippur
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Sukkah Building
Oct 4:
Sukkot Festival/Apple Picking
Sept 27-Oct 4: Sukkot
Oct 9:
Simchat Torah / Back-to School
Celebration / Camp Night
Dec 6:
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8/29-8/30 Kickoff Event - Camping @ Difficult Camp Ground
9/27 Sukkot Party – Meet at the Chapel to help build and decorate the Sukkah.
10/18 Glenwood Canyon Adventure Park
12/6 First Night of Chanukah Après Party – location TBD
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Open to 5th-8th Grade Students
(details will be emailed out closer to the event)
www.aspenjewish.org / 970-925-8245
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HEBREW SCHOOL LOCATIONS & TIMING
3:45-5:30pm
Aspen School:
St. Mary’s Church, 533 E. Main Street,
Aspen
Down Valley School:
St. Peter’s Church, 200 Elk Run Drive,
Basalt
B’NAI MITZVAH
SHABBATS
Fridays, 6pm
Sept 11
Oct 2
Nov 6
Dec 11
Jan 8
Feb 5
Mar 4
Apr 8
CLASS SHABBATS
Fridays, 6pm
Nov 13 – Grades 2-3
Jan 29 – Grades 4-6
Feb 19 – Grades K-1
Apr 22 – All Grades
(end of year celebration)
TOT SHABBAT
4:30pm, 77 Meadowood Drive
Sept 11
Oct 2
Nov 6
Dec 11
Jan 8
Feb 5
Mar 4
Apr 8
Down Valley Shabbat April 2015
Down Valley Shabbat April 2015