Chavurot

Chavurah (plural Chavurot) is the Hebrew word meaning fellowship and is a group of like-minded Jews who assemble for the purposes of facilitating shared communal experiences with other Jews. If you would like to list a Chavurah, please submit your group's information to the Temple Office.

Current Temple Shalom Chavurot*

Temple Shalom NextGen. People in the 20s & 30s demographic, please contact the Temple Shalom Office to find out more about the NextGen group, events and particulars.

Creative Chavurah. Known as Fiber and Fun! Anyone who has a creative endeavor they already enjoy that is portable and doesn’t involve things that drip or stain are invited to join the Chavurah participants in their creative work in the Temple Shalom Social Hall. This is a co-ed, multi-generational group. We meet every Wednesday from 12:00 pm (noon) to 1:30 pm. please contact the Temple Shalom Office to find out more about this Chavurah.

Hiking Chavurah. If your favorite pastime is to hike the beautiful state of Colorado and you're interested in participating in a hiking group, please contact the Temple Office and we will get you in contact with the leader and Temple Shalom member at the head of the line. The group leader is open to any suggestions, ideas, times, and places for this exciting chavurah.

If you are interested in joining us, please contact the Temple Office and we will contact the leaders for you.

*Temple Shalom assumes no liability for accidents, injury or damage incurred as part of your participation in a Chavurot program or event.