We are following Colorado's dial framework.
For each zone on the dial from Protect our neighbors to Stay at Home,
Har HaShem has a set of program parameters covering duration and number of participants, in particular.
All programs require masks and completing of a pre-event waiver.
We actively seek opportunities to create safe in-person activities within our parameters.
Building Closure Resources and Updates
As always, reach out to Har HaShem and your clergy for conversation, for support.
Updates
- Upgrade to the latest version of Zoom
- On in-person programming by Marianne Balin, President.
Har HaShem Recurring Services and Programs
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Click here to join services on Friday evening
Friday, 6:00pm
Access the prayerbook online.
Access our Friday night supplementary materials (healing list, songs, etc.) -
Click here to join Torah study.
Saturday mornings, 9:00am. -
Click here to join Wednesday morning service.
Wednesday mornings, 7:30am.
Access the prayerbook online. -
Click here to join Har HaShem Connects.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 12:30pm
Mondays with Rabbi Greene on Speak Torah to Power: Jewish issues of Justice
Tuesdays with Rabbi Ruthie on Jewish Arts and Jewish Spirituality - A Balm for Our Times
Wednesdays with Holli Berman, Cantorial Soloist, on Music and Melody as a Vehicle for Our Prayers -
Find us on Facebook
updates, links, and live streamed services and programs.
Committees
Click here to contact the chairs of the inclusion, ritual, membership engagement, and tikkun olam/social action committees.
Zoom Tips and Tricks
- How to connect to an online meeting
- Zoom help resources
- Zoom hints and tricks (CNET - October 30, 2020)
Meeting our Religious and Spiritual Needs
- Tools for coping with Covid-19 from the Union for Reform Judaism
- List of Conservative and Reform Congregations who stream services
- Mishkan T'filah flipbook
- Mishkan T'filah for a House of Mourning
General Technology Resources
(downloads or instructions)
- Senior Planet National Technology Hotline. Call the National Tech Hotline: 920-666-1959. This Hotline is monitored by Senior Planet Trainers from 9am – 5pm EDT, Monday through Friday, and they will help you with whatever technological issues you’re experiencing.
- Longmont Senior Computer Technology Center
- How to use Facetime
- How to use Google Hangouts
- Getting Started with Zoom
Ways to Help and Other Resources
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Help Colorado Now
A site to help integrate volunteer needs and donations -
United Way
List of organizations working with the homeless and have volunteer needs
Boulder County Covid Testing
Jewish Family Service (JFS) Telehealth Counseling
It’s normal to feel stressed or anxious during uncertain times. Telehealth delivers virtual services by connecting counselors with clients by phone or through online video calls. Services are open to individuals of all ages and families that may be feeling the stress of Covid-19 and in need of mental health support. JFS serves peopls of all faiths, races, ages, incomes and abilities. We offer a sliding-fee schedule for those with limited financial resources, and we accept private insurance, self-pay, Medicare, Medicate, and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
Call 720-248-4701 or email centralintake@jewishfamilyservice.org.
Mental Health Crisis Numbers
- Colorado Crisis Services
1-844-493-8255 or text TALK to 38255 - National Suicide Prevention Line
1-800-273-8255
Employment Support
Thrive is a free, faith-based employment support program that offers individualized services and employment workshops on resume writing, interviewing, exploration of available jobs, and more.
Workshop graduates receive free, year-long employment coaching and have access to an employer partner network with over 200 employers. Thrive is for anyone willing and capable of working who would like to work their way to self-sufficiency and stability through employment. Watch a video testimonial of one graduate's story.
Please visit our website at www.ThriveColorado.org or email info@ThriveColorado.org.