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Do Justly.
Love Mercy.
Walk Humbly.

These are not simply words. They are actions that guide us. With all of the pressures we face in life, we believe spirituality shouldn’t be one of them. Everyone has their own journey and we honor that.

Temple Micah is a place that honors Jewish tradition, but it is truly our people that make us unique. We are grounded in the nourishing roots of community while celebrating individual equity.

If you are curious about our accessible and welcoming approach to Judaism, we invite you to come visit a service or an event, watch our video below, or simply walk around and get a feel for what Temple Micah is all about.

Our door is open.

Summer 2026

Many Voices, One Micah: A Summer Series
 Featuring Guest Leaders

June 5: Shabbat in the Park with Hal Aqua and Ev Evnen
June 7: Sabbath Queen Movie Screening
June 13: Shabbat Morning Services and Tisch with David Ross and Uri Ayn Rovner
June 19: Shabbat in the Park with Hal Aqua and Yael Shalom
June 27: Shabbat Morning Services and Tisch with Hal Aqua and Yael Shalom

July 11: Shabbat Morning Services and Tisch with David Ross and Ev Evnen
July 17: Shabbat in the Park with Hal Aqua and Chaya Silver
July 25: Shabbat Morning Services and Tisch with David Ross and Yael Shalom
August 7 and 21 and September 4: Shabbat in the Park with Rabbi Mo

On the Blog

Marty Smith and his extended family

Voices of Micah: Marty Smith

Long time Micah member and Torah chanter Marty Smith recently moved to Boston, and wrote to other High Holyday Torah chanters and Rabbi Mo that he would not be here to chant Torah on Rosh Hashanah. Fellow Torah chanter Mark Nassi wrote to Marty telling him that he will be
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Voices of Micah: Gwenael Hagan

Learn how Gwenael Hagan, who was born in France and baptized as a Catholic, found his way to Judaism and Temple Micah in Denver!
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Jesse Groman and his daughters

Micah is the Place Where Jesse Groman’s Children Came Up in the Jewish Faith

Jesse Groman was raised in a conservative synagogue and then abandoned religion altogether for a while. As he and his wife started a family, the logic of having a routine religious practice felt a little more compelling. “My wife, Abigail, is not Jewish, but we decided that the cultural identity
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