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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, an event or simply walk around and get a feel for what Temple Micah is all about.

Our door is open.

April 5, 2023

Passover Community Seder

Please join Rabbi Adam Morris, musician Hal Aqua and members and friends of Temple Micah as we celebrate this story of freedom with rituals, music — and fun.
A Passover meal by Y. Lo Epicure Custom Catering will be served in Fellowship Hall at Temple Micah. Reservations are required.

Our Annual Passover Community Seder is on Wednesday, April 5th at 6pm. Register now to reserve your spot!
April 7 @ 6:00pm

Reggae
Kabbalat Shabbat Service

Join Rabbi Mo and Hal Aqua as they lead us through the liturgical landscape of the Shabbat service using Grateful Dead lyrics and melodies as our guide. 

Beginning March 15th

Soul Exercises

March 15, 28, April 12, 25, May 10, 23, June 7

Join Rabbi Mo for these Zoom based ‘exercise’ sessions.  We will engage in spiritual practices from our own and other wisdom traditions … that help our spiritual muscles to stretch, strengthen and soothe.  Each session is  designed to be a ‘stand alone’ experience … so sign up for one, all, or anywhere in between.

April 22, 2023

City Lights Spring Event

Saturday, April 22 @ 6:00pm

Treat yourself to a ritzy night out where you’ll get to enjoy the gorgeous Denver skyline from the luxury of the all new City Park Tavern at the Denver City Park golf course. After a long hiatus, we are ready to reconnect and truly FEEL our Micah community again.

Registration is now open! We hope to see you there!

Rabbi Mo's Musings

May I Have A LETTER With You?! - ALEPH

             – א –             I did not even make it to a whole word, I got stuck on just a letter.  א – Aleph. One the insights about the experience on Sinai from our tradition that resonates most deeply with me speaks to what was actually spoken in that…

May I Have A WORD With You?! - DUST

DUST – עָפָר – AfarYour descendants will be as the dust of the earth … (Genesis 28:14) Talk about a backhanded compliment. The promise God makes to Jacob is that his descendants will be like, uh, DUST – עָפָר – Afar. I don’t know about you, but my first reaction…

May I Have A WORD With You? - TEN

TEN – עֲשָׂרָה – AsarI will not destroy, for the sake of the ten. (Genesis 18:32) In one of the greatest negotiations in recorded history , God agrees to ‘save’ Sodom and Gemorrah if Abraham can find TEN righteous people. Well, we know how that story ended … and have…
Religious School and Mishpacha!

Youth Education

Temple Micah offers an array of educational programs. Discover the right fit for your family and register now.

I appreciate how inclusive and welcoming Temple Micah is and how as a community we are always striving to do better, whether adjusting to best meet our community’s needs or with social justice initiatives.”
Jen Nassi
April 5, 2023

Passover Community Seder

Please join Rabbi Adam Morris, musician Hal Aqua and members and friends of Temple Micah as we celebrate this story of freedom with rituals, music — and fun.
A Passover meal by Y. Lo Epicure Custom Catering will be served in Fellowship Hall at Temple Micah. Reservations are required.

Our Annual Passover Community Seder is on Wednesday, April 5th at 6pm. Register now to reserve your spot!