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 Beth Evergreen offers warm, welcoming services in an intimate, intellectually exciting atmosphere. We are committed to building community by offering opportunities for meaningful worship, the pursuit of spirituality and lifelong Jewish education. Our informal, egalitarian approach encourages inclusive participation in the celebration of religious, lifecycle and communal events. Our members include all age groups, from babies to elders, and all play a part in our religious life.
We invite you to visit our beautiful new building, set among the pines overlooking Elk Meadow in Evergeen, Colorado. Shabbat services, holiday celebrations, classes for children and adults and all kinds of shared-interest groups and activities are always going on, and you are sincerely welcome at any or all of them. Please look through our website to find out more, or call (303) 670-4294, extension 1, for more information.
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 Joanne Greenberg will lead a community discussion entitled: "Who's a Jew? What's a Jew? ...and Do We Care?"
Sunday, March 14, 2010 at Mt. Vernon Country Club
Brunch: 10:30 AM
Program: 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Cost: $25 adults; $12 ages 11 and younger. Payable to CBE by PayPal or check to CBE, PO Box 415 Evergreen, 80437.
Description of program: Before the existence of the State of Israel, we were a subculture. When we got our own place, everything changed. Why did it become necessary to decide who's a Jew? ... and more.
Join in this lively community presentation about Jewish heritage and how we have become who we are. A program for you, your friends and family members, Jewish or not, ages 10 and up!
About Joanne: Joanne Greenberg, is a founder and active member of Beth Evergreen and the author of 18 books. Joanne writes daily; tutors in Latin and Hebrew; and teaches cultural anthropology and fiction writing at the Colorado School of Mines. She is a frequent participant in writers' seminars and workshops all over the country, and has conducted classes in writing for military personnel in Japan. Her speaking engagements include, but are not limited to, schools, library associations, and book groups. In addition, she performs as a storyteller, helping to keep this art-- and the stores--alive.
Joanne will also be signing her new book: Miri Who Charms. A limited number of copies will be available for sale at the event.
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