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The Downtown Kiddush Club

Sat, Feb 05

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Location Provided After Registration

A relatable short prayer service. Illuminated Torah readings. Intriguing commentary. Lively company. A sensational Kiddush. Followed by board games and good social. That's what you can look forward to Saturday mornings each month at the Downtown Kiddush Club.


Registration is closed - ext us 720 985 5731 by 5:20pm on Friday 28th for details.
The Downtown Kiddush Club
The Downtown Kiddush Club

Time & Location

Feb 05, 2022, 10:00 AM

Location Provided After Registration, Denver, CO 80218, USA

About the event

Our inspiring and meaningful services require no previous experience. Be an active participant as we pray from English/Hebrew prayer books, with transliterated prayers. Special Tot programs available with advance registration. RSVP and let us save you a seat!

Venue location (Near Cheesman Park)  will be sent following registration. 

Service schedule:

-Shacharit morning prayers with Kabbalistic explanation and meditation

-Torah reading with illuminated commentary followed by Musaf 

-Kiddush buffet with L'chaims  

Tickets

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