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Interest Groups at Temple Emanuel

Interest Groups

These groups form and change based on community interest. Interested in joining any of these groups? Complete our interest form!

Active/Veteran Military - Get to know other active and retired military members who are also Temple members. Meet for coffee. Take a walk. Find a common topic that can be discussed about your time in or after your service.

Adult Ski Group - Grab your skis and poles to head to the slopes with some buddies for a day of skiing! All skill levels welcome.

Book Club - Join us on the last Wednesday of the month to discuss interesting books of various types. Book club meets in the Sisterhood Lounge at 5:30pm.

Classical Music - Mozart. Beethoven. Bach. Classical music can be exciting, absorbing, emotionally moving, inspiring, challenging, thought-provoking, and often simply astonishing. Join other classical music enthusiast to enjoy the symphony, a string quartet, a concerto, or a sonata.  

Dog Lovers - Our Bark Bunch is meant for those who love their fur-babies! We will meet up for walks, exchange ideas on training, nutrition, and behavior.

Hiking - Our hiking group meets once a month at different trail heads to explore the trail together. All levels of hikers are welcome.

Knitting - Meet, mingle, trade yarns and make new friends with the Knitting Group.

L’Chayim Connections + Social Group All Inclusive - is a vibrant, welcoming group for adults 65ish and older, seeking friendship, communities, and meaningful engagement rooted in Jewish values. Whether you are single, married, divorced, widowed, partnered, in an interfaith relationship, navigating life with special needs, or new to the Denver area, or just finding your way at Temple Emanuel.

LGBTQIA+ - This group ensures all members feel heard and represented. To ensure we uphold our commitment to being inclusive and accessible to our community. Join us for social meet ups, play dates and fun gatherings.

NEW AND NEWISH Temple Members Chavurah 65+ - Do you love hitting the golf course, catching a great play, hiking scenic trails, strolling through the city, swinging a pickleball paddle, or enjoying a good movie? If that sounds like your kind of fun, you’re not alone! 

Vegetarian and Plant-Based Potluck Group - Bring your friends, family, and anyone you know that may be interested in sharing a vegan and gluten-free meal. This is a no-judgment, supportive, and inclusive group -- for anyone interested in learning more about plant-based or gluten-free diets to get together and share a great meal and some recipes!

Women of Connection - is open to women of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you're new to town, a longtime member, working, retired, parenting, partnered, or solo — you’re warmly invited. We meet once a month for relaxed, informal get-togethers like breakfast, lunch, or a walk in the park. It's a simple way to take a break, make new friends, and strengthen our connections — with each other and with Jewish life. Let’s nourish our souls and build something beautiful together.

Traditional Groups

These groups are ongoing with a permanent structure.

Sisterhood

Sisterhood provides an opportunity for women to make a connection with other Jewish women within our Temple community. Sisterhood members connect spiritually, culturally and intellectually through social events, Shabbat retreats and services, fundraising activities and Jewish experiences. Sisterhood supports all youth of the congregation through monthly Young Family Shabbat Experience worship services (formerly Tot Shabbat), Religious School support and connections to college youth.

Whether you are single or married, with or without children, born Jewish, a Jew by Choice or a non-Jew married to someone who is Jewish...without you, we are one woman short. We invite YOU to join us!

More information and to join Sisterhood

Donate to the Sisterhood Flower Fund

Brotherhood

Brotherhood provides a place for the men of Temple to get to know each other and help enrich our synagogue and the greater Denver community. Although we are perhaps best known for our Sunday lox and bagel brunches where we host a speaker and provide breakfast, we are a lot more than that. Among other things, we oversee two college scholarship funds, conduct an annual blood drive, sponsor a team in the citywide synagogue softball league, organize trips to professional sporting events, work on Habitat for Humanity builds, run the grill to provide food at the Mitzvah Day and Fall Back to School BBQs, and sponsor an award called the Milstein Award for the Outstanding Male Confirmand. Most of our events are open to the entire Temple community. We are always looking for new members.

Join or learn more.

Kavod on the Road (Senior Programs)

Kavod On The Road partners with synagogues and agencies across the Denver metro area bringing programs and services to Jewish community ageless adults from 50 to 100 years. All are invited to join us regardless of institutional affiliation. Together partnering with area agencies, synagogues, and community centers, Kavod on the Road offers programming, activities, and education. We also partner to offer quality and unique resources, including an annual conference, monthly community publications, and support for grassroots programs.

Learn more about Kavod on the Road at their website.

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