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for underwriting our first seven conferences, We invite members of OHALAH and the RPA, colleagues who are rabbis, cantors, rabbinic pastors, and students of these professions to the 2009 OHALAH Conference “Karov L’chol Korav Drawing Near and Reaching Out Through Sacred Text and Living Practice” Conference: January 11 to 14, 2009 Student-led Shabbaton: January 9 to 10, 2009 Hotel Boulderado, 2115 13th St., Boulder, Colorado Meals are kosher vegetarian/dairy/fish (Association of Rabbis for Jewish Renewal) OHALAH Cantorial Committee Rabbinic Pastor Association And ALEPH Ordination Programs Under the Auspices of ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal
The conference begins at 4:00 pm on Sunday and ends at noon on Wednesday. If you are flying, try to arrive at Denver airport by 1 pm on Sunday and fly out at 4 pm or later on Wednesday. Bag lunches will be available on Wednesday to eat at the hotel while schmoozing or to accompany you on your travels. In our ongoing quest to deepen ourselves and be both leader and resource to the greater Jewish community, this year’s conference will explore the various dimensions of d’vekut and kiruv through text study, practice, and ritual. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings will include dinner and special programs. Our Tuesday evening program will be entitled From The Four Corners of the Earth: a Global Vigil. Monday and Tuesday will feature morning davenen, breakfast and multifaceted conference-wide programming. Lunch and free time will be followed by small groups for study and discussion or study and hands on activities. On Wednesday, a secure room will be available for suitcases and belongings from breakfast through 12:30 pm. The program will engage us in L’chol Korav and will include group davenen and a special guest teacher who will lead us in text study to help us weave together the programmatic threads of d’vekut and being in the world that we have explored throughout the conference. A special focus at this year’s conference will be Ethical Boundaries of Sacred Trust: How Close Can We Really Come.
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