MICAH AT A GLANCE Ante Up for Micah Speakeasy...  Gamble for a good cause and place all your bets on Temple Micah from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Saturday, March 3 at the Micah Speakeasy! Find out exactly what a party we're all in for at the Denver Press Club downtown. Sponsors and participants are wanted for this Roaring 20's fundraising fling to benefit our congregation. Click here to make your plans!      Learn with Us... Temple Micah's Adult Hebrew classes will meet Sunday mornings at 1958 Elm St., Denver -- the same site as its religious school for children, resuming Feb. 5. Explore other topics of Jewish interest for grown-ups at the Sunday Shiur and Rabbi Mo's Roundtable. In addition, Me'at Shabbat activities on 1st Saturday mornings monthly at Temple Micah offer a special something for toddlers and their families! Find out more about Jewish educational opportunities from Elaine Lee, 303-388-4239. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK			Almost Suppertime... Let's get together with Micah congregants, newcomers, friends and others interested in sharing casual meals at nearby places after 6:00 p.m. services on 3rd Fridays monthly at Temple Micah, 2600 Leyden St., Denver. If it sounds good, simply add your name to the RSVP list for Shabbat Sampler Suppers. Choose your food and beverage from the menus, set your own price, relax and rejuvenate in the best of company. RSVP for supper seating by Monday before each gathering to Elaine Lee, elaine.lee@micahdenver.org, 303-388-4239. Be a "regular" at this series of Micah community excursions or just once in awhile, but do try it! Listen to Temple Micah's Podcast: The Micahcast BAG IT AND BRING IT! Micah Mitzvah Bags are available for $5 each from the Social Action Committee or temple office to carry nonperishable food and hygiene items to all Micah events. Warm clothing items are especially appreciated in this season too! Purchase of these bags supports the temple's social action projects. Your donated items go to agencies that distribute them to people in need. The Caring Association for Native Americans (CANA) provides walkers if needed; financial donations for this purpose can be made through Temple Micah. Contact Sheri Lockhart, Social Action chair, 303-388-4239. Check out Temple Micah's Social Advocacy blog! http://micahdenveradvocacy.blogspot.com/
	Welcome to Temple Micah! We are a mid-sized Reform congregation located in Park Hill, the heart of northeast Denver. A progressive synagogue that blends contemporary thought and creativity with tradition, Temple Micah is a community whose minds, hearts and doors are open to anyone who seeks a Jewish manner of connecting to and understanding our world. Our doors stand proudly open to all...whether you have a traditional or not so traditional background; whether you choose to partner with someone of your own or of the opposite gender; whether you are a family of many or of one; whether you are a family where all are Jews or only some. The diverse environment of Temple Micah invites those seeking a spiritual home to channel the Divine and also those searching for enlightenment about contemporary and ancient Jewish thought. Others may seek a safe and loving environment to nurture children who are just beginning an exciting spiritual journey. And some wish to increase their knowledge about the world at our intriguing classes and discussions where the sky is the limit. Whatever your beliefs, Rabbi Morris and other congregants will embrace your sensibilities, and also challenge them with sermons and discussions that open the mind and the heart to countless possibilities. We warmly invite you to join our congregation for a Shabbat service, a Torah study session, or another event here at Temple Micah; to discover our fulfilling and distinctively holistic approach to Judaism. So come. Wrap yourself in the tallit of Jewish heritage. Familiarize yourself with our community and with our uniqueness, as you experience the traditional, yet dynamic style of Temple Micah.

Temple Micah is a Reform Jewish congregation. For more information on Reform Judaism, check out the Union for Reform Judaism's website, www.urj.org.