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B'nai Vail Congregation

B'nai Vail Congregation

Celebrating 40 Years

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Shabbat

Friday Shabbat

Due to COVID-19, Oneg takes place 5:30 – 6:00 pm MST via YouTube live chat and is followed by pre-recorded Shabbat service that changes every week. JOIN/WATCH NOW

Join us every Friday night at the Vail Interfaith Chapel at 5:00 p.m. for a warm welcome and early Oneg. Visitors and residents gather to welcome Shabbat with coffee and treats before our Service begins at 6:00 p.m. The custom-made, B’nai Vail siddur includes traditional prayers with transliterations, as well as meaningful English readings. Rabbi Newman delivers a brief weekly lesson, and invites congregant participation and Cantor Michelle Levy joins with tunes that you will recognize from your past or can easily catch on for a joyous and uplifting Shabbat. Services are concluded by 7:00 p.m.

B’nai Vail on YouTube

Please visit the B’nai Vail Congregation YouTube page to view past services and livestreams.  At this time we are once again holding in-person services every Friday night at the Vail Interfaith Chapel at 6:00 pm.

Saturday Morning Summer Shabbat

Creekside:  B’nai Vail offers an outdoor Creekside Shabbat Morning Service outside the Vail Interfaith Chapel during the summer months. This is a Torah Service and we welcome participation in honors such as Torah reading, aliyot, and English readings. An inspirational message from Rabbi Newman explains the weekly portion, and Cantor Michelle wakes up the spirit with her lively and heartfelt music.

Mountaintop: Twice each summer, B’nai Vail takes advantage of the beautiful mountain setting. Special services are held on the Wedding Deck at the top of the Lionshead gondola. A lift ticket is required to attend these services, and members are encouraged to sign up to join in a special oneg either before the service. These services are generously sponsored/underwritten by members of the B’nai Vail community.

Yahrzeit and Misheberach

Our congregation strives to meet the needs of all of our members and visitors. Each Friday night, Rabbi Newman reads the names of those observing a yahrzeit or memorial anniversary that month, and gives time for those attending to say the names of those not on the list. We also include the Misheberach, or blessing for healing as part of the service, and encourage congregants to say the names of those in need of healing.

A name can be added to the yahrzeit list for reading at a service, for the month containing the anniversary of the memorial and at Yom Kippur by contacting the B’nai Vail office.

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Your generous donations allow us to offer year-round worship, holiday celebrations and educational programming for all ages.

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B’nai Vail Congregation

B’nai Vail Congregation is committed to being a center of Jewish Life that welcomes individuals and families of diverse backgrounds.

We are dedicated to creating a supportive environment that is spiritual, intellectual, and social and aspire to be a Jewish community that fosters a sense of belonging and enables us to connect with one another.

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B’nai Vail Congregation
19 Vail Road (physical & mailing)
Vail, CO 81657

T: (970) 477-2992
E: admin@bnaivail.org

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