BMH-BJ provides clergy services for baby namings and Brit Milahs to both members and non-members of BMH-BJ. Whether done during morning services, Sunday afternoon or at Shabbat, the clergy members will work with you to make your celebration special. The celebration can take place at the synagogue or off-site. For more information, call 303-388-4203. Rental space for your celebration is available by calling the main office at 303-388-4203.
BMH-BJ
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BMH-BJ is a modern Orthodox Zionist synagogue serving the entire Denver Jewish Community. Our 650 congregant families promote spirituality, relevancy and intimacy.
We nurture an awareness of the Divine in the world through Jewish learning, joyous experiences and vibrant prayer through multiple worship experiences. Twice daily minyan services, Shabbat services, educational programs and numerous social events will find a cross-section of Denver Jewry in attendance. To accommodate the diversity of worshippers, the synagogue has both a main sanctuary with mixed seating and a chapel with a mechitzah for separate seating.
We also offer early childhood education at our preschool. A new scholarship fund at the Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado offers scholarships to any Jewish early childhood education center in Denver or Boulder, including ours. Learn more about the fund.
Independent Celebrations
Have a Jewish educator, rabbi or ritual leader create a unique Jewish experience for your family. A MazelTot discount covers 100% of the cost, up to a maximum of $250.
BMH-BJ provides clergy services for baby namings and Brit Milahs to both members and non-members of BMH-BJ. Whether done during morning services, Sunday afternoon or at Shabbat, the clergy members will work with you to make your celebration special. The celebration can take place at the synagogue or off-site. For more information, call 303-388-4203. Rental space for your celebration is available by calling the main office at 303-388-4203.
Preschool
Receive one free month of preschool tuition, applied over 9 or 12 months. A MazelTot discount covers one free month of tuition for one student, up to a maximum of $500. This discount can only be used by families new to Jewish preschool in Greater Denver and Boulder.
BMH-BJ's preschool classrooms are small and intimate with low teacher-student ratios and plenty of one-to-one interaction with the students. The classrooms enable children to develop an essential sense of their own self-worth, confidence and the willingness to explore the new or unfamiliar, and the ability to play and interact socially with others. The BMH-BJ Syagogue Preschool teachers develop a positive curriculum in which children learn the basics to prepare them for their soon-to-begin careers as students. Jewish holidays are celebrated in class, helping children get a sense of the ruach (the spirit of their religion and culture). From the earliest ages, the children begin to learn Hebrew songs, the Shema, brachot and other Jewish prayers. No parents in classes.
Monday–Thursday Full Days; 7:30 am–6 pm, Friday, 7:30 am–4 pm. Monthly tuition is $930
BMH-BJ's preschool classrooms are small and intimate with low teacher-student ratios and plenty of one-to-one interaction with the students. The classrooms enable children to develop an essential sense of their own self-worth, confidence and the willingness to explore the new or unfamiliar, and the ability to play and interact socially with others. The BMH-BJ Syagogue Preschool teachers develop a positive curriculum in which children learn the basics to prepare them for their soon-to-begin careers as students. Jewish holidays are celebrated in class, helping children get a sense of the ruach (the spirit of their religion and culture). From the earliest ages, the children begin to learn Hebrew songs, the Shema, brachot and other Jewish prayers. No parents in classes.
Monday–Thursday Full Days; 7:30 am–6 pm, Friday 7:30 am–4 pm. Monthly tuition is $930.
BMH-BJ's preschool classrooms are small and intimate with low teacher-student ratios and plenty of one-to-one interaction with the students. The classrooms enable children to develop an essential sense of their own self-worth, confidence and the willingness to explore the new or unfamiliar, and the ability to play and interact socially with others. Please bring at least two changes of clothing, bibs, a pacifier, a blanket, supply of diapers and wipes, any special powder or ointment with a permission form from your physician, labeled bottles, formula, breast milk, eating utensils and table food. No parents in classes.
Monday–Thursday Full Days; 7:30 am–6 pm, Friday 7:30 am–4 pm. Monthly tuition is $1,300.
BMH-BJ's preschool classrooms are small and intimate with low teacher-student ratios and plenty of one-to-one interaction with the students. The classrooms enable children to develop an essential sense of their own self-worth, confidence and the willingness to explore the new or unfamiliar, and the ability to play and interact socially with others. The BMH-BJ Syagogue Preschool teachers develop a positive curriculum in which children learn the basics to prepare them for their soon-to-begin careers as students. Jewish holidays are celebrated in class, helping children get a sense of the ruach (the spirit of their religion and culture). From the earliest ages, the children begin to learn Hebrew songs, the Shema, brachot and other Jewish prayers. No parents in classes.
Monday–Thursday, Full Days; 7:30 am–6 pm, Friday, 7:30 am–4 pm. Monthly tuition is $960.
BMH-BJ Preschool offers summer camp for children ages 1 to 5. Three 4 week sessions begin May 29th. Each session will be organized around a theme. The children will have water play, outdoor exploration and indoor fun! There are three, four, and five day options. Our school is open from 7:30 to 6:00 Monday through Thursday and 7:30 to 4:00 on Friday.
Session I May 29 to June 22
Things to Do
Session II June 25 to July 20
Places to Go
Session III July 23 to August 17
People to Meet
The BMH-BJ Preschool teachers develop a positive curriculum in which children learn the basics to prepare them for their soon-to-begin careers as students. Jewish holidays are celebrated in class, helping children get a sense of the ruach (the spirit of their religion and culture). From the earliest ages, the children begin to learn Hebrew songs, the Shema, brachot and other Jewish prayers.