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Check it out!  Following are some interesting links recommended by our Rabbis:

urj.org The Union for Reform Judaism's web site is a treasure of information about the many programs and agencies that are offered to members of Reform congregations. It also includes an impressive continuing education section and explanations that families and educators will find very useful. Through this site you can find a link to any Reform congregation in world.

huc.edu This is the home website of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, the Reform movement's seminary for Rabbis, Cantors and Educators. It offers a terrific link to the American Jewish Archives and many other programs and projects offered by the college. Obviously, anyone interested in what it means to be a Reform Rabbi, Cantor, or educator, would do well to check out this site.

ccarnet.org This website is the home of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, the Reform Rabbinic union. It includes back issues of important articles from the Reform movement and an archive of Progressive Responsa.

adl.org The Anti-Defamation League’s website provides important information about anti-Semitism and resources for combating it locally. If you face discrimination, the ADL will come to your aid.

JewishColorado.org This is website of the Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado. It provides useful information about every Jewish organization in this area. Local programs and events are highlighted.

Shamash.org This is THE search engine for the Jewish world. Look here and you'll find links to virtually every Jewish movement, concern, issue, and interest.

JPost.com The Jerusalem Post on line. This site offers up to the minute news from Israel and around the Jewish world.

Memri.org The Middle East Media Research Institute provides translations of articles and speeches from the Arab speaking world. A Palestinian spokesperson may profess peaceful intentions to the Western press, but what is written and expressed in the Muslim press? You’ll find out here.

Since there are reporters and pundits with anti-Israel biases, how can we know when a news-story is accurate? Thankfully, there are organizations that monitor news stories and they publish their findings on the Internet. CAMERA.org  and HonestReporting.com are two media-watch dogs devoted solely to stories that involve Israel.

http://www.itjrmrc.com This is the website for the "Introduction to Judaism" course that is required for anyone considering conversion or just interested in learning more about the Jewish faith.  It is put on by the Rocky Mountain Rabbinical Council and taught by different rabbis each week.

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