Religious history

Abstract This folder contains three programs for events celebrating the 125th anniversary of Congregation Zera Abraham. The first is for a kids-focused event called "Chanukah Chagiga." The program is on a brown background with organge and white text outlining the details of the event. The second is a tri-fold beige brochure with the timeline of the history of the congregation including a progression of the rabbis and the time and date of the event. The third is a brochure with the same design as the...

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This folder contains one program for Zera Abraham's 126 anniversary celebration. It is a white brochue the brown text throughout. In addition to having the details of the event, the program mentions three orthodox educational institutions that Zera Abraham worked closely with; Hillel Academy, Yeshiva Toras Chaim, and Bais Yaakov of Denver. On the back of the program is a list of services and programs available to the members of the congregation.

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This folder contains two programs for the 127th anniversary celebration of Zera Abraham. The first program is a blue brochure with teal text. In addition to the details of the event the program lists the rabbis of Congregation Zera Abraham. The second item is a booklet containing messages honoring the rabbis from congregation members. The booklet is printed on printer paper with a cardstock cover and black binding.

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This folder contains a program from the congregation's 129th anniversary celebration in 2017. The program includes event information on the front, raffle prizes on the inside, and a description of the event on the back.

Abstract This folder contains eleven photographs of significant individuals and places in the early establishment of the Denver West Side Jewish community. Each photograph has text superimposed that describes the invidual(s) or the events depicted in the photograph including biographical and historical information. Photographs include Label Ginsburg in his store, the Star Bakery delivery wagon, three formal portraits of the Sunshine, Feiner, and Ginsburg families, Shul Baer Milstein, a class...