The local Jewish community packed into Boulder’s Jewish Community Center on Wednesday to sing and pray together and hear from speakers who included three people who either witnessed or were

“It was a walk just like all our others, until it wasn't,” the anonymous burn victim, who explained to the crowd that, though they’d grown up Jewish, the walks had helped them connect with their faith after the Oct. 7th attacks. “I went to Hebrew school. I had a mitzvah. I observed all the holidays, but I never felt connected to religion.”

The Boulder Jewish Community Center hosted a vigil Wednesday night to bring the community together after Sunday's attack on Pearl Street.