Ti Reform Student Rabbis to Live, Work in Slums in Third Year of Program THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
NEW,YORK (JTA)—Eleven Re- Washington D.C., St. Paul and examine black-white tension, to
form Student rabbis will live and Milwaukee, the latter expected to evaluate the response of public
Work in the slums of major cities be served by Steven Chester of and private agencies to inner
this summer in the third year of Los Angeles, who has been part- city needs and to study the atti-
the Rabbinic Internship in Urban time rabbi to Temple Beth Am of tudes of the local Jewish com-
Affairs program, Rabbi Balfour Livonia, Mich. Two other Reform
munity toward the urban crisis.
Brickner reported.
The project, the first under
Jewish religious sponsorship, is a
program of the commission on
interfaith activities of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
the Central Conference of Amer-
ican Rabbis and the Jewish Chau-
tauqua Society, the major institu-
tions of American Reform Juda-
ism. Rabbi Brickner is commis-
sion director.
The student rabbis will live and
work for 10 weeks, starting July 1,
in Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati,
Miami, New York, Philadelphia,
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rabbinic students are being select-
ed to serve in the Los Angeles
ghettos. All attend Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of Religion
in Cincinnati.
As in past years, the intern-
ships are sponsored locally by
Jewish community re la t i o n s
agencies. Rabbi Brickner said
each rabbinic intern agrees to
live in the slum area for 10
weeks, working with Protestant
and Catholic urban clergymen to
study at first hand the problems
of the urban poor, to provide
help in anti-poverty programs, to
The intern also is expected to
make proposals on action pro-
grams the Jewish community
might undertake for the urban
poor. The assignment includes pre-
paration of a weekly report which
is sent to the local sponsoring
agency, to the commission and to
the seminary.
The five rabbinic interns who
served last year reported at the
close of the summer unanimous
agreement that whites, generally,
including Jews, had virtually no
understanding of the rage and de-
speration of ghetto dwellers.
BETTY KOWALSKY and JER-
OME STASSON will present their
piano and violin students in recital
8 p.m. Monday at Baldwin Recital
Friday, June 13, 1969-13
Hall. Included in the program will
be compositions by Bach, Beet-
hoven, Chopin, Debussy, Vivaldi
and Grieg.
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