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„Aternard Mandelbaum,
of e Jewish Theological
Seminary of America, will be guest
scholar, of Cong. Sharey Zedek's
; third:f.;annual "Great Weekend"
., - - 04.,:ttir:«:Oct. 31. He will explore
thp,F1qpIn "Themes in Rabbinic
Literature."
At the 7 first session, 8:30 p.m.,
Oct. 29, Rabbi Mandelbaum will
pres
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discuss 'The Family."-.41§abbatit
services Oct. 30, he will :speak off
"The Self." That Sunday morning,
at 10, at the .men'x..club brunch-
forum, Rabbi :Malxielbatitii will
spell/ on "The.Dentile -Comnittni-
ty." At noon, he wilridtress *De-
troit-Cleveland conclave of United
Synagogue Youth on -'The Young."
The public is invited without
charge.
Temple Israel will honor families
wheV 1ia,e jOhieCtite'ilingregation *
during • the past:lea at its
news ' - Men!beir diniler -and •sabbath
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The dinner is sponsored by the
temple affiliate groups, the men's
club, sisterhood, couples club and
youth group: 'The community is
welcome to the 8:30- p.m.•service:
A multimedia sermon• in song,
"Noah—a Ballad for Today," will
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be presented by the temple rabbis
and Cantor Harold Orbach.
Soloists Maxwell Raimi on the
to 'David Sytne'•on the guitar
teietptifs professienal,
'quartet also,:will participate.
"Noah" has been adapted in
multimedia form by members Mrs.
Philip Gold and Nathan Shapiro.
Composer - Edward Goldman pre-
miered it in concert form at Tem-
ple Israel several years ago.
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ifendult education fall series will
tigin Pi- Pin. Tuesday and will con-
tinue for four successive Tuesday
evenings. Five concurrent courses
will be held during each two-hour
session.
Rabbi Joel Pouko, associate di-
rector of the Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation at the University of
Michigan, will discuss "Poets.
Prophets and Madmen: Tales of
Hasidic Masters." He himself is
the great-great-grandson of Rabbi
Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev, one
of the teachers to be studied.
Prof. Shmuel Raz of the Bet
Midrash at Ann Arbor will speak
on "The Israelis: Founders and
Sons," based on the best-selling
book by Amos Elon. The course
will deal. with current social and
political concerns of Israel
within the framework of history:
Six Days Plus Four Years;
Israel's Black Panthers: Why?;
and HMOs and Doves in Israel.
"Enduring Values in Jewish His-
.- tory" will be taught by Dr. Irving
Panush, director of the humanities
division at Macomb Community
College.
"Modern Jewish Literature: an
Introduction" will be taught by
Prof. Helen Schwartz of Oakland
University.
A special seminar on "Judaism:
the School and the Home" will be
offered for,,pare,nts of first and
second grade' students in religious
school. Rabbis Irwin. Groner and
Gerald Teller provide an
orientation to theschool curricu- ,
hen.
A three-part lecture series fea-
turing Dr. Abraham Kaplan, pro-
fessor taf philosophy at the Univer-
sity otrklidbigan, -will start Nov.
23. His topic is "Personalities in
Jewish Philosophy t" These courses
are offered' free to the general
community.
This program is sponsored by
the synagogue's cultural com-
mission, under the guidance of
the aduitAidies division, Dr. liar-
vey - Beaver, chairman, and Mrs.
403eptit- Deutch, co-chairman.
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in a Continuing Education • Program
Study Courses — Four Consecutive Tuesday Evenings
October 26, November 2, November 9, November 16
from 8:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.
POETS. PROPHETS. AND MADMEN; TALES OF
HASIDIC MASTERS
Rabbi Joel Poupko
University of Michigan
THE ISRAELIS: FOUNDERS AND SONS
Prof. Shmuel Has
Bet Midrash. University of Michigan
The lifestyles of four masters: Israel Baal Shem
Toy; Nachman of•Bratzlav; Levi Yitzchok of
Berditchev; Menochem Mendel of Kotzk.
Topics: "Six Days Plus Four Years;"
"Israel's Black Panthers: Why?;"
"Hawks and Doves in Israel."
MODERN JEWISH LITERATURE: AN INTRODUCTION
Prof. Helen Schwartz
Oakland University
ENDURING VALUES IN JEWISH HISTROY
Dr. Irving Panush
Macomb Community College
Topics: Isaac Bashevis Singer and the Yiddishists;
The Holocaust and After; The Affirmations of
Elie Wiesel and Saul Bellow ; Phillip Roth and
Bernard Malamud: The Prison and the Key.
Topics: The Messionicidear the achievements of Galut;
the constancy of the Jewish community;
Jewish response to environmental challenge.
JUDAISM: THE SCHOOL AND THE HOME
Rabbi Irwin Groner
Rabbi Gerald A. Teller
A seminar program for parents of first and second grade religious school students.
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GREAT WEEKEND
October 29-31st
RABBI BERNARD
MANDELBAUM
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President of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America
- will discuss
"Themes in Rabbinic Literature"
8:30 P.M. ,,,Fiiday; October 29th
- - -
"They Family"
What is the rabbinic view of the family?
Sabbath Services-11:00 A.M.-Saturday., October 30th
`,'`The Self"
Men's Club lIrmaelt+Foruiii—I0:00 A.M.—Sunday. October 31st
"The Gentile Community"
The general public is invite without charge to all lectures and courses
SHAAREY ZEDEK
South6;144 Michigan 48076
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