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SCA. That office rotates among
the three denominations, Or-
thodox, Reform and Conser-
vative. The current president is
Orthodox; Rabbi Groner is a
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Friday, June 19, 1987

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Rabbi Irwin Groner

Rabbi Irwin Groner, spiritual
leader of Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
has been elected first vice presi-
dent of the Synagogue Council
of America, the national asso-
ciation of rabbinic and congre-
gational branches of Conser-
vative, Orthodox and Reform
Judaism.
In his new capacity, Rabbi
Groner said he will "work close-
ly with the president of the
SCA — Rabbi Gilbert Klaper-
man — to formulate positions
and policies on major issues
confronting the synagogue com-
munity."
Rabbi Groner has been with
Shaarey Zedek since 1959 and
became its rabbi in 1967.
As the first vice president,

Rabbi Groner said having a
Detroiter on the national SCA
board would be a boon to
Detroit Jewry. He said the SCA
`can help define and shape" a
response to issues affecting
Detroit Jewry. Specifically, he
said on the issue of a Jewish
hospice for Detroit, which he
called a priority issue for
himself, the SCA has a working
partnership with a national
hospice organization which
would benefit advocates of a
Jewish hospice here.

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June 19, 1987