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pose is to "promote an in-
timacy between God and
humanity, to penetrate the
secrets of the universe, to
hasten the coming of the
Messiah" and to protect the
Jews throughout history, said
Rabbi Blustein.
The rabbi spent the first
sessions dealing with the
historical backround of
mysticism, discussing
angelology, numerology, the
Zohar, false messiahs and the
creation of the world.
The Birmingham Temple
also offers adult education
courses. Monday evenings
from 7:30 to 8:30 Rabbi Sher-
win T. Wine leads a two-year
course on Humanistic
Judaism. The curriculum in-
cludes Jewish history, Jewish
culture and Humanistic
Judaism. Monday Forum, a
series of lectures on a variety
of topics follows, from 8:30 to__
10 p.m. Rabbi Wine lectures
and occasional guest speakers
make presentations. This
year Harold Shapiro, former
University of Michigan presi-
dent and current president of
Princeton University, as well
as Detroit Free Press colum-
nist, Susan Watson, will visit.
Novi UHS
Open House
The Novi Branch of United
Hebrew Schools will have an
open house on Tuesday. The
branch was opened at the
Village Oaks Elementary
School last year with nine
children. Fifteen are enrolled
so far this year.
The program offers Sunday
school for pre-schoolers
through third grade. Third
graders will also attend
religious school on Wednes-
day afternoons. Holidays,
ceremonies, customs and Bi-
ble are taught. A Shabbat
dinner and four Super Sun-
days will enhance the learn-
ing experience.
For information about the
time and location of the open
house, call Carol Gale,
354-1050.
Educators
Reorganize
The Jewish Educators
Council of Metropolitan
Detroit is a coordinating body
of professional Jewish
Educators. The JEC encom-
passes day schools, Hebrew
and religious schools from Or-
thodox, Conservative, and
Reform movements, as well as
unaffiliated groups. The
group reorganized this sum-
mer and has over 40
members.
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