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Emanu-EI Hosts
UAHC Official
Daniel Schechter, a
member of the board of
trustees of the Union of
American Hebrew Congrega-
tions, will serve as the Tem-
ple Emanu-El Samuel Ham-
burger Endowment Fund
State of Michigan Official
Holocaust Commemoration
THE RESCUERS: RIGHTEOUS GENTILES (?)
Coalition Day
Is Planned
May 2, 1989
12 Noon
State Capitol Rotunda
Lansing
Join the state-wide Jewish community in remembering the
Holocaust, and honoring those brave individuals who risked
their lives to help us.
Daniel Schechter
Busses will leave from the
Jewish Community Center, Oak Park,
at 9:30 AM. $1 per person.
Call 962-1880 for information
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Metropolitan Detroit, the Flint Jewish Federation, and the Michigan Office of Management and Budget.
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luncheon after May 6 ser-
vices. And at 10 a.m. May 7,
he will speak on "David and
Bathsheba: A Modern
Parable of Power and Morali-
ty?'
The public is invited. Reser-
vations are required for the
May 6 luncheon and the May
7 breakfast. There is a charge
for the luncheon.
The "Great Weekend" is
sponsored by the Berry
family.
Wishes to thank
our generous
contributors who
enabled needy
Jewish families to
share in a Very
Happy Passover.
Levi Smith
Morris Gould
Dale Kaplan
Shirley Robbins
Ann Kaplan
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Scholar-in-Residence May
12-14. His topics will be
"Being a Reform Jew in the
1990s" at 8:15 p.m. May 12;
"Shabbat and Spiritual Sur-
vival" at 10:30 a.m. May 13;
and "Personal Perspectives on
Leadership and Learning" at
the annual faculty and educa-
tion committee luncheon
11:45 a.m. May 14.
Schechter is co-chairman of
the UAHC Central Con-
ference of American Rabbis
commission on religious liv-
ing and former chairman of
the UAHC/CCAR national
task force on religious com-
mitment. He is a member of
the editorial board of Reform
Judaism and president and
publisher of American
Hospital Publishing, Inc. He
holds a Master's of Arts
degree in education and a
Master's of Science degree in
journalism from Columbia
University.
The community is invited.
A reservation and fee are re-
quired for the May 14 lun-
cheon. For information, call
the Emanu-El education of-
fice, 967-4020.
Event Features
Rabbi llutnauer
Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer,
leader of the Conservative
movement in Israel, will be
the guest speaker for Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek's
"Great Weekend," May 6-7.
At 11:15 a.m. May 6, Rabbi
Tutnauer will speak on "The
Conservative Movement: Do
We Have a Place in Israel?"
He will discuss "Who Is a
Jew, Politics Aside?" during a
The Michigan Coalition of
Secular and Humanistic
Jews, including the Bir-
mingham Temple, Jewish
Cultural Club of Ann Arbor,
Jewish' Parents Institute,
Sholem Aleichem Institute
and Workmen's Circle will
present its fourth annual
Coalition Day 9 a.m. Satur-
day. Zev Katz, dean of the In-
ternational Institute for
Secular Humanistic Judaism,
will discuss "Israel and the
Palestinians" and "Secular
Humanistic Judaism — An
International Movement."
There is a charge. To
register, call the Birmingham
Temple, 477-1410.
B'nai David
Family Luncheon
Congregation B'nai David
will hold its monthly Family
Shabbat Luncheon following
morning services May 6.
Rabbi Morton Yolkut of
B'nai David will conduct a
discussion on the Torah por-
tion and Cantor Stuart Fried-
man will lead the traditional
Sabbath zemirot. A catered
luncheon will be served at no
charge, but non-members are
asked to make reservations
by Tuesday.
For reservations and infor-
mation, call the synagogue,
557-8210.
Notice
On May 5, The Jewish
News will begin listing the
names, addresses, phone
numbers and senior rabbis
for all synagogues and
temples in the metro-
politan Detroit area. B'nai
and b'not mitzvah will be
listed in the b'nai mitzvah
column.
This column will replace
our synagogue service
schedule. The Jewish News
will no longer publish
Shabbat service times, rab-
bis' sermon topics, holiday
service times or the names
of individuals chanting the
haftara.