CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK

announces

THE GREAT WEEKEND

SPONSORED BY THE BERRY FAMILY

MAY 6 & 7, 1989

such conduct arises from
motives that place personal
gain above the welfare of the
nation. Other lawmakers
should pay heed to the outcry
against Speaker Wright, for
ethical standards define, in a
democracy, the restraints
placed on political power.
We hold our representatives
to a higher standard than
avoiding illegal acts. We ex-
pect them to set an example
of devotion to the public in-
terest and concern for the
public good.
Ultimately, a just social
order is created out of ethical
sensitivity and moral direc-
tion. A democracy rests not
only upon its laws but upon
the matters that belong to the
heart, the standards of the
conscience, the values we hold
sacred. 0

presenting

RABBI MOSHE TUTNAUER

Renowned Scholar and Orator
as Scholar-In-Residence

SYNAGOGUES

Rabbi Wine
Plans Talks

Rabbi Sherwin Wine of the
Birmingham Temple will
review Beyond American
Hegemony by David Calleo
8:30 p.m. Monday. There is a
charge.
Rabbi Wine will describe
the philosophy and programs
of the Birmingham Temple
and of Humanistic Judaism
at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. For
information, call the temple,
477-1410.

B'nai Moshe
Youth Services

Rabbi Allan Meyerowitz
will lead junior congregation
services every Shabbat at 10
a.m. beginning Saturday.
The program emphasises
traditional prayer skills for
children ages 8 to 13. A kid-
dush will follow Saturday
services.

SHABBAT MORNING, MAY 6
8:45 A.M. Services
11:15 A.M. Lecture

THE CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT:
DO WE HAVE A PLACE IN ISRAEL?

SHABBAT LUNCHEON, MAY 6
Following Services

WHO IS A JEW, POLITICS ASIDE?

SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 7
10:00 A.M. Lecture

DAVID & BATHSHEBA: A MODERN
PARABLE OF POWER AND MORALITY.

The Public is invited.
Reservations are necessary for the Shabbat Luncheon.

Presented by Cultural Commission — Dr. Samuel Stulberg, Chairman
Dr. George Blum and Dr. Paul Gold are Co-Chairmen of the Weekend.

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