I TORAH PORTION
We the members of
CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL
Humane Society
OF WEST BLOOMFIELD
wholeheartedly, believe that our synagogue
is the warmest, the most caring and the most concerned
of all synagogues in greater Detroit
It is for this reason that we would like to invite
you and your family to join with us in perpetuating the
finest traditions of Judaism contained in our
•DAILY MINYAN SERVICE • SABBATH SERVICES & HOLYDAY SERVICES
We therefore wholeheartedly invite you to share with us in
our beautiful
HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
Dr. Sherman P. Kirshner Cantor Barry Ulrych
Rabbi
Hazzan
Annie Friedman
Educational Director
Our three-day Hebrew School Program, affiliated with
United Hebrew Schools is now housed in our new fabulous
FRANCES AVADENKA EDUCATIONAL CENTER
Contact Dr. Jerry Rose, Membership Chairman, 851-0330 or
the synagogue office — 4200 Walnut Lake Road
Telephone— 681-5353 or 681-6430 for Membership,
Religious School information or the purchase of High Holiday tickets
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Fri., September 8
8:00 p.m.
Congregation
lYnai Moshe
Oak Park
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also an
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Psychiatrist
"Dealing with Stress in your Life"
QUESTIONS:
Rabbi Allan Meyerowitz (548-9000)
Alicia Nelson (557-1019)
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we sell them,
buy them,
clean them,
repair them,
appraise them
and love them.
sanctuary and thereby involv-
ing personal purity and the
feativals; laws centering
around regulations of ad-
ministration for the king, the
priest and prophets; criminal
laws; and miscellaneous laws
relating to civil matters.
Many Deuteronomy pass-
ages have been inaugurated
into the prayer book liturgy.
The Shema is recited in every
worship service and is includ-
ed in the parchment of the
mezuzah. The theme of choos-
ing life over death with which
this sedra opens is used in the
Yom Kippur liturgy.
This sedra refers to the oft-
repeated theme that Israel is
a holy people and should
abolish all idolatrous prac-
tices of the heathen. Israel is
to be God's treasure, to
dedicate itself to service to
God as a true champion of
God's justice, with ritual
obligations of social and
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ethical responsibilities to
plead the cause of the weak
and helpless: "the orphan,
the widow and the stranger
within thy gates."
Deuteronomy is written in
the spirit of the prophets,
with a unique style and
language characteristic of its
theme. Thus we see in this
sedra and throughout the
book of Deuteronomy the
broad spirit of the greatest
book of the Bible. Deuter-
onomy contains the founda-
tions of a profound legal
system for a just and humane
society, attributed to the
highest possible authority:
Moses. Cast in a unique
literary form of a farewell ad-
dress, it exhorts the love of
God and the love of one's
fellow man. It is a blend of
priestly and prophetic spirit.
The world owes much to
Deuteronomy, and especially
the Jewish people. El
I SYNAGOGUES I
Sager Installs
Beth El Cantor
Sarah Sager, cantor of Fair-
mount Temple in Cleveland,
Ohio, will install Gail
Hirschenfang as cantor of
Temple Beth El at services
8 p.m. Sept. 8.
• Cantor Sager has perform-
ed for Jewish communities in
Chicago, Boston, Providence
The public is invited. Free -
babysitting will be available.
For information, call the tem-
ple, 851-1100.
Brotherhood
Sets Dinner
WORLD OF RUGS
Temple Beth El , Brother-
hood will kick off its year
with a complementary dinner
to paid-up brotherhood
members 6:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at
the temple. There will be
entertainment after the
dinner.
Call the temple, 851-1100,
for information. -
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14000 W. 8 Mile Road
Emanu-El Plans
Picnic Tonight
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(just west of Coolidge)
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Sarah Sager
and New York and has ap-
peared with the group of Can-
tica Hebraica. She has ap-
peared with the Santa Fe
Opera, the Bronx Opera Corn-
pany and the New York Lyric
Opera. She also sang in the
world premiere of Rossini's La
Gazzeta in Barga, Italy, and
held the leading role in the
New York premiere of Lazar
Weiner's opera, The Golem.
Nancy lbwnsend, assistant
conductor for the Artpark
Center for the Performing
Arts in Lewiston, N.Y., will be
guest conductor for the
installation.
Temple Emanu-El will hold
its first annual prospective
member Shabbat picnic 6:15
p.m. today.
Participants should bring
food, utensils and paper
goods. The temple will supp-
ly the wine.
For information, call the
temple office, 967-4020.
Joy For Judy
And Fitzgerald?
Machon Inbrah, the Jewish
Learning Network of
Michigan, will sponsor as
part of its "Just Say No to In-
termarriage" campaign and
ice cream social and discus-
sion titled: "Could Judy S.
Shapiro and Fitzgerald J.
McDonald Live Happily Ever
After?" 7:30 p.ni. Sept. 11 at
the Jewish Learning Network
learning center in Oak Park.
There is no charge. To make
reservations, call the Machon
office, 967-0888 or 967-0887.