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Assembly Urges
Sunset Service

Kiamesha Lake (JTA) —
Conservative rabbis recently
recommended that tradi-
tional sunset service
preceding Shabbat dinner
replace the four-decades-
long practice of conducting
mid-evening Kabbalat
Shabbat services.
Over 600 rabbis meeting
at the Concord Hotel here
voted in favor of a resolution
to "re-examine the effec-
tiveness of their Sabbath eve
programs with the possible
goal of evolving worship ser-
vices closer to the traditional
time of sunset."
The vote took place during
the largest gathering ever of
the Rabbinical Assembly,
Conservative Judaism's
1,300-member central body
of rabbis.
The change in the time of
Friday evening services is
intended to shift the obser-
vance of the Sabbath from
the synagogue to the home.
"The late Friday service is
clearly dying," said Rabbi
Neil Gilman, associate pro-
fessor of Jewish philosophy
at the Jewish Theological
Seminary. "Younger
families are interested in a
revitalized Sabbath par-
ticipation with parents,
children, grandparents and
friends, especially in the
home."
With services in the past
occurring between 8 and 9
p.m., families would have to
break away from their
Shabbat dinner early to get
to shul in time.
"We haven't had late Fri-
day night services for
years," said Rabbi David
Nelson of Congregation Beth
Shalom in Oak Park. "Peo-
ple just didn't show up."
Conservative rabbis have
found that when they
canceled the late Friday ser-
vice, attendance at Saturday
morning services improved.

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Policy Changes
Recommended

Tel Aviv (JTA) — A
Knesset panel has recom-
mended a sweeping lib-
eralization of censorship
rules which would, among
other things, treat Arabic
newspapers in East
Jerusalem the same as the
Hebrew press in the rest of
Israel.
They would also reduce
from 60 to about 10 the
number of subjects which
must be submitted for
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