MAKING SPIRITUALITY
REAL FOR YOU:
the Hows and Whys of Jewish Ritual
Featuring Rabbi Moshe TutilaUer
Conservative Movement
svohoiar in Residence
A Series of Mitzvah Workshops on
Honoring Our Parents:
The Sandwich Generation
Rabbi Efry Spectre
Wrapped in Holiness: Tallit and Tefillin
Rabbi Leonardo Bitran
Rabbi Daniel Nevins
Spirituality, Shabbat and the Family
Rabbi Irwin Groner
The Spirituality of Living in the Land
Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer
Kashrut: You Are What You Eat
Rabbi William Gershon
Shema and Meditation
Rabbi Aaron Bergman
The Jewish Way To Mourn
Rabbi Elliot Pachter
Purity of Self and Home: Mikveh
Ruth Bergman
A Sign of the Covenant: Brit Milah
Cantor Samuel Greenbaum
Involving Teen in Jewish Life
Rabbi Mitch Cohen
Making God Part of Our Daily Lives
Dr. Mark Smiley
The Community is invited free of charge
Refreshments will be served
Thursday, October 27, 1994 at 7:15 PM
Hillel Day School
32200 Middlebelt Road, Farmington Hills
For more information call (810) 642-4890 or 258-0055
Made possible in part by support from -
Max M. Fisher Jewish Community Foundation, Metro Detroit Conservative Congregations, Agency for Jewish Education, Conservative
Rabbis of Metro Detroit, Detroit Friends of The Jewish Theological Seminary, Hillel Day School, The United Synagogue of
Conservative Judaism - Michigan Region
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Local Author
Is Hosted
The Olive Press will Host Joan
Weisman, author of The Story-
teller at "Bagels and Books" Oct.
29 from 10 a.m. to noon.
Joan Weisman holds a mas-
ter's degree from Wayne State
University, with a combined em-
phasis in child development and
gerontology. She has written two
other children's books.
The Olive Press is an inde-
pendent bookseller specializing
in multicultural children's liter-
ature and teaching resources. To
register and for information call,
Olive Press, (810) 855-6063.
Premiere Set
At Detroit Mercy
The Theatre Company of the
University of Detroit Mercy will
continue the 24th season of five
Michigan premieres with the
world premiere of Roomers by
Claudia Allen, opening Oct. 28
and running through Nov. 13.
Roomers is about mothers and
daughters, relationships and
strangers, and strange relation-
ships that no longer seem so
strange. Set in a small town in
Michigan on a hot summer
evening, this humorous and gen-
tle play concerns a young
woman's coming of age and her
struggle for sexual identity.
For information or reserva-
tions, call the Theatre Company,
(313) 993-1130.
Youtheatre
Stage Production
The Yellow Boat, is a stage pro-
duction celebrating the brief life
of Benjamin Sasr who lived only
eight years, will be presented by
Youtheatre at Music Hall Center
Oct. 22, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. It
is recommended for children age
7 and older (no one under the age
of 5 will be admitted).
Tickets are available by call-
ing the Music Hall ticket office,
(313) 963-2366.
Attic Stages
New Revue
The Attic Theatre will open its
19th season with The Kathy and
Mo Show, a raucous and irrever-
ent two-woman revue that takes
forays into the lives of an eccen-
tric array of characters. Perfor-
mance dates and times are
through Nov. 20: Thursdays, Fri-
days, 8 p.m.; Saturdays, 5 p.m.,
9 p.m.; Sunday matinees, 2 p.m.;
Sunday evenings, 7 p.m.
For tickets, call the New Cen-
ter box office (313) 875-8284.