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We live in a time when the
word "love" falls lightly on the
lips, but often seems absent in
human relationships. All too of-
ten, "love" refers to transitory feel-
ing and momentary impulse.
We, the Jewish people, bear a
different message. Of all the
songs of love, the eternal romance
of the Jewish people, bear a dif-
ferent message. Of all the songs
of love, the eternal romance of the
Jewish people is our Shir Ha-
Shiriin, our Song of Songs. May
we experience its rapture. ❑

Scholar Weekend
At B'nai Moshe

Congregation B'nai Moshe
will present its scholar in res-
idence weekend, May 5-7.
The theme is "An
Introspective Weekend:
Sacred Moments in a Chaotic
World." The featured speaker
will be Rabbi William
Lebeau, vice-chancellor of the
Jewish Theological Seminary
and dean of the Rabbinical
School.

Have you hugged
a volunteer
today?

Day in and day out, volunteers make a difference. They
bring joy to the lives of the aged, extend a hand to new
immigrants, offer friendship to people with disabilities.
They are the extra eyes, ears and hands so necessary to
our Jewish Federation and community agencies.

Volunteers provide counsel, raise funds, run errands, sit
on committees, lend clerical help, stuff envelopes,
develop programs, file archival materials, answer
phones, chart plans for the community's future. And
more.

Volunteers are not always recognized. Often, they work
quietly behind the scenes, performing community ser-
vice in many ways that are unseen by the public.

Volunteers provide the special ingredient that defines
the unique quality of our Detroit Jewish community.

William Lebeau
The weekend will begin on
Friday, May 5, at 6 p.m. with
a Family Service, with dinner
to follow. Rabbi Lebeau will
speak at the dinner.
Children's activities will be
available.
Saturday, May 6, will fea-
ture services and Youth
Shabbat at 9 a.m. with a kid-
dush to follow. Rabbi Lebeau
will deliver the sermon. On
Saturday evening, 7-11 p.m.,
the program will offer
Minchah, scholar session,
Havdalah, dinner, and enter-
tainment. This weekend is
sponsored by the Deutsch
Family Speakers Fund and is
in memory of Rabbi Moses
Lehrman.
There will be a charge for
Friday and Saturday night
dinners, and advance reser-
vations are required. Call
Congregation B'nai Moshe,
788-0600, for reservations
and information.

The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit would like
to give a hug to all those individuals who devote their
time, talent and heart to our community and our people.

April 23-30, 1995

Lend a hand. Be a volunteer.

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Allied Jewish Campaign

For information, call the Jewish Federation Volunteer Network,
(810) 642-4260, ext. 306.

PO Box 2030 • Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-2030 • (810) 642-4260