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Adult Education Classes
Are Listed For The Fall

Yeshiva Beth Yehudah
Contact: Moshe Lichtenstein,
(810) 557-6750 days, or (810) 559-
6030 evenings.

Partners in Torah.
This course is open to men and
women interested in learning
about Judaism on an in-depth lev-
el. Each participant is matched
one-on-one with an experienced
study partner. Torah study topics,
including Chumash, Jewish phi-
losophy, Jewish law, Talmud, and
prayer, will be explored. A special
High Holiday enrichment pro-
gram is also being offered. The pro-
gram runs 8-9 p.m. on Tuesday
nights at the Yeshiva Beth Yehu-
dah. Pre-registration is required.
There is no charge.

Adat Shalom Synagogue
Contact: (810) 851-5100

Hebrew Literacy Classes
Beginning, intermediate and
advanced Hebrew classes at 7:30
p.m. Mondays, beginning Oct. 23.
They will focus on learning He-
brew to participate more fully in
the Friday evening and Shabbat
morning services. Nominal ma-
terials fee.

Adult Bat Mitzvah Program
This is designed for women
who wish to prepare for a bat
mitzvah celebration at Adat
Shalom Synagogue on the first
day of Shavuot, May 24, 1996.
Adat Shalom clergy will instruct
the classes, which are scheduled
for 7 p.m. on Tuesdays beginning
in late October.

Sisterhood Study Series with
Rabbis Efry Spectre and Daniel
Nevins
Two afternoon study sessions,
12:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Nov. 7 and
14 at Adat Shalom. This season's
topic will be modern Hebrew po-
etry. There is no charge. Coffee
will be served.

Beit Midrash with Rabbi Daniel
Nevins
An interactive learning pro-
gram. In coordination with the
Jewish Theological Seminary's
"Year of Talmud Study," this
year's program at Adat Shalom
will focus on tractate "Brakhot."
It will cover many liturgical, the-
ological, practical and legendary
areas. Noon and 7:30 p.m. pro-
grams will be held most Wednes-
days, Sept. 13 through March 27.
Advance reservations and fees for
lunches required.

Nov. 18, Dec. 16, Jan. 27, Feb. 17
and March 16: There is no
charge.

Connections — Links to Expand-
ing Your Jewish Life
On Saturday evening, Nov. 11.
Beginning with a Havdalah cer-
emony, the evening will present
speakers offering discussions and
interactive workshops. Featur-
ing Professor Zvi Gitelman,
Florine Mark Ross, Rabbi Reuven
Hammer, Arthur Feldman, Eric
Fingerhut, Sue Marx.

Birmingham Temple
Contact: (810) 476-9532

Introduction to Women's Studies
in Judaism
This class will introduce stu-
dents to the major issues at the
intersection of Judaic studies and
women's studies. It will survey
writings on the relationship of
women to the Jewish tradition.
Six Wednesday evenings 7-9
p.m., Sept. 13 and 20, Oct. 11 and
25 and Nov. 1 and 8. Pre-regis-
tration is required. Tuition: mem-
bers, $90; non-members, $120.
Tuition includes all materials,
handouts and bibliographies.

Monday Humanistic Judaism
Class
This class, which runs Mon-
days from 7:30-8:30 p.m., is open
to all members of the congrega-
tion (and non-members for a fee)
who wish to strengthen their un-
derstanding ofJewish history,
culture and the ideas of Human-
istic Judaism. The program of
study covers two years. One is de-
voted to the philosophy of hu-
manism and to the meaning and
value ofJewish identity. The oth-
er year is centered around a sci-
entific presentation of Jewish
history, with special attention to
its humanistic meaning. In 1995-
1996, the topic will be "The Real
History of the Jews." The first ses-
sion will be Sept. 11.

Monday Forum
The Monday Forum, from
8:30-10 p.m., features lectures on
Jewish history, Jewish writers,
ethics, philosophy and psychol-
ogy, as well as reviews of current
literature, drama and films. Mon-
day Forum is open to the public.

Shabbat Study Hour
The Shabbat Study Hour, Sat-
urdays from 9:30-10:30 a.m., is
an opportunity to study Jewish
literature in depth almost every
Sabbath morning with Rabbi
Learners' Minyan
A "user-friendly" format ask- Wine. The Bible and Genesis pro-
ing questions and learning more vide the texts for the ongoing dis-
about Jewish prayer, 11 a.m. on cussion. The first meeting will be
these Shabbat mornings: Oct. 21, ' on Sept. 9.

Congregation Beth Achim
Contact: (810) 352-8670

Supper Series
The home-based Supper Se-
ries, on Sunday evenings, will
kick off Nov. 5 with guest speak-
er Rabbi Reuven Hammer on the
Book of Samuel. Rabbi Yoskowitz
will lead discussions on April 21
and June 23.

Shabbat Dinners
A three-part Shabbat dinner
series will focus on Israeli wars
and heroes. The first dinner will
be on Oct. 13 and will explore the
1967 Six-Day War. The Yom Kip-
pur War of 1973 will be the sub-
ject of the second dinner on
March 29. The final dinner will
focus on the Gulf War of 1991 and
will be held on May 23.

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Book Bites
This group meets in members'
homes on Tuesday evenings with
book reviews and discussion on
Oct. 24, Nov. 21, Dec. 12, March
19, April 23 and May 21.

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Pre-High Holiday Seminar
Sept. 13 and Sept. 20 at Ma-
chon L'Torah. Time will be an-
nounced.

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• small classes
• diverse curriculum
• experiential focus
• financial aid
• ISACS accredited

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Hebrew Crash Course
Basic Hebrew I — Aug. 23, 30,
Sept. 6, 13 and 20; Basic Hebrew
I — Oct. 25, Nov. 1, 8, 15, and 22;
Basic Hebrew II — Nov. 29, Dec.
6, 13, 20 and 27. The courses will
be held at Machon L'Torah,
15221 W. Ten Mile Rd. in Oak
Park, starting at 7:30 p.m.

Judiacollege
Every Wednesday night, Oct.

MON.-SAT. 10-5,
THURS. 771. 8

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Lunch and Learn
Tuesday afternoons at noon is
the continuing Lunch and Learn
series. This year, Rabbi
Yoskowitz will be teaching Tal-
mud for Beginners.

Lunch and Learns
All conferences allow a half
hour for lunch, followed by a 40-
minute discussion or lecture led
by Rabbi Avraham Jacobovitz.
Sept. 6 — 12:15 at Schafer and
Weiner, P.C.; Sept. 11-12:30 at
Zwick and Solomon; Sept. 12 —
11:45 at Henry Ford Hospital;
Sept. 13 — 12:30 at Cigna Fi-
nancial Services; Sept. 18 —
12:30 at The Jewish News; Sept.
19 — 12:15 at Honigman, Miller,
Schwartz, and Cohn; Sept. 20 —
12:15 at Jewish Federation Max
M. Fisher Building.

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