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ii.v, Eilu is the adult Jewish
learning project of the
Detroit Conservative
Movement and is underwrit-
ten by Adat Shalom Synagogue,
Congregations Beth Shalom, Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses (BAHM), B'nai
Moshe and Shaarey Zedek; Hillel Day
School; and Women's League for
Conservative Judaism-
Michigan Branch.
Eilu v' Eilu empha-
sizes intellectually
challenging text study
and encourages adult
learners to enhance
their Jewish knowl-
edge and spiritual
consciousness through
focused encounters with traditional top-
ics and sources. It also promotes the
concept of Klal Yisrael by facilitating
community-based learning in which
Jewish adults learn with and from each
other across shul and denominational
lines.
Eilu v' Eilu publicizes its classes and
programs widely and has succeeded in
attracting students from all streams of
Judaism. Many participants in Eilu
Eilu classes identify themselves as not
currently belonging to any congrega-
tion.
Eilu Eilu learning venues include

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and their staff of Gourmet Caterers
at Adat Shalom Synagogue
Thank Everyone For Their Excellent Support.
We Wish Our Friends, Customers and Relatives
A Very Healthy, Happy and Prosperous
NEW YEAR.

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29901 Middlebell • Farmington Hills

9/18
1998

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Borders Books and Music, Farmington
Hills; Borders Books-Music-Cafe,
downtown Birmingham; Hillel Day
School; participating congregations; and
private homes.
Program goals for the new year
include:
* Secure funding to hire a program
director and underwrite special pro-
grams (such as day-
long study retreats,
early morning work-
place shiurim).
Develop a corn-
plementary role for
Eilu Eilu in the
existing and projected
community mix of
adult Jewish learning
opportunities.
* Expand the number of adults par-
ticipating in Eilu v' Eilu, with special
emphasis on those not yet connected to
the organized Jewish community.
" Design learning opportunities for
advanced students, seminar-style or oth-
erwise, so that dedicated adult learners
can continually enhance their knowl-
edge.
Raise the community's level of
commitment to lifelong Jewish learning
and its appreciation for what the
Conservative Movement has to offer in
this area.

he Congregation
Beth Israel annual
Chanukah bazaar,
which will be held
Sunday, Nov. 22, is the only
fundraiser to support the pro-
grams of Ann Arbor's
Congregation Beth Israel
Sisterhood.
The funds are used to sup-
port the religious school, syna-
Ruth Winter and her dart hter Paula
gogue, Israeli sisterhood, the
Silverman prepare latkes or the Chanukah
Jewish Theological Seminary,
bazaar.
an adult bar/bat mitzvah class
and to send teachers to the
Sunday, Sept. 27. The women will
Conference on Alternatives in Jewish
conduct the congregational services
Education. Most of the 145 mem-
on Jan. 16, 1999, in order to encour-
bers participate in this event as vol-
age the women's participation in
unteers or customers.
other services.
The sisterhood goal is to educate
A community Shabbat dinner is
members Judaically. For the first
planned to demonstrate the obser-
time, sisterhood and men's club
vance of Shabbat in the home. Other
members will instruct congregants at
programs include studies on Rosh
their homes in building a sukkah on
Chodesh and the Holocaust.