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Bereavement
Support Offered
Congregation Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses will offer a Bereavement
Support Group
open to all mem-
bers of the Jewish
community.
The group will
meet for eight
weeks 7:30-9:30
p.m. beginning
Wednesday
Robert Hack
evenings, Dec. 9
through Feb. 3.
There is no charge.
The group will be conducted by
Robert M. Hack, a psychotherapist
specializing in bereavement issues.
Call the congregation office, (248)
8 5 1-6880, to register or for details.
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Learn With
Rabbi Glogower
The Jewish Community Center of
Metropolitan Detroit will present an
educational opportunity that explores
rabbinic sources and visionary per-
spectives. This 12-session series of
classes will be taught by Rabbi Rod
Glogower 10:30 a.m.-noon on
Tuesdays. Ability to follow Talmudic
text in the original Hebrew or
Aramaic is helpful but not required.
All materials will be translated into
English by the teacher. Fee for 12
classes: $138 for JCC members, $162
for non-members.
Another opportunity will be to par-
ticipate in a lunch and learn setting. The
topic will be the Torah portion for the
week. Appropriate for all ages or levels, a
causal discussion will take place. This
class will meet 12:15-1:1 5 p.m. on
Tuesdays. Fee for 12 classes: $108 for
JCC members, $132 for non-members.
All classes are given at the Kahn
JCC building. To register, call the
JCC, (248) 661-7649.
Science, Religion
Controversies
Dr. Jacob Trombka, a top adviser to
the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, will speak 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 18, at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
In a program sponsored by the con-
gregation's Adult Study Commission,
Trombka will explore longstanding
and current controversies that exist
between scientific research and reli-
gious belief in a program titled "The
Nature of Creation: Bereshit and
Modern Cosmology."
Trombka notes
that the last half-
century has yielded
most exciting dis-
coveries concerning
the nature of the
evolution of the
universe and our
solar systems. "It is
believed that a con-
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vergence in the
ideas of the nature
of creation between these modern cos-
mological theories and ideas found in
Bereshit (Genesis) and classical Jewish
texts can be achieved," he says. "We
will take a sojourn through these vari-
ous pathways and try to discover some
of these remarkable relationships."
The evening will be chaired by
Beth El Honorees
At a Temple Beth El "Israel at 50"
Gala Celebration honoring Bernice
Gershenson and Frank D. Stella,
more than $1,003,000 was real-
ized in State of Israel Bonds. The
honorees were presented with the
State of Israel 50th Anniversary
Independence Issue Award for their
support of the community the State
of Israel and the Israel Bonds
Campaign. Shown seated are
Herbert Kaufman, dinner co-
chairman; Frank D. Stella; Bernice
Gershenson; Merton Segal dinner
co-chairman. Standing are Rabbi
David S. Castiglione; Marion Freedman, Temple Beth El president, Rabbi Sheila
B. Goloboy and Rabbi Daniel B. Syme.
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