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is a free, drop-in series. Nancy Kaplan,
(248) 737-1931.

AISH HATORAH CLASSES
Aish HaTorah "Jewish Literacy" class 8
p.m. Mondays at the Aish Center, 555
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(248) 737-0400. Young professional
night Tuesdays with supper at 6:30 fol-
lowed by a discussion of "Love, Dating
and Marriage." Learning night
Wednesdays with a class on the week's
Torah reading at 7:30 followed by a
class on "Jewish Philosophy and
Mysticism" at 8:30.

LUNCH AND LEARN

`GOD IN TIMES OF CRISIS'
Rabbi Sheila B. Goloboy will speak on
"God In Times of Personal Crisis" at
Temple Beth El's lunch and learn 11:45
Thursday, May 13. RSVP by May 7 by
mailing a check for $15 (members) or
S18 (non-members) to the temple.
(248) 865-0612.

YAD EZRA LUNCH AND LEARN
Rabbi Paul Yedwab from Temple Israel
will be Yad Ezra's guest speaker at the
lunch and learn noon Thursday, May
13 at 26641 Harding, Oak Park. His
topic is "Spitting Into the Wind —
Judaism as a Means of Resisting Popular
Culture." $5. RSVP by May 11: (248)
548-3663.

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