FACING THE CIFIRKNE55:
Text. Study for •Tisha B'Fly
with Rabbi Rod Glogower
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AJE Effects
James Jonas
James L. Jonas was elected president
of the Agency for Jewish Education
at the recent
annual meet-
ing.
Also elect-
ed were
Arthur
Horwitz, vice
oernard
Mindell, vice
president;
Gayle
Burstein, trea-
surer; Paula
Glazier, secre-
tary; and Susie
Citrin, Dr. Lynda Giles, Michael
Kasky and Trudy Weiss, executive
committee.
At-large board of directors are
Linda Brodsky, Sy Finkelstein, Dr.
Joan Lessen Firestone, Linda
Goodman, Joseph Greenberg, Alyssa
Martina, Joshua Mondry, Mindy
;Nathan, Robert Schostak and Jessie
Stern.
Those serving as representative
directors are Irene Beck, Sari
Cicurel, James D. Hooberman,
Elizabeth Kahn, Cindy Kandel, Dr.
Maxwell Nadis, Laura Rice, Esther
Sherizen, Nancy Singer and Andrew
Weil.
This series will be offered in both a daytime and evening
format. Rabbi Glogower's classes are university-level
seminars for students with text study experience.
Texts used in class are in the original Hebrew and Aramaic.
All material is translated into English by Rabbi Glogower.
For daytime students
Laker Education Complex
2075 Walnut Lake Rd., w ed.
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3 Tuesdr9• ..turnings
6, 13 and 20
10:30 am - noon
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To register for any of these
summer classes with Rabbi Glogower,
call Haviva at the AJE office
$30/series or $12/session
Patrons $75*
248.354.1050.
For evening students
Congregation Beth Shalom
14601 West Lincoln, Oak Park
2 Wednesday nights
July 7 and 14
7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
$20/series or $12/session
Patrons $50*
*Patrons receive two guest passes for each session.
co-sponsored by
the Agency for Jewish Education
and Eilu v' Eilu, the adult Jewish
learning project of the Detroit
Conservative movement.
Shabbat School
At Kol Ami
Temple Kol Ami is accepting enroll-
ment in its Family Shabbat School
program, which meets year round
every other Saturday from 9-11 a.m.
ltis for families with children in
.,,ndergarten through third grade
and replaces the traditional Sunday
school program.
Each Saturday morning will begin
with an age-appropriate worship ser-
vice. Some weeks children and their
parents will learn together; other
'weeks, children and parents will
h ave lessons in two groups. Each
, Pk children will learn Hebrew let-
rers, a core curriculum and the study
Jewish holidays.
This program is open to Kol Ami
nembers and families who are not
affiliated. There is a charge. For
nformation, call Rabbi Amy
igman, (248) 661-0040.
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