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46 Detroit Jewish News
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Kol Ami
Plans Classes
Ms. Yoskowitz
Gives Testimony
Temple Kol Ami will begin its fall
adult education program this
month. Beginning Hebrew will be
offered on Thursday evenings Oct.
7-Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. The one-hour
class is designed for those who have
no Hebrew reading knowledge. By
the end of the semester, students
will be able to read basic prayers.
A Kabbala class will be offered on
Thursday evenings Oct. 7-Nov. 11
at 8 p.m. Students will examine the
creation stories and the soul from a
mystical perspective.
"Prophecy, the Millennium and
Jewish-Christian Relations" will be
offered on Thursday evenings Dec.
2, 9, 16. Students will look at how
some Christians interpret biblical
prophecy to teach the imminent
return of Jesus and cataclysmic
events on earth.
There is a fee for some courses
and pre-registration is required for
all courses. For information, call
Temple Kol Ami, (248) 661-0040.
Rachel Yoskowitz, director of the
Immigration and Citizenship Service
of the Jewish Family Service, was
called upon to give testimony before
the Senate subcommittee on immi-
gration's hearing on INS reform on
Sept. 23 in Washington, D.C.
Chaired by Senator Spencer
Abraham, the subcommittee asked
Yoskowitz, of Southfield, to present
the experiences that the immigrants
who are aided by her agency
encounter in dealings with the INS.
Yoskowitz was recommended to
Senator Abraham's office by the
Detroit Coalition for Responsible
Immigration Policy, where she repre-
sents Jewish Family Service.
Founded and administered by the
Jewish Community Council, the
coalition works in collaboration with
communal organizations to create a
communal atmosphere that values
and welcomes new immigrants.
Yoskowitz is also a member of the
Michigan Committee on Refugee
Resettlement and the Michigan
Coalition for Immigration and
Refugee Protection.
Aish HaTorah
Slates Seminar
Aish HaTorah Detroit will host
a Discovery Shabbaton the
weekend of Oct. 15-17 at 555
South Old Woodward,
Birmingham.
The seminar will explore
Jewish belief and spirituality:
Who wrote the Torah? Is there a
rational basis to believe in God?
What do we mean by chosen
people? Why be Jewish?
The Discovery concept
employs psychology, computer
science, philosophy and history
to make a case for the authen-
ticity and relevance of Jewish
belief.
Meals and accommodations
will be made in Oak Park for
families, couples and singles.
Prepaid registration must be
made by Tuesday, Oct. 12. The
cost is $75; scholarships are
available. For information, call
Aish HaTorah, (248) 737-0400.
AJE Hosts
Two Workshops
The Agency for Jewish Education
invites K-12th grade Jewish educa-
tors to two upcoming NIRIM
Professional Enrichment workshops.
On Wednesday, Oct. 13, from 7-
9 p.m., the Aleph Bet Series will
continue with session two,
"Techniques and Strategies" with
Chana Greenfield. The workshop
will be held at the AJE, 21550 West
12 Mile Road, Southfield. Hebrew
knowledge is required. NIRIM par-
ticipants will receive two credits.
On Wednesday, Oct. 13, and
Thursday, Oct. 14, from 7-9 p.m.
session one of the computer series,
"A Class for Beginners," will begin
at Andover High School, 4200
Andover Road, Bloomfield Hills.
The worskhop will be presented by
Laurie Sutch, manager of the Faculty
Exploratory at the University of
Michigan, a computer lab. NIRIM
participants must attend both
evenings to receive four credits.
Both workshops are free of charge.
To register, call individual school
directors, or Madeleine Goldstein at
the AJE, (248) 345-1050.