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The Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit's Leonard N.
Simons Jewish Community Archives
has acquired documents, pho-
tographs and other historical materi-
al from the Birmingham Temple, the
first congregation of Humanistic
Judaism.
The materials not only document
the evolution of the Farmington
Hills congregation, but also show
another aspect of Jewish diversity
within the broader religious context.
The Jewish Community Archives
will work with staff and volunteers
to have materials ready for the
Birmingham Temple's 40th anniver-
sary in 2003.
Rabbi Sherwin Wine founded the
Humanistic Judaism movement in
Birmingham. It is estimated that
there are more than 50,000 members
in Europe, Israel, North and South
America and Australia.
In 1991, Federation established
the archives to document the history
of the Detroit Jewish community.
Located in the Max M. Fisher
Federation Building in Bloomfield
Township, the archives collects, pre-

serves and
makes avail-
able for
research the
historical
record of the
Federation,
United Jewish
Foundation
(Federation's
real
estate/banking
arm),
Federation's
members
agencies and
local commu- Rabbi Sherwin Wine (third from right, front row) and other Jewish
nity organiza- community representatives attend the round-breaking ceremony for
the Birmingham Temple in 1970.
tions. In
1998, the
N. Simons Community Archives.
archives was named in memory of
"The Birmingham Temple collec-
Simons, a noted Detroit communal
tion is important not only for its
leader and historian.
own very high merits, but also as a
"I applaud the Birmingham
vital
part of the local Jewish commu-
Temple for seeing the importance in
nity
and
as a groundbreaking force
preserving their history, and I thank
in
Judaism
worldwide."
them for choosing the Jewish
For information, call Christein,
Community Archives as their reposi-
(248) 203-1491.
tory," said Heidi Christein, director
of the Jewish Federation's Leonard

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David Handleman, center, is congratulated at the dedication of the Marion
and David Handleman Hall and Auditorium in the Jewish Community Center
in West Bloomfield. The gift was made through the JCC Capital and
Endowment Campaign. Pictured with Handleman are JCC Executive Director
David Sorkin, Capital Endowment Campaign Chair Hugh Greenberg, Judith
Handleman Murphy and JCC President Lawrence Wolfe.

Eilu v'Eilu, the adult Jewish learning
project of the Michigan
Conservative movement, has two
mini-courses for the winter taught
by community educator Michael
Weiss.
The first series, titled "Judaism
and the Origins of Christianity," will
be offered on three Monday nights,
Dec. 4, 11 and 18, from 7:30-9
p.m. at Congregation B'nai Moshe.
Tuition is $30 for the series or $10
per session.
The second series, "Judaism and
the Origins of Islam," will be at
B'nai Moshe on three Monday
nights, Jan. 15, 22 and 29, from
7:30-9 p.m. with the same tuition
charge.
b - Each session can be attended
separately.
Weiss teaches at the Jewish
Academy of Metropolitan Detroit
and at the Florence Melton Adult
Mini-School of Windsor in Canada.
To register for the series or for
information, call Nancy Kaplan or
Lisa Parshan, (248) 593-3490.