Try Our ed Snapper Specials... Dinner Only INTERFAITH SEDER r from page 56 exchange contact information, and dialogue about the real issues that unite us as well as divide us." The program incorporated elements of Jewish, Christian and African- American traditions into a celebration of freedom from slavery, combining customs right down to the glatt kosher meal of African-American foods. The musical celebration was spon- sored by the Jewish Community Council's Detroit Jewish Initiative, Congregations Beth Shalom, Shaarey Zedek and Shir Tikvah, Community Faith Baptist Church, Greater New Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church, Metropolitan Church of God, New Light Baptist Church, Peace Baptist Church and Plymouth United Church of Christ. II Wityne Coimty Circuit Court Judge David A. Growl; Shaarey Zedek Rabbi Jonathan Berkun, Michigan Supreme Court Justice Marilyn Kelly and Shaarey Zedek Rabbi Jos h Krako Money And Ethics In Focus Series Discusses Wisdom Rabbi Herbert Yoskowitz will present a The Mishnah (oral law), 48 elements six-session series on the topic of for personal insight and. growth, will be "Money & Jewish Spiritual Life," April the topic of discussion for a new series 14 and 15, 21 and 22, 28 and 29 at offered by Aish HaTorah and hosted by Adat Shalom Synagogue. LoanGiant. The Wednesday events will be Starting Wednesday, April 14, Aish lunch and learn programs at which will offer an introduction to Jewish wis- Rabbi Yoskowitz will lead text study dom based on Kabbalah and the based on passages related to money Mishna. The series will be held in the and Jewish ethics. On the Thursday fourth-floor conference room of evenings, he will expand on related LoanGiant, 26500 Northwestern topics. The April series will examine Highway, from noon till 1 p.m. every Jewish values as they influence views Wednesday. toward money. The Aish staff, Rabbis Tzvi There is a 510 charge for the Hochstadt, Adam Sofer and Alon Wednesday programs, which will begin Tolwin, will lead the discussions. at 12:30 p.m. There is no charge for Lunch will be served compliments of the 8 p.m. Thursday lectures. LoanGiant, but there is a $5 charge per For information about signup, call class. For reservations, call (248) 936- (248) 851-5100. 7200. Sen. Lautenberg To Speak receive the Eternal Light Award "in recognition of a lifetime of service to U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., humanity." Dr. Ismar Schorsch, chancel- will be featured speaker at the Jewish lor of the Jewish Theological Seminary, Theological Seminary dinner will present the awards. Monday, May 10, at Adat The dinner speaker, Senator Shalom Synagogue. Lautenberg, is the son of poor, This year's JTS Shin Award immigrant parents. During honorees include Beth Shalom's World War II, Lautenberg Judith and Joshua Adler, Gayle enlisted and served in the and Richard Burstein of Army Signal Corps in Europe. Congregation Shaarey Zedek, He attended Columbia Susan and Melvyn Friedman of University on the G.I. Bill. Congregation B'nai Moshe, With nvo boyhood friends, Lauten berg Judith and Robert Rubin of Lautenberg founded the Adat Shalom, and Judy and nation's first payroll services George Vine of Congregation Beth company, Automatic Data Processing. Ahm. Lautenberg is a Jewish communal Judge Avern and Lois Cohn will leader and activist. He was general chair Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 25% off total Thursday food through Sunday bil 15% off total food bill I Not good with any other offer. 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Call the Torah Center, .(248) 855-6170. of the national United Jewish Appeal and served on the boards of the American Jewish Committee, Hebrew University, and as president of the American Friends of the Hebrew University. He was a member of the executive committee of the Jewish Agency for Israel. Dinner chairpersons are Bill and Madeleine Berman, James and Nancy Grosfeld, Doreen Hermelin, Paul and Leslie Magy, Allan and Joy Nachman and Alan and Sandra Schwartz. Funds raised at the May 10 event will go for student scholarships; 25 Detroit students are enrolled at JTS. For dinner reservations, call the Detroit JTS office, (248) 258-0055. Presenf this act Cor to% ocC any one tits,' A`',21?• ,/ ■ 3/0 E. Maple Rd. Dcunfown Birmingham 11 (Above Dines Hair Sfu4ic0 (2q2) 506—g160 810120 zj i‘ STAR TRAX EVENT PRODUCTIONS The Greatest Interactive Entertainment in the Country is in your Back Yard! 248.263.6300 GET YOUR ADVERTISING INTO GEAR call us to advertise 248.354.6060 4/ 9 2004 57