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PROGRAM (FRI 10/8)
Coven Kingdom (1976)
(Choreography by Paul Tayfar/IViusic by
Eventide (1997) (TaylorNaugh:Oh;Hi) .
Promethean Fire (2002) (Tay*

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PROGRAM (SAT10/9)
Arden Court (1981) (Taylor/VViitio :
Dante Variations (2004) (TaYiptkioptiv,
Le Sacre du Printemps (1,981) (Tay1PriStraVihi<

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Kolel Moshe Institute for Lifelong Jewish Learning

@ Congregation B'nai Moshe - A Learning Community

6800 Drake Road, West Bloomfield

Our major fall offering

"JEWS AND THE CITY"

10-part Monday night series with

he experience of living in an urban environ-
ment is intimately familiar to a 21st-century
audience, and the diversity of city life makes
it possible to explore different aspects of Jewish life.
Each of the lectures in this series will include time
for questions and discussion at the conclusion of
prepared remarks.
Professor Howard Lupovitch holds the Pulver
Family Chair in Jewish Studies at Colby College in
Waterville, Maine. He is spending the current
academic year in metro Detroit doing research,
writing and teaching.

Series Introduction

"THE URBAN JEWISH
EXPERIENCE: A LABORATORY
OF JEWISH IDENTITY"

Oct. 11 • 7:30 pm — No charge

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Prof. Howld N. Lupovitch

Mini Series 1 "IMPERIAL CAPITALS: IN THE
SHADOW OF KINGS AND EMPERORS"
Oct. 18 — Nov. 1 • 7:30 pm

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$10 per lecture at the door or $25 for the series

"Istanbul: The Sultan and his Jewish Courtiers"
"Vienna: The Habsburgs' Jews"
"Saint Petersburg: Beyond the Pale"

Mini Series 2 "PORT CITIES"
Nov. 8 - 22 • 7:30 pm

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$10 per lecture at the door or $25 for the series

"Odessa: The Great Russian Exception"
"Budapest: Jews and the Pearl of the Danube"
"New York City: The Ambiguities of the Melting Pot"

Mini Series 3 "CENTERS OF LEARNING
AND ENLIGHTENMENT"
Mar. 14 — 28 • 7:30 pm

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$10 per lecture at the door or $25 for the series

"Cracow & Vilna: Ashkenazic Judaism at its Zenith"
"Prague: Junction of Tradition and Innovation"
"Pressburg: The Bastion of Orthodoxy"

Kolel Moshe is made possible by the Ruth Rosenberg Albert Adult Education Fund of B'nai Moshe, by tuition income from our
classes, and by gifts from members and friends of B'nai Moshe who share our shul's commitment to Torah Lishma— Jewish study
for its own sake — as a prime Jewish value. For more info or to join our e-mail list, call Nancy Kaplan at 248.737.1931 or e-mail
kolelmoshe@comcast.net

Also coming up at
Kolel Moshe this fall...

SUKKOT SHIUR with Eric Grossman

Sun. Oct. 3 @ 7:30 p.m. - $7 at the door

"LIFE AND DEATH IN
THE LODZ GHETTO"

With Arnold Shay
Introduced by Dr. Sidney Bolkosky
Sunday, Oct. 10 @ 11:15 a.m. -
$7 at the door

"THE LITERARY PROPHETS"

With Rabbi Elliot Pachter
4 Sundays @ 10 a.m. starting Oct. 31
$7 per session or $25 for the series

ADULT HEBREW READING CLASSES

Sunday and Monday mornings and
Wed. nights on various levels —
contact us for details

SHABBAT MORNING STUDY GROUPS

STAY AND LEARN ON SHABBAT

PERSONALIZED JEWISH MENTORING

A series of workshops to build Jewish
skills for home and shul

Other plans for New Year 5765
include a Sunday Brunch & Learn
series, films, and more.

Congregation

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