"I was lonely at home; there would be
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Selichot Goes Zen

The Conservative synagogues of
Metro Detroit will host the second
annual joint Selichot program and
service, which will take place this year
at Congregation B'nai Moshe Saturday
night, Sept. 24, featuring Rabbi Alan
Lew of Berkeley, Calif., as guest schol-
ar. The community is invited. There is
no charge.
Rabbi Lew's most recent book, This

is Real... And You Are Completely
Unprepared: The Days of Awe as a
Journey of Transformation, will be avail-
able for purchase on the night of the
program. He spent 10 years as a seri-
ous student of Zen Buddhism and his
current work in exploring the use of
meditation in enhancing Jewish spiri-
tuality.
The evening will begin with a 9
p.m. Havdalah service in led by Rabbi
Steven Rubenstein, Ronn Nadis and
Paul Darmon of Congregation Beth
Ahm. A dessert reception will follow.
At 9:30 p.m., Rabbi Lew will deliv-
er a talk titled, "Selichot — The
Prayer of the Broken Heart." At 10
p.m. the Selichot service will begin,
led by Cantor Earl G. Berris and the
High Holiday choir, joined on the
bimah by Cantors Meir Finkelstein,
Samuel Greenbaum, Yevsey Gutman,
Chaim Najman and Larry Vieder.
For information about the
Conservative Community Selichot
program and service, call Sharlene
Ungar, (248) 788-0600 or e-mail
cbminfo@bnaimoshe.org.

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es free of charge. Membership is not
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