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`Us And Them'

Shir Tikvah Feted

Adat Shalom will continue its
three-part series on "The
Jewish Faith in Relationship to
Christianity, Islam and
Buddhism" with a lecture at 8
p.m. on Thurs., Dec. 17, at the
synagogue.
Guest speaker Rabbi David
Golinkin will discuss "Us and
Them: Views of Gentiles in
Rabbinic Literature?' He will
look at the way
in which
Halachah
(Jewish law)
has viewed
non-Jews and
what implica-
tions this has
for contempo-
Rabbi Golinkin
rary interfaith
relations.
Rabbi Golinkin is president
and professor of Jewish law at
the Schechter Institute of
Jewish Studies in Jerusalem.
There is no charge for the
program. The community is
welcome. Reservations are
requested. Call Sheila Leder-
man, (248) 851-5100, or e-mail
slederman@adatshalom.org .

Congregation Shir Tikvah of
Troy \vas recently honored with
the Union of Reform Judaism's
award for outstanding adult
Jewish education programming.
CST garnered the award in
the medium-size congregation
category — those (with between
251 and 600 member families.
Each synagogue was required to
submit a one-page essay
describing its congregation as
one of learners and provide
examples of study opportuni-
ties, growth and change in adult
education offerings and future
goals. A panel from URJ's
Department of Lifelong
Learning evaluated the submis-
sions.
Award winners will be recog-
nized at its 2005 biennial in
Houston. They will receive URJ
press books, videos and CDs
appropriate for adult learners.
Shir Tikvah's second vice
president Erica Peresman is
scheduled to attend the event.

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