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September 07, 2006 - Image 26

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2006-09-07

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DIGEST

At The Shul
Rosh HaShanah
Services
Are Really Serious.
And Seriously
Warm and Friend
Seriously.

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Gravesite Visits
Temple Israel's Robert Sosnick
Family Life Center will host its
annual program "Kever Avot: The
Graves of Our Ancestors" Sunday,
Sept. 17, sponsored by Ira Kaufman
Chapel in Southfield.
Just before Rosh Hashanah and
Yom Kippur, volunteers accompany
residents of area assisted-liv-
ing facilities to local cemeteries
— keeping with the Jewish custom
of visiting the gravesites of loved
ones at this time.
Golf carts are made available in
those cases where the gravesites
are otherwise difficult to access.
Air-conditioned tour buses with
bathrooms are hired; and stones,
tissues, flowers, lunches, hand
wipes and prayer booklets are pre-
pared.
For information about par-
ticipating in Kever Avot, contact
Temple Israel's Robert Sosnick
Family Life Center, (248) 661-5700.

osh HaShanah Services seriously sweet enough
for any Jewish person. That's why we have
exciting services (in Hebrew and English), a
children's program, a warm environment with
friendly people and a serious Kiddush.

Adult Ed Classes
Temple Beth El in Bloomfield
Township plans adult education
classes.
Fourteen-week classes beginning
Wednesday, Sept. 13, are available
in beginning Hebrew, conversation-
al Hebrew and advanced Hebrew.
Cost: $50 for members; $75 non-
members.
"Introduction to Judaism:' a
nine-week course beginning Oct.
11 for prospective converts, non-
Jewish partners of Jews and Jews
seeking a better understanding of
Judaism, will be led by Rabbi David
Castiglione. Cost: $75 for members;
$95 non-members. Couples will be
charged only one fee.
At 7 p.m. Wednesdays beginning
Oct. 25, Rabbi Daniel Syme will
present "The Jewish Calendar for
Those Who Need to Know" at no
charge.
Keren Alpert, director of educa-
tion, will lead a monthly brown bag
lunch and learn noon on selected
Thursdays. No charge.
At 9:30 a.m. Wednesdays begin-
ning Sept. 13, Lea Beurer will study
of Torah text. Charge: $35 for mem-
bers; $50 non-members.
At 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 5,
Keren Alpert will conduct a session
in aliyot blessings. Charge: $6.13.
For information or to register,
call Temple Beth El Religious
School, (248) 865-0612.

It's a place for any Jew to feel the New Year's sweetness.
Everybody should have a place to feel comfortable on the
High Holidays. Call 248.788.4000 or www.theshul.net .
We'll save you a seat.

Seriously.

The Shul.

Authentic. Friendly. Spiritual. Friendly. Stimulating. Friendly.

We're Even Having
A Pre-High Holiday Shabbaton
To Get You Seriously Higher!

Join us for a weekend with
Rabbi Laibl Wolfe, Australian Mystic
Weekend of September 15-17
Call for details and to register: 248.788.4000
or online at www.theshul.net
6890 West Maple Road, West Bloomfield

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