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Choose your
mitzvah.

Dozens of
volunteer
activities
from which
to choose.

Share
your day.

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One of the historic documents to be displayed at the Young Israel of

Southfield dinner on Nov. 23 at the West Bloomfield JCC

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A Glimpse Of History
Dr. Mitchell Cappell will be the speaker
at a dinner sponsored by Young Israel
of Southfield Sunday, Nov. 23, at 6. p.m.
at the Jewish Community Center in
West Bloomfield.
Cappell, chief of gastroenterology at
William Beaumont Hospital in Royal
Oak, will display and explain the
importance of a number of original
documents in is collection of Judaica
relating to historical events, including
the Holocaust and the founding of the
State of Israel.
The presentation is titled "Jewish
Triumphs Through Trying Times."
The dinner will feature French cui-
sine. For information or reservations,
contact Rita Schreiber, (248) 827-1199,
rshcreibermi@yahoo.com; or Cookie
Gonik, (248) 357-1377,
momgon@comcast.net. RSVP by Nov.
13.

Jewish
Federation

Jewish Muslim Ties
On Friday, Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m. Temple
Kol Ami in West Bloomfield will host a
special Shabbat worship service.
As part of a Weekend of Twinning,
Rabbi Roman and Imam Mohammad
Mardini will address prejudices and
misconceptions and try to build an
ongoing relationship of working togeth-
er on issues of mutual concern.
This weekend is under the spon-
sorship of the Foundation for Ethnic
Understanding in New York, the
American Muslim Center of Dearborn
and Temple Kol Ami.
At least 25 mosques and synagogues
across North America will join in a
discussion on the theme "Confronting

Bring items to
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December 25

Together we will celebrate
the strength of our community.

Sign up by December 8th online:
jewishdetroit.org/mitzvanday

Questions? Contact Michael Daitch,
(248) 642-5393, ext. 9,
or email daitch@jfmd.org

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Danielle Glickfeld

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Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism
Together"
In November 2007, the imam and
Rabbi Roman represented the Metro
Detroit community at a national
seminar in New York City, at which the
idea for this year's programming was
developed.
Linking the need for mutual under-
standing and respect with the themes
of the American Thanksgiving celebra-
tion, the participants agreed to initiate
opportunities for congregations to
learn about and with each other. .
This event is open to the public. No
reservation is required; call (248) 661-
0040 for information.

Na'amat Donor Luncheon
The Greater Detroit Council of Na'amat
USA will hold its annual donor lun-
cheon Wednesday, Nov. 19, noon at Adat
Shalom Synagogue in Farmington Hills.
The program will be presented by
Penny Steyer, musi-
cal director for
Temple Shir Shalom,
West Bloomfield.
The chairman of the
day will be Adele
Staller.
The group will
celebrate the 60th
Penny Steyer
anniversary of the
State of Israel as well as 80 years of
Na'amat's existence working on behalf
of the women, children and youth of
Israel.
There is a charge. Call Na'amat, (248)
967-4750.