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The Detroit Jewish News, 2010-04-08

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5 years Project Chessed, a program o

Jewish Family Service, has been providing

access to health care for low-income,

uninsured adults. Created as a collaborative

between the Jewish community, health care

institutions and individual providers, Project

Chessed is an access network connecting

the uninsured to a comprehensive

network of pro-bono care. More than

2,500 individuals have been connected to

physicians, treatments and prescription

Join us

medications through this unique program.

Project Chessed partners with over 600

Sunday April 25, 2010

dedicated medical professionals and the

following health care institutions:

Oakland Community College Orchard Ridge Campus

> William Beaumont Hospitals

> Botsford Hospital

Enter from Farmington Road at 12 Mile

> Detroit Medical Center

NOON: Registration I 1:00 PM: Walk / Run*

> Henry Ford Health System

> Karmanos Cancer Institute

*Timed Walk/Run Available

> Michigan Endoscopy Center

> Millennium Diagnostic Center

Each step you take brings an uninsured person a step closer to health care.

> Providence Hospital & Medical Center

> St. Joseph Mercy Oakland

> St. John Macomb

HONIGMAN

> Straith Hospital

A Program of

Register Online at

Jewish

www.walkforchessed.org or call 248.592.2318

5 HABBAT
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ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGU

o-AbAT 0.4,4041

LS PLEASED TO WELCOME

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BRUCE PEAR

HEAD BASKETBALL COACH, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

FRIDAY EVENING SHABBAT EXPERIENCE

wimpippwr

5:30 p.m. - Shabbat Shaboom
(dinner served following Shabbat Shaboom)

*

6:00 p.m. - Teen Service
with a greeting from Coach Bruce Pearl

*

6:00 p.m. - Shabbat Rocks Service

*

Casual Shabbat Buffet following the service

*

6:45 p.m. - Child care opens
* 8:00 p.m. - Children's Entertainment - "Yo-Master Zeemo"

*

8:15 p.m. - AN EVENING WITH COACH BRUCE PEARL

*

9:30 p.m. - Young Adult Group Afterglow

SHABBAT MORNING

*

WE'RE PART OF THE TEAM

1579500

E E L

*

IO Federation

www.nsdetroit.org

8:30 a.m. - Talmud Study with Rabbi Bergman

The Tikkun of Rabbi Nachman:
Repairing the world by repairing ourselves

*

9:00 a.m. - Traditional Service

*

10:00 a.m. - Presentation by Community Educator Ruth Bergman

Elisha and the Power of Prophesy

*

10:30 a.m. - Drop-off Youth Services

*

10:45 a.m. - Bubbie-Zayde Shabbat

*

Expanded Kiddush following Services

"Bring your grandchild to Shul day"

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flamed in conjunction
with the Adat Shalom
Young Adult Group and

CHAIRPERSONS: CAROL WEINTRAUB FOGEL AND PHYLLIS PILCOWI

Tennessee head basketball coach Bruc
i Pearl fulfilled one of his professiona
dreams in July of 2009, as he led Maccabi USA's Open Men's Bas
ketball Team to a gold medal with a 95-86 overtime triumph, de
feating Israel at the 18th World Maccabiah Games.
For the past five years, Pearl has presided over arguably the
most successful period in the University of Tennessee basket
ball history. He is the first coach to lead the Volunteers to a na-
tional #1 ranking. Coach Pearl directed his team to an epi
showdown with MSU on March 28th, which resulted in a disap
pointingl point loss to the Spartans.
Pearl has demonstrated a life-long commitment to Lewis
causes and to Israel. "Growing up in the Boston area, Israel ha
been at the forefront of family conversation ever since I was
small kid: he says. "My grandparents were Orthodox and kept
kosher home as well. I can remember that it was much more dif
ficult for my parents, who endured a lot of anti-Semitism durin
my childhood than what my own children have to deal with today
"Israel," he adds, Is also at the forefront and part of m
daily life as well. Our rabbi discusses Israel each and every wee
at the Shabbat service I attend with my family. And when I ope
the local daily newspaper, I don't automatically turn to the
sports page. I flip through the World section to see if there's
story about Israel. Being Jewish and being connected t

Casual
attire
throughout
Shabbat

Israel is part of who I am."

For dinner reservations, please call 248-851-5100
or download an invitation from www.adatshalom.org .

JN

April 8 e 2010

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