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Adat Shalorr Does The Blues

Lazer Lloyd, "King of Israeli Blues," entertained at Missebaba 2015.

dat Shalom's Missebaba 2015 party on
March 7 drew 350 member and friends.
They celebrated Purim in grand style
with inventive food and drink from Quality
Kosher Catering and the amazing sounds of Lazer
Lloyd, the "King of Israeli Blues:' Julie and Mark
Teicher and Julie and Marty Wiener, all of West
Bloomfield, chaired the gala happening.

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They worked hard to make it happen: Adat Shalom President Lori
Issner, Susie Graham, Julie Teicher and Julie Wiener, all of West
Bloomfield, and Joyce Weingarten of Bloomfield Hills.

Marty Wiener chatting with Rick and Sheila
Tyner, all of West Bloomfield

Lazer Lloyd, "King of Israeli Blues," was joined by

Hazzan Dan Gross for several songs.

Vieder cousins and friends: Brandon Vieder, Jeffrey Vieder, Ryan
Vieder, Heather Vieder, Steve and Jessica Migliore, and Amber
and Adam Vieder.

Celebrating Together Family Kabbalat Shabbat at Temple Beth El includes a useful art project.

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Morgan Goodman blesses her
children, Ava Paige and Branson;
Sharon and Michaela Kolchinsky

emple Beth El hosted a Family Kabbalat
Shabbat on March 20. The program, geared
toward families with elementary-aged chil-
dren, was led by Rabbi Mark Miller, Cantorial Soloist
Rachel Gottlieb Kalmowitz and Program Director
Rachel Rudman, and included a traditional family-
style Shabbat dinner catered by Cutting Edge Cuisine,
joyful songs and blessings. Families worked together
on a handmade art project, featuring their family
photo, which was taken at the program. ❑

celebrate Shabbat.

Jennifer and Ryn Soble celebrate Shabbat with chil-
dren, Jack and Charlotte.

Adam Becker with children Ellory and Eric

Ava Paige and Michaela Kolchinsky

Temple Beth El Executive Director Kim Raznik with her

daughters Chloe and Hannah

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April 9 • 2015