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on Sunday, Dec. 25, when the Jewish
Community Relations Council/AJC and
the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit join together once again to pres-
ent Mitzvah Day.
Volunteers of all ages are invited to
sign up for the annual event and partici-
pate in dozens of social service projects
and volunteer activities throughout
Metro Detroit. Families with children,
teens, young adults and seniors are invit-

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ed to donate a few hours of their time
to participate in a variety of activities,
including visits to older adults in nurs-
ing care facilities, preparing and serving
holiday meals, and delivering toys and
gifts to families in need.
Interfaith volunteer sites with oppor-
tunities to volunteer with members of
the Muslim community will once again
be available to Mitzvah Day participants.
Mitzvah Day event chairs are Micki
Grossman, Milt Neuman and Illana
Stern.
More than 800 volunteers are
anticipated to come together and
show the strength of our commu-
nity by taking part in Mitzvah Day
2016. Volunteers are asked to sign up at
Mitzvahdaydetroit2016.eventbrite.com.
Mitzvah Day registration runs through
Dec. 18. Volunteer spots are filled on a
first-come, first-served basis. For details,
call (248) 642-2656 or email nlevine@
jfmd.org.

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FERNDALE MENORAH LIGHTING DEC. 26

Jewish Ferndale will once again be
having its annual public Chanukah
menorah lighting celebration at 6
p.m. Monday, Dec. 26, on the lawn of
the Jewish Ferndale Building, 1725
Pinecrest Drive, Ferndale. Featured will
be the Aish Men’s Choir performing

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Chanukah songs, Chef Cari and her
food truck and beeswax candle making
sponsored by Hazon. The event is open
to the public and free of charge. For
details, contact Rabbi Herschel Finman
at (248) 798-5082 or visit www.
jewishferndale.com.

Lessenberry meets with congregants.

He suspects the promised wall
between the U.S. and Mexico won’t be
built and that it’s unlikely Roe v. Wade
will be overturned, despite Trump hav-
ing a Supreme Court appointee to name.
The event was sponsored by the
Temple Emanu-El Adult Education
Committee.

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