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Opioid Overdose
Prevention Training
Do you have a loved one or friend
who is suffering from opiate addic-
tion? Naloxone is a life-saving medi-
cation that can reverse the effects
of an overdose. Join this free, short
training and receive a naloxone kit
and the knowledge of how and when
to use it. The training takes place at
7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16, at the Daniel
B Sobel Friendship House, 6892 W.
Maple Road, West Bloomfield.
Narcan (naloxone) is an opioid
antagonist used for the complete or
partial reversal of opioid overdose,
including respiratory depression.
Narcan is also used for diagnosis of
suspected or known acute opioid
LaFata Cabinets are manufactured
right here in Southeast Michigan
Event Commemorates MLK
We offer full remodeling services in addition to
providing beautiful hand crafted cabinetry for your
home. Stop in one of our showrooms or give us a
call to talk to a designer today!
The Adat Shalom Synagogue choir will
perform at the MLK event.
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overdose and also for blood pressure
support in septic shock.
Friendship House is partner-
ing with Brian’s Hope to offer a
free training on recognizing and
responding to an opioid overdose
safely. This training is open to all
members of the community.
Participants will leave with the
knowledge and confidence to help
those in crisis from opiate addiction
as well as a free Naloxone auto-
injector.
Limited spots are available. For
more details, call (248) 788-8888 or
register on Eventbrite.com. •
Greater New Mt. Moriah Missionary
Baptist Church in Detroit once again
will host an annual event to com-
memorate Martin Luther King Jr.
Themed “Where Do We Go From
Here: Chaos or Community? An
Afternoon of Song and Inspiration,”
the event will include choirs from
Adat Shalom Synagogue and Hillel
Day School, both in Farmington Hills.
The event begins at 3 p.m. Sunday,
Jan. 14, at the church, 586 Owen St.,
Detroit. A dessert reception will be
hosted by AIPAC. Reservations are
not required; there is no charge to
attend.
Program chairs are the Revs.
Kenneth Flowers and Dr. DeeDee
Coleman, Hazzan Daniel Gross of
Adat Shalom, Mark Jacobs and Julie
Wiener. •
Explore American Law
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Partners Detroit pres-
Detroit.
ents the Charles J. Cohen
This month’s lecture
JEWdicial Series “The
is being hosted at the
Intersection Between
Foundation Room at
American Law and Judaism.”
Prime 10, 15600 W. 10 Mile
This monthly lecture series
Road #17 in Southfield on
explores common ground
Monday, Jan. 22. Dinner
involving Judaism and con-
begins at 6 p.m., followed
Dr. Howard
temporary law.
by a lecture by Dr. Howard
Lupovitch
Meet world renowned
Lupovitch, associate profes-
Jewish lawyers and learn
sor of history and director of
from their experiences as they
the Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic
explore some commonalities and
Studies at Wayne State University,
differences between the Jewish
on “Halacha and the American Legal
Talmudic law and common contem- Tradition: Two Sides of One Coin?”
porary law. Enjoy a complimentary
Space is limited. RSVP to
dinner and network with other
partnersdetroit.org/event/
Jewish lawyers from across Metro
Jewdicial-series. •