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August 22, 2019 - Image 22

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2019-08-22

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Kids of all ages gathered on the grounds of the Detroit Zoo on July 20
to celebrate Shabbat. Rabbi Rachel Shere and Hazzan Dan Gross of Adat
Shalom Synagogue led a music-filled morning of song and prayer.
Enthusiastic participants sang and danced, listened and learned. The
clergy told stories and shared interesting facts about the animals in the
zoo and what Judaism teaches about them.

COURTESY ADAT SHALOM

Adat Shalom’
s (animated) clergy had fun while leading services at the zoo.

Hazzan Dan explained

that during services

we often stand up and

sit down … and that’
s

just what they did.

Some brought blankets and sat on the lawn

shaded by the trees; others sat on surrounding

picnic benches in the pavilion for services on

this beautiful Saturday morning.

Hudson Issner of

West Bloomfield was

very excited with his

piece of challah.

The morning included Rabbi Rachel reading a

story about animals.

Rabbi Rachel had plenty of help with the

blessings over the wine and the challah.

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PHOTOS BY JERI FISHMAN

Hazzan David Propis and Cantor Lori Brock with the Feeling Groovy Committee

Elaine Laker of Beverly Hills, Hazzan David Propis

of Shaarey Zedek, Gerald Laker of Beverly Hills

and Andrea Laker of West Bloomfield

Hazzan David Propis, Kelly Broadway-

Houk and Cantor Lori Brock

Hazzan Propis, Rabbi Yonathan Dahlen, Assistant Cantor Leonard Gutman and Rabbi Aaron Starr

On Aug. 7, Congregation Shaarey Zedek in Southfield revived its Laker Family
concert series with a free Feeling Groovy concert sponsored by the Irving and
Beverly Laker Concert Fund and the Laker family. This was the dream of Gerald
and Elaine Laker as well as Andrea Laker and Kim Freid. Look for the next con-
cert in the series Dec. 9, featuring The Maccabeats.

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