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October 31, 2019 - Image 29

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2019-10-31

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OCTOBER 31 • 2019 | 29

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Temple Israel to host Portraits of Faith

On Nov. 7, Temple Israel in West Bloomfield will present
Portraits in Faith, an inspirational, interactive presentation
that includes photographs and oral testimonies from individ-
ual spiritual experiences around the world.
Daniel Epstein has photographed and interviewed more
than 500 people from more than 50 religions and 27 coun-
tries, creating a digital collection titled Portraits in Faith.
About the project, Emmy Award-winning documentary
producer/director Ken Burns said: “I was … completely
blown away. By its power and dignity, its implicit compassion
and yet unblinking eye.”
Epstein is a marketing and innovation consultant, who was
previously a Harley Procter marketing director at Procter
& Gamble in Cincinnati. He worked there for 21 years. It
was during his tenure at P&G that he conducted most of the
Portraits In Faith interviews.
This event will be at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 7, and is open
to all at no charge with registration. RSVP to Temple-israel.
org/PortraitsInFaith. For details, contact lkaplan@temple-
israel.org or call (248) 661-5725. The event is supported by
the Audrey & William Farber Education Fund.

DANIEL EPSTEIN/PORTRAITS OF FAITH

Gary Torgow, executive
chairman of TCF Financial
Corporation, is this year’
s
City Change Maker. The City
Change Maker, presented
by the Detroit Public Safety
Foundation (DPSF), embodies
the ideals of Detroit and is
committed to making the city
a better place for all residents.
Torgow has supported the
Detroit Police Department
in various ways, particularly
related to the physical and
mental wellness of the officers
by supporting the Detroit

Police Department’
s Peer
Support Team.
He will be given the award
at the 2019 Above & Beyond
Awards Ceremony from 5:30-
8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6,
at MGM Grand Detroit. The
awards ceremony recognizes
Detroit police officers, fire-
fighters and EMS personnel
for going “
Above & Beyond”
the call of duty. Community
partners will also be recog-
nized.
Limited tickets are available
at detroitpublicsafety.org.

Gary Torgow to be Honored in Detroit

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