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…Adat Shalom Synagogue 1943 & now... Celebrating 75 Years Adat Shalom Synagogue congratulates The Detroit Jewish News on its 75th anniversary jn July 18 • 2017 121 …

…A Jewish Renaissance Media Publication DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Detroit pilot on the world's a egos sets his sights nificant synagogues. lk rtt …

… Hastings and Rivard . Musach Hoari Synagogue . Bicur Cholem Excursion Boat to' Tashmoo • ' Every Jew and every Jewess 21 years of age or over, whose permanent place of resi- ence is in the City of Detroit…

…▪ • • THE JEWISH CHRONICLE To Every Jew and Jewess in Detroit Election for Delegates From Detroit to The American Jewish Congress Will Take Place on SUNDAY, JUNE 10 9 1917 During Hours From…

… G. BISKIN GEORGE AVRUNIN RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN DAVID GOLDMAN M. ROSAINOVSKY DAVID W. SIMONS DR. D. WHITEHORN Detroit Jewish Congress Committee BOARD OF ELECTIONS BENJAMIN ROBINSON, Chairman 221…

… 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. at the Following Places of Voting Willis at Brush . Shaary Zedeck Synagogue . Woodward at Eliot ▪ Temple Beth El Mullett, Between Antoine and Hastings . Bnai Israel Synagogue…

…• • ▪ ▪ THE JEWISH CHRONICLE 2 o Every Jew and Jewess in Detroit Election for Delegates From Detroit to The American Jewish Congress Will Take Place on SUNDAY, JUNE 10 9 1917 During Hours…

… Detroit, County of Wayne, State of Michigan, upon the payment of 10c at any of the voting places specified above shall cast their vote for FOUR DEL- EGATES from the following eight candidates. BERNARD…

… From 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. at the Following Places of Voting Willis at Brush . • • Shaary Zedeck Synagogue Woodward at Eliot . • • • • . Temple Beth El Mullett, Between Antoine and Hastings Bnai Israel…

… Synagogue . Westminster and Delmar • . Ohavas Achium Synagogue . 235 Winder Beth Abraham Synagogue Antoine and Benton • • • • • • Mishkan Israel Synagogue Hastings and Ferry Agudas Adium Synagogue…

…jews in the d | faces&places SIMCHAT TORAH, ISAAC AGREE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE, DETROIT Oct. 1, 2018 PHOTOS BY RUDY THOMAS PHOTOS BY RUDY THOMAS Members dance while following the Torah inside the…

… Downtown Synagogue sanctuary. Dancing with the Torah Torahs on the go Downtown during the holiday Celebrating outside the synagogue The congregation takes to the street to cele- brate the holiday. 34…

… — people who are helping the 90-year-old synagogue in downtown Detroit experience a renaissance. Noah Ovshinsky of Grosse Pointe Park served as master of ceremonites. Oren Goldenberg of Detroit and Rachel…

… Lewis of Oak Park and Michael Goldenberg of Huntington Woods Some of the more than 250 attendees of the 90th anniversary celebration March 27 of the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue in Detroit. There was…

… Schreiber of Ann Arbor Carole and Elliot Solomon of West Bloomfield Top: Carolyn Szlamkowicz and Ilan Weitzer, both of West Bloomfield Bottom: JoAnne Nosan of West Bloomfield Miriam Liebman of Detroit Joe…

…5774 WISHING YOU A HAPPY & HEALTHY NEW YEAR FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OF THE METROPOLITAN DETROIT JEWISH COMMUNITY SYNAGOGUES AND TEMPLES ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE Alan Yost CONGREGATION BETH AHM…

…'NAI ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE Linda Jacobson CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE Charles Berris TEMPLE EMANU-EL Susan J. Kirschner ISAAC AGREE DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE Anna Kohn TEMPLE ISRAEL David M. Tisdale TEMPLE KOL AMI Cheryl…

…. Martin Herman, first vice president of the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue, greets member Bernie Labowitch of Detroit. Neil Barris of Walled Lake, cantorial soloist at the Detroit synagogue, hits a high…

…'s of Farmington Hills donated latkes for the event. "They must have been having a good time," said Dr. Martin Herman of Detroit, the synagogue's first vice president. "We left at 11 p.m., and they were…

… Cantor Usher Adler, set aside his liturgical style for the songs of Gilbert and Sullivan, Rodgers and Hammerstein and Johnny Mathis. The occasion was the Detroit syna- gogue's annual Chanukah party, held…

…$200 Dec. 9-15, 2021 / 5-11 Tevet 5782 JEWISH NEWS THE DETROIT 100 Years 100 Years IN MOTOWN thejewishnews.com Downtown Synagogue celebrates centennial and plans to enhance its future…

…$200 July 15-21, 2021 / 6-12 Av 5781 JEWISH NEWS JEWISH NEWS THE DETROIT thejewishnews.com Downtown Synagogue plans $4.5 million renovation. Page 14 in the in in Pretty Pretty Pretty City …

…Our Adat Shalom SYNAGOGUE FAMILY Wishes the Detroit Jewish Community L’Shanah Tovah Rabbi Aaron Bergman Rabbi Rachel Shere Rabbi Herbert Yoskowitz Hazzan Daniel Gross Ken Goss, President jn…

…www.detroitiewishnews.com DETROIT JEWISH NEWS $1.25 JANUARY 23, 2004/TEVET 29, 5764 SPECIAL REPORT: Synagogue As Family A Jewish Renaissance Media Publication 4)47.41.2, --s ' Connecting III…

…$1.25 SEPTEMBER 13, 2002/TISHREI 7, 5763 efibrillators Arriving In More Local Synagogues. www.detroitjewishnews.com DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Singles Try Cyber Dating. at the Jewish News A Jewish…

…V adim Avshulamov moved to Downtown Detroit after finishing grad school in 2012. One Friday night, “after a difficult day,” he happened upon the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue (IADS) on Griswold…

…, when IADS was struggling to stay solvent, young Jewish adults started moving into Detroit. “These were young people looking for Jewish experiences, spirituality, and finding it at the Downtown…

….” Avshalumov quickly plugged into synagogue life and completes his three-year term as IADS president in December. Celebrating its centennial (100 years of existence) during Chanukah, IADS is a congregation…

… Synagogue,” Avshulamov said. An attraction for some members, he added, is that “we are a ‘post-denominational’ synagogue, not affiliated with any particular stream of Judaism.” IADS HISTORY Synagogue…

… Downtown Synagogue celebrates centennial and plans to enhance its future. ESTHER ALLWEISS INGBER CONTRIBUTING WRITER Synagogue namesake Isaac Agree himself PHOTOS COURTESY OF IADS …

…Metro AROUND TOWN Shabbat in the D Young adults visit last remaining synagogue in Detroit. A aron Schwartz, 33, of Oak Park remembers the first time he encountered the Issac Agree Downtown…

… Synagogue in Detroit. It was like discovering a hidden gem. Now, he's an active member. "I work downtown at an architecture firm, Hamilton Anderson," Schwartz explained. "Four years ago, there was one evening…

….us Detroit embraces MAZONs mission though youth, schools, synagogues. Inside: Platinum 1942 47 rs 2006 6 89076 94199 0 C,ring and Connectingjewish Detroit Every Vceek …

…Pro-Israel Arab Speaks Out • Chocolate Pesach Desserts • Interfaith Seder Ideas DETROIT J SWISH N EWS A JEWISH RENAISSANCE MEDIA PUBLICATION $1.25 APRIL 6-12, 2006 / 8-14 NISAN 5766 JNonline…

…$1.25 September 10, 2004/Elul 24, 5764 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Media Publication Synagogues add seating, services and low-price tickets to welcome non-members on the High Holidays. C., 4202 P-2 P4…

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… synagogue caring committees follows a national trend toward congregations taking care of their own. p DETROIT JEWISH' NEWS …

…A Jewish Renaissance Media Publication $1.00 SEPTEMBER 1, 2000/ELUL 1, 5760 Beth Shalom Adds Educational Wing Senator Lieberman Visits Detroit ST Y1E at the Jewish News Metro Detroit's rise in…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 16, 1974-21 Are You A Synagogue Member? While Metropolitan Detroit has a Jewish population of 25,000 families, 50% of them are not affiliated with any of…

… Council to aleit the Jews of Metropolitan Detroit to the necessity for every family to folly to a synagogue of its choice. The synagogue is the sacred center of Jewish existence. It insures the survival…

… the existing congregations. This is a disturbing condition con- sidering that inevitably there occur situations in the life of every Jew when the services of the synagogues and their rabbis are needed…

… and received. Realizing the problem posed by the large proportion of unaffiliated families, the Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Congregations have recently formed the Greater De- troit Synagogue…

… turned away from synagogue membership because of financial limitation. EVERY JEWISH FAMILY IS WELCOME TO A SYNAGOGUE HOME. JOIN YOUR HOME NOW! ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Rabbi Seymour…

… Moses Lehrman, Rabbi Rabbi Stanley M. Rosenbaum Benjamin Kahn, President DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE Rabbi Noah M. Gamze George Bass, President TEMPLE EMANU-EL Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum Dr. Conrad H. Goode…

… Greater Detroit to alert the Jews of Metropolitan Detroit to the necessity for every family to rally to a synagogue of its choice. The synagogue is the sacred center of Jewish existence. It insures the…

… call upon every Jewish family in the Detroit area to become a member of a synagogue. Every synagogoue expects its members to assume their fair portion of the cost of operation, but no family will be…

… with any of the existing congregations: This is a disturbing condition considering that inevitably there occur situations in the life of every Jew when the services of the synagogues and their rabbis…

… are needed and received. ReCilizing the problem posed by the large proportion of unaffiliated families, the Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Congregations have formed the Synagogue Council of…

… HOME NOW TEMPLE BETH JACOB Rabbi Jeffrey L. Balker ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE Rabbi Seymour Rosenbloom Norman Allan, President CONGREGATION BETH, ACHIM Rabbi Milton Arm Allan Silverman, President…

… CONGREGATION BETH ABRAHAM-HILLEL Rabbi Israel I. Halpern •Rabbi Richard C. Hertz Rabbi Donne! I. Schwartz David Page, President DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE Rabbi Noah M. Gamze CONGREGATION BETH MOSES Rabbi A…

… Detroit area, even appears on the cover of American Synagogues: A Century of Architecture and Jewish Community (Rizzoli International Publications; $50). "I toured a number of synagogues in the Detroit…

… quintessential classical temple synagogue in America," says the author. He intended to include one of the many modern synagogues found in the suburbs of Detroit, he says. But, "in the end, because we found so many…

… in the past. (Regos and his synagogue portraits were the subject of a cover story in the Detroit Jewish News on May 31, 2002.) "Synagogues of India," a collection of watercolor paintings showing 34…

…- ings, both on Woodward Avenue in Detroit, in the text. Both are very important, he says, particularly the first, which is now the Bonstelle Theatre at Wayne State University. "To me, it's the…

…SUZANNE CHESSLER Special to the Jewish News Igi ichigan synagogues, though mentioned, did not make the final pho- tographic cut into a new book written by architectural his- torian Samuel Gruber…

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 28, 1981 29 Synagogue Council of Greater Detroit invites you to DISCOVER THE JOYS OF JOINING A SYNAGOGUE OR TEMPLE Meet the clergy and lay leadership Learn…

…/Temples of the Synagogue Council of Greater Detroit (listed below) will be open and available to all per- sons seeking information about affiliation. .0 . 11111 INE '° MIMEO . ma..311 6 2111670 1 ■ ■ I I 1…

… what Synagogue/Temple affiliation can mean for you and your family OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, AUGUST 30th 2-5 P.M. SOUTH F.I.Vr. • .. IL \C•F'' .. . • c4• ....... Pontiac All 17 affiliated Synagogues…

….1111111 cm RD , 1101: No family will be turned away because of financial hardship. 1 wu VISIT THE SYNAGOGUE/TEMPLE OF YOUR CHOICE. "The Synagogue ... the repository of Jewish values is committed to the…

… continuing survi- val and viability of the Jewish community. The concept of community — KEHILLAH — is an historic Jewish tenet. The Federation and the Synagogue serve the same commu- nity, the same people, and…

…, therefore, we must seek to reinforce each other in this endeavor to strengthen both our Federation and our Synagogues. , The Officers and Board of the Jewish Wel- fare Federation support and encourage…

… artist’s signature. 32 July 5 • 2018 jn L os Angeles muralist Bunnie Reiss left Detroit’s only synagogue a lot more colorful than when she arrived, cloaking it in sym- bols of luck, love and…

… neighborhood. Across Griswold is a new black-and-white expressionistic mural by renowned Detroit artist Charles McGee, and behind the synagogue, on the flank of the Detroit City Apartments on Washington Street…

…arts&life art A Mural Of Many Colors L.A. muralist Bunnie Reiss coats the Downtown Synagogue. JULIE EDGAR CONTRIBUTING WRITER TOP: The mural at the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. RIGHT: The…

… protection. Reiss, 43, took a week to paint her mural on the back of the four-story Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue on Griswold Street. It has a hamsa (an open hand that is meant to protect the wearer from the…

…200 Detroit Jewish News Gifts From Your Kitchen Charming gifts you make yourself 40t Synagogue Shopping Holiday shopping at local gift shops Po-tayto Po-tato • Please make mine a latke…

…! DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Jig' www.detroitjewishnews.com A Jewish Renaissance Media Publication The Of Chanukah Spell out the holidays with these gift suggestions. …

… Downtown Synagogue building has spurred an expected proposal for its future. The newly formed Detroit Action Synagogue Committee (DASC) — made up largely of non-synagogue members — hopes to fundraise to…

…- ing is unoccupied," said synagogue presi- dent Dr. Martin Herman of Detroit, a retired Wayne State University educator who has been involved with the congregation since seeking them out in 1989 as a…

…Hope Amid Hardships The Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue fights to maintain its history and importance in the city. As the only synagogue building in Detroit, the Downtown Synagogue often helps…

… dispel misperceptions about Jewish people. t's the last synagogue building "I think it's important that those we within the city of Detroit — and meet on the street, [who are] not it's in trouble. exposed…

… Jewish events say Kaddish (mourner's around town. " prayer). Over the years, as Rabbi Noah Gamze Adds Felsot: "It would all other synagogues left be a shame for a city our Detroit, its role evolved to size…

… not to have a Jewish synagogue." provide services and a sense of commu- The Reconstructionist Congregation nity to a much more disparate group of Detroit does not have a synagogue from different social…

… and economic building, but does meet in a Detroit backgrounds. office building. "I don't think any synagogue should stop because they don't have money," says board member Carole Services For All Katz…

… in metro Detroit. tain much of the traditional liturgy and The synagogue spends $10,000 to practices, with some changes, like equal rent a larger space (this year at the participation of women," he…

… began the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue, then one among many in the city. The family named the building after patriarch Isaac Agree, a Russian immigrant who became a Detroit engineer. Filling A Need In…

… Kosins Clothing Store in Detroit," he remem- bers. "If we needed a tenth guy for a minyan, we 'kidnapped' a couple of [Jewish] salesmen. Or if they were busy, the owners themselves, Benny or Harry, came…

…1O—Friday, May 17, 1968 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Paul Zuckerman Guest of Honor On the occasion of the establishment of the Paul Zuckerman Family Forest the Detroit Community and the Jewish…

… National Fund will honor PAUL ZUCKERMA:\ with a Testimonial Dinner on Thursday evening, June thirteenth nineteen hundred and sixty eight Cocktails 6:30 p.m., Dinner 7:00 p.m. Shaarey Zedek Synagogue…

… 27375 Bell Road, Southfield Louis Berry Dinner Chairman For information and reservations call: JEWISH NATIONAL FUND, 22100 Greenfield, Oak Park 48237 — Phone 399-0820 or SHAAREY ZEDEK SYNAGOGUE, 27375…

… new building. 4/30 1999 14 Detroit Jewish News Judith Chicorel, who emigrated to Detroit from Turkey in 1917. Finding American synagogue melodies and service formats foreign, her father organized…

… Detroit's Sephardic Jews. Ground was being broken in West Bloomfield for the first synagogue that community has built in Michigan. The past president of the Sephardic Community of Greater Detroit, Behar is…

… windows. The interior contains a congregation, a family that continues to thrive as Detroit's lone free-standing synagogue — the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. In recent years, the Downtown Synagogue has…

… established itself as a thriving Jewish community in Downtown Detroit — membership growth and building projects have helped to attribute to these develop- ments. The latest addition to the synagogue is set to…

… SYNAGOGUE MEMBERSHIP The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit’ s 2018 population study includ- ed synagogue membership data for four streams of Judaism as well as 18 local tem- ples and synagogues…

… cite several possible reasons for this — the convenience of online participation, the increased availability of Jews in the D cover story DETROIT JEWISH POPULATION STUDY INDICATED DECLINING…

…L ocal synagogue buildings are mainly empty, due to COVID- 19, but their congregations are far from dormant. When the Michigan Board of Rabbis decided on March 12, 2020 to close synagogue…

… state penalties, local synagogues wanted to be cautious. “We saved scores, maybe hundreds, of lives in this community because we closed down, ” said Rabbi Paul Yedwab of Temple Israel in West…

… attracted thousands of Jewish congregants. While Orthodox shuls do not use Zoom on Shabbat or holidays, some Orthodox synagogues, such as the Sara and Morris Tugman Chabad Torah Center of West Bloomfield…

…, offer pre-Shabbat and other religious education pro- grams online. “Synagogues were not just putting things online. They made calls and sent emails and cards to members. It wasn’ t easy. It has taken a…

… huge effort on the part of rabbis, cantors and teachers, ” said Dr. Ron Wolfson, Fingerhut Professor of Education at American Jewish University in Los Angeles. He is co-founder of Synagogue 3000, a…

… engagement asso- ciate at Congregation T’ chiyah, a Reconstructionist synagogue based in Oak Park. Several congregations, such as Shaarey Zedek in Southfield, report higher levels of participation through…

… Zoom than for in-person services. Rabbi Yedwab describes Temple Israel members’ online engagement as “very robust, ” including 20,000 individuals participating in an online seder. Synagogue observers…

…. Membership grew overall only for Orthodox synagogues. From 2005-2018, Orthodox synagogue membership increased 16 percent to 1,900 households. Membership in Conservative synagogues decreased 19 percent…

… SYNAGOGUE MEMBERSHIP The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit’ s 2018 population study includ- ed synagogue membership data for four streams of Judaism as well as 18 local tem- ples and synagogues…

… cite several possible reasons for this — the convenience of online participation, the increased availability of Jews in the D cover story DETROIT JEWISH POPULATION STUDY INDICATED DECLINING…

…L ocal synagogue buildings are mainly empty, due to COVID- 19, but their congregations are far from dormant. When the Michigan Board of Rabbis decided on March 12, 2020 to close synagogue…

… state penalties, local synagogues wanted to be cautious. “We saved scores, maybe hundreds, of lives in this community because we closed down, ” said Rabbi Paul Yedwab of Temple Israel in West…

… attracted thousands of Jewish congregants. While Orthodox shuls do not use Zoom on Shabbat or holidays, some Orthodox synagogues, such as the Sara and Morris Tugman Chabad Torah Center of West Bloomfield…

…, offer pre-Shabbat and other religious education pro- grams online. “Synagogues were not just putting things online. They made calls and sent emails and cards to members. It wasn’ t easy. It has taken a…

… huge effort on the part of rabbis, cantors and teachers, ” said Dr. Ron Wolfson, Fingerhut Professor of Education at American Jewish University in Los Angeles. He is co-founder of Synagogue 3000, a…

… engagement asso- ciate at Congregation T’ chiyah, a Reconstructionist synagogue based in Oak Park. Several congregations, such as Shaarey Zedek in Southfield, report higher levels of participation through…

… Zoom than for in-person services. Rabbi Yedwab describes Temple Israel members’ online engagement as “very robust, ” including 20,000 individuals participating in an online seder. Synagogue observers…

…. Membership grew overall only for Orthodox synagogues. From 2005-2018, Orthodox synagogue membership increased 16 percent to 1,900 households. Membership in Conservative synagogues decreased 19 percent…

…passover Passover: Detroit Style SHARON LUCKERMAN CONTRIBUTING WRITER Downtown Synagogue to share its pre-seder with community partners. ABOVE: From 2017 High Holiday ser- vices: Rabbi Ariana…

… Rabbi Ariana conduct a pre-seder Silverman from 4-6 p.m. Sunday, March 25, and divert from their traditional Maxwell House Haggadah. This year, the synagogue invited members of Detroit’s Bethel Community…

… freedom? Vicki Sitron JCRC/AJC PARTNERSHIP Synagogue Program Director Vicki Sitron, 37, says the synagogue’s stated values guiding the seder are to be good neighbors with the Detroit community as well as…

…, now in Bloomfield Township. Kurzmann believes the Downtown Synagogue is an important hub for Jewish life in Detroit and a good fit for JCRC/AJC support. “With the rise of anti-Semitism and racism, our…

… Park. But the ever-resil- ient congregation, led by Rabbi Ariana Silverman, turned the problem into an oppor- tunity to rethink how to celebrate Passover with their Detroit part- ners. They decided to…

… the Metro Detroit Jewish com- munity. The growing support from the Jewish community is unique, Silverman says. While they have a 300-person member- ship, which is free, their High Holiday database…

… held at BCTC. Although he’s a third-generation Detroiter, he says he’d never davened in the city until that service. And, from a historic viewpoint, BCTC is housed in the former home of Temple Beth El…

… Silverman, Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue, Pastor Aramis Hinds, Bethel Community Transformational Center, and his wife, Rosanna Hinds; IADS member Rick Wiener of East Lansing; and Arlene Frank, IADS executive…

… director. 42 March 22 • 2018 jn W hy is this night different from all other nights? The Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue (IADS) grappled with the question anew this year when they learned the Tigers…

… Opening Day landed on the same day as the synagogue’s traditional second-night community seder. The popular game meant impossible parking and difficulty getting to the synagogue, a few blocks from Comerica…

…1 1„ ICE A 1 IEI NEWS of Jewish Events 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit, Michigan, September 19, 1952 c4B!* 7 To Detroit, Michigan and Border Cities Michigan's Only English…

…-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 22—No. 2 A Happy New Year Communities $4,00 Per Year; This Issue 25c Blowing The Shofar on Rosh Hashanah A Picart Engraving, 1728 In…

… Sephardic Synagogue in Amsterdam Story on Page 2 Rosh Hashanah 5713 …

…THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 21, 1981 25 Synagogue Council of Greater Detroit invites you to DISCOVER THE JOYS OF JOINING A SYNAGOGUE OR TEMPLE Meet the clergy and lay leadership Learn…

… Jewish life. C C .• Detroit ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE BETH EL 29901 Middlebelt Road Farmington Hills, MI 48018 851-5100 Rabbi Efry Spectre Cantor Larry Vieder Sol Moss, President 7400 Telegraph Rd…

… Council of Greater Detroit (listed below) will be open and available to all per- sons seeking information about affiliation. 0 < Q- No family will be turned away because of financial hardship. VISIT…

… Griswold Detroit 48226 961-9328 Rabbi Noah M. Gamze Cantor Israel Idelsohn Dr. Eugene Stone, President CONGREGATION T'CHIYAH St. Antoine at Monroe Detroit 48226 353-1569 Judith Harris, President LIVONIA…

…, therefore, we must seek to reinforce each other in this endeavor to'strengthen both our Federation and our Synagogues. ■ • 0 I w l <I Pontiac All 17 affiliated Synagogues/Temples of the _ Synagogue…

… THE SYNAGOGUE/TEMPLE OF YOUR CHOICE. West Northwest 8 The Officers and Board of the Jewish Wel- fare Federation support and encourage Synagogue affiliation as a confirmation of commitment to a full…

… Allan Tushman, President CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE 14390 W. Ten Mile Rd. Oak Park, MI 48237 548-9000 Rabbi Stanley M. Rosenbaum Cantor Louis Klein Dr. Leonard Demak, President DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE 1457…

… program. "I don't think the payout is going to be as good as spending the time and money elsewhere," he says. One Conservative synagogue mem- ber in Detroit says federations would be more helpful if they…

…. While most synagogues say they turn no one away and are willing to privately discuss scholarships or reduced rates, sticker shock often scares off potential members. Other Jews considering member- ship…

… frequently economize by join- ing a synagogue only when their children reach Hebrew school age. Synagogue 2000, an organization leading synagogue transformation efforts around the country, recent- ly began…

… encouraging congrega- tions to think about dues when it Using Resources Even if it is true that synagogues need change, all the talk about process and transformation doesn't grab everyone. David Liebeskind of…

… simply paid for more staff positions at synagogues. "What kind of money are the federa- tions paying Synagogue 2000 people to come to their towns and state the obvi- ous?" she asks. "The problem is not…

… considera tions keep people away from syna- gogues," said Rabbi Larry Hoffman, a New York-based Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion professor who is one of Synagogue 2000's co- founders…

…. Voluntary dues can be a hard sell to congregations, said Rabbi Hoffman, noting that "many think they're unrealistic." As Rabbi Moshe Krupka, New York-based national director of synagogue services for the…

… Orthodox Union, said, "The bot- tom line is that synagogues need dues as a basis for their budgets. Synagogues don't have readily available cash flow other than dues and donations so it's not a very…

… appealing practice to have volun- tary dues or abolish dues." ❑ — Julie Wiener Hoffman, if a synagogue does a good job of building community, members will be able to — and want to — take over much of the…

… work that had been relegated to professionals. In fact, they argue, such volunteering will strengthen members' feelings of ownership in the synagogue. "Members can do so much more," says Rabbi Schwarz…

… SEPTEMBER 10 • 2020 | 13 TOP: Rabbi Josh Bennett, Rabbi Nate DeGroot of Detroit, Wren Hack of Milford and Chad Techner of West Bloomfield with donated food. FAR LEFT: Wren Hack stacks…

… food in front of the synagogue. LEFT: Chad Techner unloads the truck. There’s all of this excess food and also all of these people who need it. — CHAD TECHNER …

…in the sun, even when it's not shining... O n Sunday, April 7, 2013, the Detroit metropolitan community will come together for the presentation of the World Premiere of I Believe — A Shoah…

… Requiem, a cantata composed by Hazzan Daniel Gross. I Believe is an interfaith musical and spiritual acknowledgement of the darkness of the past, and our belief in the light of our future. 2013 DETROIT…

… Soloist Neil Michaels Irene Miller Rabbi Michael Moskowitz Rabbi Daniel Nevins Cantor Pamela Schiffer Rabbi Arnie Sleutelberg Wait-listing is available Call Adat Shalom Synagogue 248.851.5100 Rabbi…

… Daniel Syme Archbishop Allen Vigneron Adat Shalom Synagogue Choir Adat Shalom Synagogue Ruach Youth Choir Hillel Day School Ruach Choir Madrigal Chorale Temple Shir Shalom Choir West Bloomfield High…

…Thieves Hit Synagogues • Health & Fitness • JET Stages Jacques Brel DETROIT JEWISH NEWS A JEWISH RENAISSANCE MEDIA PUBLICATION $1.25 NOVEMBER 30 - DECEMBER 6, 2006 / 9-15 KISLEV 5767 JNonlinems…

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…Synagogue Schools Join Forces • Cruising Woodward • Cantor Dubov Dies A JEWI51-113ENAISSANCE MEDIA PUBLICATION 1.25 AlaST10 -16, 2006 /16-22 Av 5766 Special Report: Continuing Mideast Coverage…

… Bowl guests. 2006 Covering and Connecting Jewish Detroit Every Week …

…Teens Make Music • Standing With Israel • Hamas' Triumph REVAISSAIWCE:MEDIA PUBLICATION $1.25 FEBRuArii 2.1, 2006 4-10 SHEVAT 57 _ • . oraiipe The Downtown Synagogue plays Jewish host to Super…

…DETROIT SEW' Inside: A National Model For Synagogue Life Remembering Hammerin' Hank Greenberg www.detroitjewishnows.com e ity' : tilit titewill btletirmined 61ts place ' A . In the h rt…

… e94*° Politao 10/10 1997 78 Allied Jewish Campaign 19 1E UNITED JEWISH FOUNDATION or Metropolitan Detroit …

…It will soon be coming to your synagogue and the entire Jewish community. • REKINDLING SHABBAT IGNITE YOUR JEWISH SOUL As the New Year begins, get ready for a new beginning. EDk;9 'LI I 1 0 f…

… works on his challah cover; Beth Achim's Lahav United Synagogue Youth seIl kosher hot dogs. THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 81 …

… Tuesday, March 28, 1989 8:00 p.m. Adat Shalom Synagogue 29901 Middlebelt Road Farmington Hills, Ml 48018 Everyone Welcome No Charge Coll 962.1880 for information THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 21 …

…Jonah and Sophie Erlich with the "Daven Downtown" T-shirts they are selling to help the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue in Detroit. 'Daven Downtown' Entrpreneurial teens sell T-shirts to support…

… city, they will need a thriving synagogue within walking distance where they can pray and just hang out with other Jews:' he said. "I would be so excited to work and live in Detroit someday:' To create…

… inspired about contributing to Detroit's comeback and an urban Jewish future. This September, Sophie, now in ninth-grade at Birmingham Groves High School, and big brother, Jonah Erlich, 16, kicked off a…

… in keeping inventories, marketing for nonprofit organizations on social media and running a business. "I am very energized about the idea of Detroit coming back:' said Sophie, who has friends with…

…-neck styles and come in gray and white. To boost sales, Jonah recruited some video-savvy classmates at Frankel Jewish Academy in West Bloomfield, where he is a sophomore, as well as local leaders and Detroit…

… n a gray downtown Detroit block where the vacant store- fronts are covered with graffiti and the cracked sidewalks overgrown with weeds, the only bright spot is the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue…

… Cynthia Leven, who have their choice of more convenient shuls, the downtown synagogue is a more intimate alternative and an important Jewish presence in the city. Detroit once boasted scores of synagogues…

… T'chiya, which divides its time between Royal Oak and a rented space near Wayne State University. Like much in the city of Detroit, the Downtown Synagogue has been almost forgotten in the exodus of…

… unreliable) and Cantor Israel Idelsohn uses a an Rabbi Noah Ganzze and President Jack Felsot outside the synagogtre. 4/2 1999 6 Detroit Jewish News The Detroit synagogue is an anomaly. Its cast of…

… are- not giving up. Like other Detroiters, they pin their hopes for continuance on the promise of urban renewal that has been in the air since Mayor Dennis Archer took office. But the renewal is taking…

…This Week An Enduring Institution • S1 11 ItUll II In The CA Surrounded by neglect, the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue is a tenacious outpost of spirituality. JULIE WIENER Staff- Writer O…

… Conservative congregation, nonetheless, draws a small but loyal group of Jews each Shabbat. Some, like David Powell and Louis Nino, are converts to Judaism who are attracted to the synagogue's diversity. For…

…, stretching from the Hastings Street area, where Jews were concentrated 90 years ago, to the northwest city limits. But now the Downtown Synagogue is the last of them save for the Reconstructionist congregation…

… people and resources ,____/ to the suburbs. Once a bustling shul with twice-daily services attended by attorneys and shopkeepers, the synagogue now can pull together a minyan only on Shabbat morning and…

… some time. "We're in a holding position, waiting for the city to go through a renaissance," said Felsot, the synagogue's president. We hope Jewish people will start working and living in the city…

…34 March 28 • 2019 jn jews d in the | faces&places Purim, Chabad in the D, March 21, Considine Little Rock Recreation Center, home of Detroit’ s fi rst JCC Purim, Isaac Agree Downtown…

… Synagogue, March 20 JAMIE FELDMAN Community Purim, March 20, Adat Shalom Synagogue DAVID GOODMAN ISAAC MINTZ Temple Israel, Purim Spiel, March 20 JAY DREIFUS (JAYDREIFUSPHOTOGRAPHY.COM) Purim…

… THIS ISSUE 40c SERVING DETROIT'S METROPOLITAN JEWISH COMMUNITY NOVEMBER 2, 1984 How Reagan And Mondale Do It ELECTION '84 ■ ■ Levin vs. Lousma in Michigan The Most Important Congressional Races…

…Synagogue vandalized; credit union robbed 3 Oak Park's mayor challenges article on 1-696 4 `Just Asking' about local programs on prejudice 101 Cannon fodder for the Wolverines 104 THE JEWISH NEWS…

… Singles Synagogues Women's News MARCH 27, 1992 87 88 89 4 85 103 2 55 80 75 64 135 …

… bombing, a retaliation and warning against Libyan-sponsored terrorism. 38 Friday, October 3, 1986 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Re ligious News Se rvice TERROR IN TURKEY left 21 Jewish worshippers dead after…

… Arab gunmen attacked a newly-renovated synagogue in Istanbul during Sabbath services. AUTHORITIES remove the body of one of 21 killed during a Sabbath service in Istanbul's Neve Shalom synagogue. Two…

… NEWS THIS ISSUE 40c SERVING DETROIT'S METROPOLITAN JEWISH COMMUNITY ELECTION '84 RE Levin vs. Lousma in Michigan The Most Important Congressional Races Percy vs. Simon in Illinois Page 14 Israeli…

…Synagogue vandalized; credit union robbed 3 Oak Park's mayor challenges article on 1-696 4 Just Asking' about local programs on prejudice 101 Cannon fodder for the Wolverines 104 HE JEWISH…

… Cabinet endorses Rabin's plan for Lebanon Page 34 NOVEMBER 2, 1984 Births B'nai Mitzvah Classified Ads Editorials Engagements Obituaries Purely Commentary Danny Raskin Singles Synagogues Women's News 87…