Join your CSZ friends for our annual Family Challah Bake! We’ll gather at CSZ, have kosher pizza lunch and then learn about the tradition of baking challah for Shabbat. Each child will take home a challah to bake! All supplies included. Join us for this special tasty event! **This program is designed for families with […]
**Pickling with Adamah Sunday, January 12th at 12:30pm** **Open to all ages with a family focus. It’s a big Dill!** **Please bring your own lunch. $5 per person** **Relish the opportunity with friends and family** Organized by: Temple Kol Ami View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/9987
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we agree, where do we disagree, and what might be the legacies and lessons that we inherit from our patriarchs? Join **Rabbi Aaron Starr** of Congregation […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we agree, where do we disagree, and what might be the legacies and lessons that we inherit from our patriarchs? Join **Rabbi Aaron Starr** of Congregation […]
The tradition of helping organizations throughout Metro Detroit and Israel improve lives continues during Adat Shalom’s 11th Annual volunteer Day. Volunteers of all ages are invited to be a mensch. Volunteer Day is made possible thanks to a very dedicated planning committee. **Projects include, but not limited to:** * Create no-sew fleece scarves * Assemble […]
**_Pushing Boundaries_** **January 19 – March 5, 2025** **Opening Reception: Sunday, January 19, 1-4 pm** Developed in partnership with Nanci LaBret Einstein, “Pushing Boundaries” features artists using diverse materials that are brought together in the spirit of play and concept of challenging space. This immersive exhibit is a collection of installations from seven artists: Jeanne […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we agree, where do we disagree, and what might be the legacies and lessons that we inherit from our patriarchs? Join **Rabbi Aaron Starr** of Congregation […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we agree, where do we disagree, and what might be the legacies and lessons that we inherit from our patriarchs? Join **Rabbi Aaron Starr** of Congregation […]
Join renowned chef, Elwin Greenwald for the second in our series of “Shabbat Around the World” – this one is French themed. Menu: Provencal Tomato Soup; Parisian Fish Terinne (layered French Gefilte Fish); Coq Au Vin (Chicken with Red-wine, Potatoes, Prunes & Onions; Chocolate Mousse with Ladyfingers; Vegetarian option will be available closer to the […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we agree, where do we disagree, and what might be the legacies and lessons that we inherit from our patriarchs? Join **Rabbi Aaron Starr** of Congregation […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarchs in its own ways. Where do we agree, where do we disagree, and what might be the legacies and lessons that we inherit from our patriarchs? Join **Rabbi Aaron Starr** of Congregation […]