**Exhibition & Sale:** November 3 – December 11, 2024 **Opening Reception:** Sunday, November 3 from 1-4 pm There is nothing like the feeling of nostalgia; the sentimental wistful affection for […]
We say Hallel over FORTY times every year, at nearly every holiday and Rosh Chodesh…but what do you REALLY know about it??? Together, we will truly explore Hallel, and its […]
The excitement for Hanukkah is growing and the countdown has begun. Everyone is invited for a pancake breakfast, crafts, games, tzedaka projects and other activities to get us ready for […]
Where chesed (kindness) happens!!! Everyone who wants to be a mensch and volunteer is welcome to help the Chesed Committee… * braid a challah to donate and braid one to […]
In preparation for Chanukah, dads/grandpas and their kids/grandkids will have fun making tasty chocolate gelt and sufganiyot. The program will include a pizza lunch. Dads/grandpas are complimentary. The fee per […]
Join us for our Annual Meeting where we will vote in our new Board members and discuss other synagogue business. Following the Annual Meeting, we’ll celebrate an early Hanukkah together […]
We say Hallel over FORTY times every year, at nearly every holiday and Rosh Chodesh…but what do you REALLY know about it??? Together, we will truly explore Hallel, and its […]
Celebrate Chanukah with your CSZ family at a Chanukah Havdalah Glow Party. Everyone is welcome! We’ll have a quick dinner and then get right to lighting our Havdalah candles, welcoming […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarch in its own ways. Who was Abraham and what lessons […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarch in its own ways. Who was Abraham and what lessons […]
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. […]
Jews and Christians alike consider themselves the Children of Abraham, yet each faith tradition understands the legacy of the patriarch in its own ways. Who was Abraham and what lessons […]
