Join Rabbi Rubenstein on 3 Sunday mornings this summer to delve into Devora Steinmetz’s book _Why Rain Comes From Above_. The book is described as an invitation into “the imaginative space created by deep engagement with biblical and rabbinic texts which open us to new ways of thinking and new worlds of meaning.” We’ll explore […]
**From Chaos To Cosmos: Rabbinic Wisdom On Creation** The Torah’s beautiful, mythical story of the creation of the world can teach us so much even as we embrace scientific understanding of the universe. What can we learn from the Midrashim (textual commentaries) our Rabbis derived from the text of Genesis? How is creation represented in […]
The Jewish Bar Association of Michigan (JBAM) teams up with Partners Detroit. Join us for our first installment of **_Law & Torah_**. Pitch your perfect referral to other attorneys and learn about giving preferential treatment to Jewish owned businesses. Bring your business cards and be prepared to ask the group for your perfect client. Rabbi […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
The western belief in the soul leads to profound decisions on the nature of life and implications for sustaining life. This belief also leads us to ask: Does the existence of the soul differentiate humans from the animal kingdom, requiring perhaps better treatment for humans than animals? Does the existence of the soul differentiate humans […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Please join the Women of Temple Israel for our annual Shabbat service on Saturday, August 10th. The service will be led by our members and our female Clergy. A light lunch will be provided. Kindly register below by August 5th to confirm your attendance. Questions? Connect with Laila & Diane at (https://mailto:diane.laila.tisisterhood@gmail.com?subject=RE%3A%20WOTI%20Shabbat). Organized by: Temple […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Twentieth century Jewish athletes, by participating and excelling in athletic competition, dispelled a deeply entrenched stereotype that Jews are cerebral and bookish and not athletic and physically robust. In this series, Professor Howard Lupovitch will take a close look at why dispelling this stereotype was so important, not only for Jewish athletes but all Jews. […]
Discover the profound connection between Jewish women and ritual observance with our enlightening program. Dive deep into rich traditions and practices that have empowered women throughout generations, exploring both traditional and progressive interpretations. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the unique role women play in maintaining and enriching Jewish rituals. Join a community of like-minded women […]
Teva Tots is exploring the nature trails of Heritage Park on Tuesday, August 20. Join your friends from Adat Shalom, Congregation Beth Ahm, and Adamah Detroit for an exciting morning out and about. We’ll be looking high and low for all the amazing things we can find outside. Organized by: Congregation Beth Ahm, Adamah Detroit, […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Twentieth century Jewish athletes, by participating and excelling in athletic competition, dispelled a deeply entrenched stereotype that Jews are cerebral and bookish and not athletic and physically robust. In this series, Professor Howard Lupovitch will take a close look at why dispelling this stereotype was so important, not only for Jewish athletes but all Jews. […]
Join Rabbi Rubenstein on 3 Sunday mornings this summer to delve into Devora Steinmetz’s book _Why Rain Comes From Above_. The book is described as an invitation into “the imaginative space created by deep engagement with biblical and rabbinic texts which open us to new ways of thinking and new worlds of meaning.” We’ll explore […]
The Talmud presents us with some of the foundational texts which explore central elements of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Rabbi Rubenstein will show the way as we dive into Tractates Rosh Hashana and Yoma in our Bet Midrash/Study Hall. All texts will be presented in Hebrew/English. Sept 9: Malkhuyot, Shofarot, and Zikhronot – the […]
_A Bintel Brief_ is a unique reader’s theatrical production of a book entitled _A Bintel Brief_ , based on an advice column published in the Yiddish speaking newspaper during the early years of heavy Jewish immigration to the United States. Join for this exciting production! Tickets are $10 each. Organized by: Congregation Shaarey Zedek View […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Join us for an _Introduction to Judaism_ class with Rabbi Silverman from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue. This course provides an overview of Jewish beliefs, traditions, and practices. Whether you are new to Judaism or looking to deepen your understanding, this class offers a welcoming environment to explore the rich heritage and significance of the […]
Twentieth century Jewish athletes, by participating and excelling in athletic competition, dispelled a deeply entrenched stereotype that Jews are cerebral and bookish and not athletic and physically robust. In this series, Professor Howard Lupovitch will take a close look at why dispelling this stereotype was so important, not only for Jewish athletes but all Jews. […]