Singing, stories, and Shabbat. Families with kids ages 5 and under are invited to join Helayne Shaw and Rabbi Rubenstein for a Friday night edition of Tot Shabbat. A casual and family-oriented dinner follows. $36 per household. (https://www.cbahm.org/event/totshabbat011224) ****to register for dinner by January 3. Unfortunately, late registrations cannot be accommodated. G _enerously sponsored by […]
Spend your morning helping others! Yachad School, Temple Emanu-El, Congregation Beth Shalom and Repair the World have partnered for a day of service to our community. Grab a bagel and coffee and then get to work! * Create Blessing Bags for the Homeless * Fill a Birthday in a Box Kit for kids who would […]
Get in Tu Bishvat spirit with ChabaD! Enjoy a Tu Bishvat menu based on the seven species from the Land of Israel Make your own Micro-calligraphy tree, representing your growth and values. Learn practical lessons from the deeper meaning of trees and fruits. Organized by: Chabad of Greater Downtown Detroit View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/6571
Experience Shabbat in a way that will touch your heart, your soul and your mind. We begin with prayers of gratitude where we have a spiritual ‘warm up’ designed to make you feel the warmth of Shabbat with song, conversation and reflection on the week gone by. We then move on to interesting conversation on […]
Tickets ($20/adults and $10/children up to age 12) must be purchased here: bit.ly/cafeshalom2024 Please mark your calendars for Saturday, January 20, 2024 at 7:30pm. We are excited to welcome Hannah Weinraub, a musical theatre vocalist and performer, for an evening of wonderful music. She will perform songs from many eras of musical theatre, from “Fiddler […]
**THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. To add your name to the waitlist, please register with a Waitlist ticket to be notified if a spot opens up for you.** Join Adamah Detroit, Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue, Repair the World Detroit, Congregation T’chiyah, and The Well as we celebrate the Jewish New Year of the trees at […]
Tu BiShevat is the celebration of the New Year for Trees and a great opportunity to celebrate the natural world and our connections to it, the State of Israel, and the wonder of creation overall. Hosted by Beth Ahm and B’nai Israel, the community is invited to Congregation Beth Ahm for a seder that will […]