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** **Class Dates : July 8, 15, 22 29** **Mondays** **10 am – 11:30 am** 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 […]
**From Chaos To Cosmos: Rabbinic Wisdom On Creation** **Class Dates : July 8, 15, 22 29** **Mondays** **10 am – 11:15 am** 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 […]
**ALL BOOKS @THE J – SUMMER** **Class Dates – Monthly : July 10; August 21; September 18** **Wednesday’s** **11 am – 12:15 am** Read and discuss popular fiction with Jewish content or by contemporary Jewish authors. This series of books features three award winning male novelists tackling stories from an Israeli terrorist hunter turned art […]
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 […]
**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 […]
**Join us to hear Professor Howard Lupovitch speak on the topic of: Is there a Jewish way to vote?** Howard Lupovitch is a Professor of History and the Director of the Cohn Haddow Center for Judaic Studies. He is a fourth-generation Detroiter, and a graduate of Hillel Day School of Metropolitan Detroit, the University of […]
This workshop dives deep into the exciting (and sometimes daunting) prospect of working after retirement. We’ll explore the key considerations for crafting a financially feasible, fulfilling and fun return. This time, on your terms! Organized by: Gesher Human Services View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/8095
Join Daniel SIlva @ The J in conversation with Lila Lazarus **Ticket options:** * $35 ticket includes one signed copy of _A Death in Cornwall_. * With purchase of ticket with book, a second seat ticket may be added for $20 (no book included). * Additional signed book copies may be purchased for $32 About […]
**To register, e-mail**(https://mailto:rchessler@jccdet.org/)**or call (248) 432-5418 ** **Join The J’s Ageless and Active department for Movies at The J!** **__Woman in Gold__** starring Helen Mirren **- Wednesday, July 17, 2024, 1:00 p.m.** **__Norman Lear, Just Another Version of You__ – Wednesday, August 28, 2024, 1:00 p.m.** **To register, e-mail**(https://mailto:rchessler@jccdet.org)**or call (248) 432-5418 ** Organized by: […]
Join Gesher Human Services for a free Resume Writing Workshop by Certified Professional Resume Writers. Gain valuable tips and tools to write a dynamic resume. There will be an opportunity to sign up for free 1-on-1 resume assistance at the conclusion of the workshop. Organized by: Gesher Human Services View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/8128
**RSVP to Rosa Chessler: **(https://mailto:rchessler@jccdet.org/)** or 248.432.5418** Art lovers and folks who are new to art can learn about a myriad of selected artists and their works. **Thursday, July 18 – Chasing Art: Works Stolen by the Nazis** **Thursday, August 15 – Frida Kahlo: A Life of Pain, Passion & Art** $10 per lecture. **RSVP […]
Join Rabbi Paul Yedwab for this unique adult Shabbat experience and learn how developing a personal theology can lead to a healthier, happier and more successful life. To accommodate all our members, this program is being offered in two locations. Please indicate which date you’ll be attending during registration. Registration is requested one week prior. […]
**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 […]
**LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE!** **Become a safeTALK-trained helper and reduce the number of suicides in our community.** Most people with thoughts of suicide don’t truly want to die but are struggling with pain in their lives. Through their words and actions, they invite help to stay alive. Those trained in safeTALK can recognize these invitations and […]
**Build a support system with people who understand Dementia and other aging challenges.** Alzheimer’s Association® support groups are a safe place for people living with dementia and their care partners to: • Develop a support system. • Exchange practical information on challenges and possible solutions. • Talk through issues and ways of coping. • Share […]
**Shacharit Service begins at 9:30 a.m.** Spread the word among your classmates and join Congregation Shaarey Zedek for Shabbat morning services when CSZ will honor all Central High School graduates. **Lunch will follow.** Respond to the synagogue office at (248) 357-5544 by Monday, July 22, 2024 and share your name and graduation year to be […]
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 […]
Join us as Temple Israel’s Schmier Concert Series is honored to present **Westbound Situation!** This talented group is known for their blend of classical chamber music, the rhythmic drive of bluegrass, and the colorful expression of jazz. The quartet — comprised of Grant Flick on violin, Jake Howard on mandolin, Zach Brown on cello, and […]
**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 […]
We’re so excited to gather together again outside under the tent on the Saulson Pavilion to celebrate summer and spirited Shabbat evening with your CSZ Family! * 5:30 p.m. Tot Shabbat in the Bernstein Chapel * 6:00 p.m. Italian picnic dinner (sub sandwiches and more) * 7:00 p.m. T.G.I.S. Musical Service (Thank God It’s Shabbat) […]
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 […]