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  • Rosh Chodesh Circle

    https://zoom.us/j/97645151606?pwd=dUdHSHBlczQwOUcrZTlrdFdxWmpGZz09

  • ORT Book Group

    The ORT Book Group is open to all women who are members of ORT America. The group generally meets at the JCC at 7:30, but is convening via zoom at this time. Members are asked to pay a $25 fee to belong, a portion of which supports the chapter. Checks for book group membership should […]

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  • Hanukkah Hustle: A Virtual 5k Fundraiser Begins

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    Join the Jewish community and support the Jewish Federation of Greater Ann Arbor's 2021 Annual Community Campaign hosted by the Jewish Young Professionals of Ann Arbor. This 5k event will take place at your convenience anytime between November 20th and December 20th. To participate, use a fitness tracker to complete your 5k (3.1 miles), send […]

  • TBE’s Torah Study

    Join Rabbi Whinston for our weekly Torah Study, where we discuss the weekly Torah portion and gather for prayer.

  • PH Shabbat Chant Service

    https://zoom.us/j/99051927899?pwd=UDNpajRab2dSNzhhRmtIbXhLWDR5dz09

  • Zohar Study and Practice

    https://zoom.us/j/95693560456?pwd=eFVtcDcwR0RXZEErUFFLR3hFdG9ZZz09 The focus of these sessions will beÊthe Zohar (Book of Radiance), surely the central and most richly evocative work of Spanish Kabbalah. While each session is self-standing, the sequence of courses is designed to cumulatively deepen your appreciation of this mystical masterpiece. Texts will be provided in English, Aramaic and Hebrew. For texts and […]

  • BIC Monthly Lego Contest

    Beth Israel Congregation 2000 Washtenaw Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI, USA, Ann Arbor, MI, United States

    Create something to commemorate the ODAWA, OJIBWE, POTAWATOMI or WYANDOT tribes that lived on the land that later became Ann Arbor. Join us on Zoom at 4PM! Register below.

  • Dr. Marshall P. Duke, “The Amazing Power of Family Stories”

    Online

    Every family has stories. Have you ever wondered if your family’s stories are true? Or they just bubbameisters, tall-tales that have been handed down for generations? On Monday, November 23, at 7:00 PM Eastern Time, the Eastern Michigan University Center for Jewish Studies welcomes Dr. Marshall P. Duke, Charles Howard Candler Professor of Psychology at Emory University, who will discuss “The Amazing Power of Family Stories.”