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Hebrew Day School of Ann Arbor event for preschoolers and their family. Contact Ali Reingold for more information and registration.
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Friday, 2/26, 10 am - 3 pm & Sunday, 2/28, 10 am - 2 pm Outside of the TBE building at the main entrance. Seder plates, matzah plates & covers, afikomen bags, haggadot, kitchen wares, Passover-themed toys, holiday inspired apparel, including masks, Shabbat & Yahrzeit candles, tallit and other ritual items in a wide selection […] |
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The Harry Potter series is the most-translated book series of all time, having appeared in languages as various as Tamil, Ancient Greek, and Hawaiian. In this talk, Viswanath will be talking about the journey and challenge of translating Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone into Yiddish. Along the way, he will address questions and topics […]
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In today’s world, the lines between Europe and the Middle East, between Christian Europeans and Muslim immigrants in their midst, seem to be hardening. Alarmist editorials compare the arrival of Muslim refugees with the “Muslim conquest of 711,” warning that Europe will be called on to defend its borders. Violence and paranoia are alive and […]
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Weekly on Tuesday, January 26, 2021 - March 3, 2021, 4:30 – 6:30pm REGISTRATION: Yerusha.org/sage-ing/sage-ing-program-registration To learn more, go to www.yerusha.org/sage-ing or contact us at sageing@yerusha.org. Join us for this class that presents the inspiring teachings of Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi z'l, from his groundbreaking book, From Age-ing to Sage-ing: A Revolutionary Approach to Growing Older. Feed your soul with this inspiring program […] |
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Forward Focus is a four-part educational series that explores the importance and development of religious pluralism in Israel. Over the course of four days, experts, religious leaders, and changemakers will discuss the growing prevalence of practicing Judaism within the religious and cultural framework, but outside traditional norms. Topics will include: The power balance between religion […]
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Rabbi Dobrusin will facilitate “Zoom” discussions on the classic Rabbinic text: Pirke Avot. While the title is usually translated as “Teachings of the Sages”, a more interesting translation is "Chapters of Fundamental Principles." Pirke Avot consists of short rabbinic statements concerning ethics, faith and interpersonal relationships. Reading Pirke Avot helps us focus on the values […] |
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On the first Friday of (almost) every month, JCS members and other interested parties come together to observe Shabbat (or Shabbes) with songs, candle lighting, wine, and challah. Following Shabbat, we share a meal and schmooze. Children are always welcome. All in-person gatherings including those for First Friday have been canceled for the duration of […] |
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Join Rabbi Whinston for our weekly Torah Study, where we discuss the weekly Torah portion and gather for prayer.
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Join Cantor Regina Hayut in bridging Argentina and Ann Arbor Argentine composer Germán Kalinscky, along with his friends the talented singers Gastón Saied and Tali Lubi, will share an intimate musical presentation about their experience as Argentine Jewish artists. Though the pandemic socially-distanced us all, their music and spiritual connection made them feel united nevertheless. […] |
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All in the community are invited to learn about the LIFE & LEGACY program. Click Here to Register! |
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Amy-Jill Levine (Vanderbilt University), Gabriele Boccaccini (University of Michigan), and Jeremiah Cataldo (Grand Valley State University) Jesus of Nazareth was born, lived, and died as a Jew. But what kind of Jew was he in the diverse world of Second Temple Judaism? How did the movement he initiated within Judaism move into the pagan world […]
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Forward Focus is a four-part educational series that explores the importance and development of religious pluralism in Israel. Over the course of four days, experts, religious leaders, and changemakers will discuss the growing prevalence of practicing Judaism within the religious and cultural framework, but outside traditional norms. Topics will include: The power balance between religion […]
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Rabbi Dobrusin will facilitate “Zoom” discussions on the classic Rabbinic text: Pirke Avot. While the title is usually translated as “Teachings of the Sages”, a more interesting translation is "Chapters of Fundamental Principles." Pirke Avot consists of short rabbinic statements concerning ethics, faith and interpersonal relationships. Reading Pirke Avot helps us focus on the values […]
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Brew a cup of tea and join Beth Israel Congregation's Rabbi Caine for Torah study. We'll delve into the depths of Torah, starting with Genesis (not the weekly parashah), as we bring our best selves and traditional perspectives to engage the text and apply it to our daily lives. A variety of teas will be […] |
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Join Rabbi Whinston for our weekly Torah Study, where we discuss the weekly Torah portion and gather for prayer.
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31st Belin Lecture: Our Man in Budapest: Raoul Wallenberg, the United States, and the Myth of a Plan
31st Belin Lecture: Our Man in Budapest: Raoul Wallenberg, the United States, and the Myth of a Plan
31st David W. Belin Lecture in American Jewish Affairs Our Man in Budapest: Raoul Wallenberg, the United States, and the Myth of a Plan Rebecca Erbelding, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum In the summer of 1944, nearly a decade after his graduation from the University of Michigan, Raoul Wallenberg arrived into the chaos of wartime […]
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Seminar with Re'ee Hagay and respondent Tamar Sella In this seminar, Re’ee Hagay will describe the mourning interwoven into the process of writing Ahuva ʿOzeri’s biography. The non-linear temporality of the mourning produced by the child mourner from Tel Aviv’s Yemenite Quarter is juxtaposed with national representations of Yemeni Jews, constructed as an origin of […]
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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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Forward Focus is a four-part educational series that explores the importance and development of religious pluralism in Israel. Over the course of four days, experts, religious leaders, and changemakers will discuss the growing prevalence of practicing Judaism within the religious and cultural framework, but outside traditional norms. Topics will include: The power balance between religion […]
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Rabbi Dobrusin will facilitate “Zoom” discussions on the classic Rabbinic text: Pirke Avot. While the title is usually translated as “Teachings of the Sages”, a more interesting translation is "Chapters of Fundamental Principles." Pirke Avot consists of short rabbinic statements concerning ethics, faith and interpersonal relationships. Reading Pirke Avot helps us focus on the values […]
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Brew a cup of tea and join Beth Israel Congregation's Rabbi Caine for Torah study. We'll delve into the depths of Torah, starting with Genesis (not the weekly parashah), as we bring our best selves and traditional perspectives to engage the text and apply it to our daily lives. A variety of teas will be […] |
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Join Rabbi Whinston for our weekly Torah Study, where we discuss the weekly Torah portion and gather for prayer.
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Educational Training through Foundation Committee - open to the entire Community! Click Here to Register! |
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Both of America’s major political parties imagined 2020 as a transformative year—and this was especially true as these parties reached out to Jewish Americans. Please join the Eastern Michigan University Center for Jewish Studies for a thoughtful and provocative analysis of what happened with Jewish voters in the last election. Our guide in this conversation […]
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Learn about online resources, ways of making Seder more engaging, things to think about in person and on zoom. |
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Forward Focus is a four-part educational series that explores the importance and development of religious pluralism in Israel. Over the course of four days, experts, religious leaders, and changemakers will discuss the growing prevalence of practicing Judaism within the religious and cultural framework, but outside traditional norms. Topics will include: The power balance between religion […]
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Amal Alhaag, moderated by Alessandra Benedicty-Kokken This workshop focuses on how geographies continue to limit our thinking, even our potentialities in how we might think our Opacity/ies and Relation/s to each other. In particular, following Alhaag’s invitation to think from Somalia, she asks, what is yielded when we think colonially bifurcated geographies together? When in […]
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Join the Women of Temple Beth Emeth in cooking an amazing Persian Passover meal: Halleg (charoset); Persian cucumber & radish salad with Hungarian paprika; Roasted Tunisian carrots & potatoes with cumin, coriander, and caraway; Fesenjan – chicken/cauliflower stew with walnuts and pomegranates; Pistachio, coconut, and almond macaroons; Fruit plate Full Details Here. |
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Join Rabbi Whinston for our weekly Torah Study, where we discuss the weekly Torah portion and gather for prayer.
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As we gather once again on zoom this year, each attendee will then have the opportunity to experience the Seder through the lens of choice: Family friendly Seder; Social Action Seder; Mishkan HaSeder, the new Reform Movement Haggadah; Text Study Seder Full Details Here. Register Here.
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The Seder’s words and themes are melded into classic songs from Bob Marley, Leonard Cohen, Greg Brown, Matisyahu, and U2. (Download the haggadah here!) Prepare to laugh, sing, and be surprised! We will broadcast via YouTube at 6PM. CLICK HERE to learn more. |
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Join Rabbi Whinston for our weekly Torah Study, where we discuss the weekly Torah portion and gather for prayer.
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Meeting ID: 998 4450 2103 Passcode: 790203 |