September 2019 Elul 5779 - Tishrei 5780

ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE THE הקול

ENDOWED IN MEMORY OF HARRY AND SH IRLEY NAC HMAN Vol. 76 No. 7 September 2019 Elul 5779 - Tishrei 5780

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

Mornings: Sundays...... 8:30 A.M. Monday - Friday ...... 7:30 A.M. Shabbat ...... 9:00 A.M.

Evenings (Minchah-Maariv): Sunday - Friday ...... 6:00 P.M.

Saturdays: September 7 ...... 7:45 P.M. September 14 ...... 7:30 P.M. September 21 ...... 7:15 P.M. September 28 ...... 7:00 P.M. SHABBAT TORAH PORTIONS 5Swe7et N8ew Y0 ear September 7 September 21 Shoftim Ki Tavo

September 14 September 28 Ki Teitzei Nitzavim Shanah Tovah

HIGH HOLY DAYS SELICHOT September 21 EREV ROSH HASHANAH September 29 ROSH HASHANAH DAY 1 September 30 ROSH HASHANAH DAY 2 October 1 KOL NIDRE October 8

Please turn to YOM KIPPUR pages 4 - 7 October 9 for information PEOPLE & PROGRAMS Mazal Tov to our Shabbat Rocks September B’nai Mitzvah

Celebrate Shabbat September 1 with this participatory, engaging, spirited Daniel Evan Fisher is the son service for all ages with of Lisa & Jay Fisher; grandson of instrumental accompaniment Susan & Edward Cherniak, backing the beautiful Lorraine & Arnold Fisher and memorable melodies

September 7 Max Logan Weinraub is the Friday evening, September 13, at 6:00 P.M. son of Myndi Weinraub and Michael Weinraub; grandson of Donna Bean-Berman & Marvin Berman, Helen Grauer z”l and Jamie & Anthony Grauer MedANiD t MaINDtFiULoNEnSS with Rabbi Bergman September 14 Tali Feingold is the daughter of Sundays, September 15, 22, Donna Traub and Leonard and October 6 at 9:30 A.M. Feingold; granddaughter of Tamar & Amos Traub, Karen & Burton Elul Learning with Feingold Rabbi Bergman and Hazzan Gross September 22 at 9:30 A.M.

Find your internal spirituality September 21 and realize that Judaism Remy Sollish is the daughter of can make you happier. Elizabeth Sollish and Lisa A refreshing hour for all ages. Bargende; granddaughter of . There is no charge Gerrie & Buddy Sollish and Leona Bargende

Soulful Yoga September 28 with Rabbi Shere Alex Justin Brown is the son and a skilled yoga instructor of Sheri & Michael Brown; Saturdays, September 28 grandson of Bobbi & Gary and October 5 & 26 Feldman, Sarah Brown, and Louis Brown Elul Learning: Pre-High Holiday Soulful Yoga September 28 at 10:00 A.M. Connect body and soul as we apply the wisdom of Torah to the gentle practice of yoga. THE Join us in the Youth Lounge. (USPSV62O2-I46C0) E No experience necessary. Dress comfortably. published monthly except February and July by ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE Please bring a mat if you have one. 29901 Middlebelt Road Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334 Phone: 248-851-5100 l Fax: 248-851-3190 For additional information contact Jodi Gross at Periodicals Postage entered at the Farmington, Michigan Post Office Postmaster: Send address changes to: The VOICE, 29901 Middlebelt 248.851.5100 or [email protected] Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334-2319

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FROM THE PRESIDENT , FROM RABBI AARON BERGMAN SANFORD VIEDER There is a wonderful thing that used A N EW YEAR – N EW CHALLENGES to be very helpful in relationships and politics, something that allowed people to speak to As we approach the Yamim Noraim , it each without humiliating or insulting the represents an opportunity for all of us as Jews other. That thing, which appears to be long to evaluate what we have endured, gone, is a filter. accomplished and lost in the last year, while perhaps formulating personal plans for the I have never seen people so unfiltered in coming year. It is always amazing to me how our summer months their conversations. Instead of saying, “I don't agree” they go fly by all too quickly. I hope that all of you had a very pleasant straight to hate and anger. Politicians are the worst at this. It has summer with great memories and some quality time to relax with been a long time since our leaders have encouraged us to hate friends and family. other people. Preparations for the High Holidays at Adat Shalom are in full gear. Unfortunately, I see this angry and abusive language in so many Our clergy are hard at work to ensure that all of our holiday family and friend relationships, too. It is getting so bad that some offerings are not only complete but meaningful. The choirs are people say that we should not listen to what a person says, but rehearsing in preparation, maintenance staff are busy sparkling only look to what they do. things up and our magnificent synagogue building is undergoing I think this is a dangerous approach, and one that Jewish tradition final completion of the new Rosen & Wiener Family Pavilion in has never accepted. Words matter. If they didn't, why bother addition to completion of the final energy efficiency updates. praying, why say blessings, why tell our stories? They have If you have not recently attended the concluding services for Yom power. A leader's hateful words can create fear and terror in Kippur, I hope you will make every effort to return to Adat Shalom vulnerable populations. A parent’s words of rejection to a child can for that incredibly meaningful service, which offers you the create a lifetime of pain and separation. opportunity to approach the Aron Kodesh with your family In Jewish tradition, humiliating and denigrating people is members for personal prayers, thoughts and wishes. It is truly one considered a form of bloodshed. We are all created in God's of the best religious services of the year. I look forward to greeting image. Hateful and racist speech desecrates God's image and all of you personally over the holidays and certainly at the Aron insults God, no matter who says them. Continued on page 17 K odesh during our Ne’ilah service at the conclusion of Yom Kippur! On behalf of the entire Vieder Family, we wish you a very happy, FROM RABBI RACHEL SHERE healthy and prosperous Jewish New Year ahead. FROM LIGHT TO LIGHT Over the summer, fifty educators from around the state of Michigan and the Midwest came to Adat Shalom as part of a FROM HAZZAN DANIEL GROSS program hosted by the Holocaust Memorial Center. The educators who attended this ELICHOT S seminar came from communities without Summer has gone by in a blaze of much of a Jewish population. Because Michigan legislation, since glory and it’s hard to believe it’s September 2016, has mandated Holocaust education in all public schools, already. The fall season is emblematic of these educators were concerned that many of their students’ first change. The weather slowly turns, the foliage exposure to Judaism would be pictures of tattooed Jews behind undergoes a beautiful metamorphosis, barbed wire. This seminar, sponsored by The Olga Lengyel students begin a new year of school, and last Institute for Holocaust Studies and Human Rights (TOLI), is built but not least, the High Holidays are upon us with the Jewish New around teaching about the Holocaust through the lens of Year. A dominant theme of the High Holidays is forgiveness. It is educating about Judaism as a whole. It is important to TOLI that such an essential aspect of this time of year that there is an entire the week of learning both begin and end “with light.” This is why service called “Selichot” devoted to it. Selichot falls on the the educational seminar began and concluded at Adat Shalom, Saturday night which precedes Rosh Hashanah. (Note that on where the teachers learned and saw firsthand the way Jewish years like this one when the first day of Rosh Hashanah falls on communities thrived before the Holocaust and continue to thrive a Monday or Tuesday, Selichot is then held on the Saturday night today. prior to the one immediately preceding Rosh Hashanah.) Selichot I was honored to meet with these educators on both visits. The literally translates to “forgivenesses” but the term refers to any meetings with them were informed by an extraordinary memoir I prayers of repentance. Selichot prayers also focus on God’s recently read by Holocaust survivor and acclaimed psychologist benevolence and compassion, and include the well-known prayer Dr. Edith Eger, entitled The Choice: Embrace the Possible . In this referred to as The Thirteen Attributes ( “Adonai, Adonai, El rachum bestselling memoir, written at the age of ninety, Dr. Eger says, v’chanun… ”). The collective Selichot prayers mirror the content “We have the possibility within us to find meaning in suffering and found on Yom Kippur. Therefore, the theme of forgiveness turn it into an opportunity to discover within us something that we functions as bookends of the High Holiday season. never thought was possible. I have no time to hate because if I Continued on page 16 would hate, I would still be a prisoner. When we seek revenge, even non-violent revenge, we are revolving, not evolving.” Continued on page 16

3 2019 H IGH HOLY DAYS 5780 High Holy Day Services for You and Family Members of All Ages

e are very pleased to again offer you, your children, your As always, we will begin services together on Rosh W teenagers and college students the opportunity to worship Hashanah at 8 A.M., dividing into two services in the Main together for the High Holy Days. We are looking forward to an Sanctuary and the Rabbi Jacob E. Segal Social Hall at 9:15 A.M. exciting holiday season at Adat Shalom this fall. In this issue and Rabbi Bergman and Rabbi Shere will alternate between the in separate mailings you will find a complete listing of our High services on the two days of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur Holy Day services for adults and children of all ages. We hope Eve and Day. Hazzan Daniel Gross will conduct services that this High Holy Day worship leads to a deeper spiritual accompanied by the Adat Shalom Mixed Choir. Cantorial soloist experience for you and offers an enhanced family celebration for Mark Vieder will be accompanied by the Men’s Choir under the all. direction of Marty Liebman.

- RO- SRHO HSHA SHHAASNHAAHN A- H - Sunday Evening, September 29 Minchah-Maariv in the Shiffman Chapel ...... 6:00 p.m. Monday, September 30, Services begin in the Main Sanctuary ...... 8:00 a.m. Torah Service, Shofar Service, Sermon and Musaf in the Main Sanctuary and Social Hall...... 9:15 a.m. Parent-Toddler (14 - 36 months) led by Faith Brasch ...... 9:45 - 11:00 a.m. Supervised Youth Activities and Services (12 months - 7th grades) ...... 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Family Service (3 yrs - K’garten) led by Debi Banooni and Lisa Soble Siegmann ...... 10:00 - 10:45 a.m. Family Service (1st - 6th grades) led by Lisa Soble Siegmann ...... 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Baby & Me (newborns - 13 months) led by The Bubble Club ...... 11:00 - 11:45 a.m. Young Adult Group Chat (1st day only) led by Michael Wolf...... 11:00 - 11:45 a.m. Teen Tashlikh led by Jodi Gross (1st day only) ...... 11:45 a.m. Family Tashlikh led by Debi Banooni and Lisa Soble Siegmann (1st day only) ...... 12:30 p.m. Traditional Tashlikh at the Pond (1st day only) ...... 5:30 p.m. Minchah-Maariv in the Shiffman Chapel ...... 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 1, Services begin in the Main Sanctuary ...... 8:00 a.m. Torah Service, Shofar Service, Sermon and Musaf in the Main Sanctuary and Social Hall ...... 9:15 a.m. Blessing of the Babies in the Main Sanctuary and Social Hall ...... 9:30 a.m. FAMILY & YOUTH SERVICES/ACTIVITIES are the same as the first day of Rosh Hashanah Meditation to Nurture a New Beginning led by Dr. Ruth Lerman ...... 10:00 -10:45 a.m. Torah Study led by Ruth Bergman ...... following the sermons Minchah-Maariv in the Shiffman Chapel ...... 7:30 p.m.

- YO- MYO KMIP KPUIPRP U- R - Tuesday Evening, October 8 Minchah...... 6:15 p.m. Kol Nidre ...... 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 9 in the Main Sanctuary and Social Hall ...... 9:00 a.m. Parent-Toddler (14 - 36 months) led by Faith Brasch ...... 9:45 - 11:00 a.m. Supervised Youth Activities and Services (12 months - 7th grades) ...... 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Family Service (3 yrs - K’garten) led by Debi Banooni and Lisa Soble Siegmann ...... 10:00 - 10:45 a.m. Family Service (1st - 6th grades) led by Lisa Soble Siegmann ...... 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. Baby & Me (newborns - 13 months) led by The Bubble Club ...... 11:00 - 11:45 a.m. Meditation to Set Intentions led by Dr. Ruth Lerman ...... 11:00 - 11:45 a.m. Young Adult Group Chat led by Michael Wolf...... 11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Torah Study led by Ruth Bergman ...... following Yizkor Ask the Rabbi with Rabbi Bergman ...... 3:00 p.m. Healing in Harmony Service with Rabbi Shere and Hazzan Gross ...... 4:00 p.m. Minchah/Ne’ilah/Maariv in the Main Sanctuary ...... 5:15 p.m. It’s a Blast Glow Stick Parade (for families of all ages) ...... 7:30 p.m. Sounding of the Shofar ...... 7:45 p.m.

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- TICKETS - Be a High Holy Day Usher

The Synagogue is now processing High Holy Day tickets. As summer winds down, we invite you to Extra tickets for the Main Service for adult children over age consider joining our Usher Corps for the High 30 or parents of members may be purchased for $275 per Holy Days. You will serve a vital function in ticket. Please fill out request forms for extra seats with names maintaining the dignity and decorum of services of single children and/or dependent parents. Checks must and making new members and visitors feel accompany your extra seat requests. Contact Denise welcome and comfortable. Gallagher with questions, 248.851.5100, ext. 221. To volunteer as a first time usher, or to confirm your Tickets will be mailed to all members in good standing participation again this year, contact Chris Bolstrum at (current year’s dues, building fund installment, and 248.851.5100 or [email protected]. miscellaneous charges paid). Please take care of unpaid obligations now so that your tickets can be processed and mailed. If you have questions with regard to your current balance, please consult our controller, Carma Gargaro, Memorial Prayers at the Cemetery 248.851.5100, ext. 226. As the High Holy Days approach, it is traditional to offer prayers - RECIPROCITY - at the graves of our departed loved ones. Hazzan Gross is happy to assist you in either preparing appropriate prayers to recite or Adat Shalom participates in a reciprocity program whereby by accompanying you at the cemetery. Please call Caren members in good standing of other Conservative Harwood, 248.851.5100, ext. 231, to make arrangements. congregations outside Michigan may attend High Holy Day services at our synagogue. Please understand that reciprocity can be extended for a maximum of three Meditation Seminars… consecutive years. For details, contact Alan Yost. MIND , B ODY & S TRESS REDUCTION WITH DR. R UTH LERMAN 10:00 - 10:45 A.M., on the Second Day of Rosh Hashanah

- SEATING - 11:00 - 11:45 A.M., on Yom Kippur

In order to be assured of your choice of seats, we urge all congregants to arrive as early as possible for both Rosh Torah Study… Hashanah and Yom Kippur. You may save seats only up TORAH STUDY WITH RUTH BERGMAN , C OMMUNITY EDUCATOR until 10:15 A.M. Please follow this rule so that all Following the sermons on the Second Day of congregants may be seated in an orderly manner. We Rosh Hashanah; have many wonderful volunteer ushers who are eager to help Following Yizkor on Yom Kippur you in any way possible. If you have any questions while you are in the building during the holidays, please stop at the Ask the Rabbi… membership information table located in the main foyer. Asking questions is part of our tradition. Get ready with your questions and expect some lively and informative answers from - PARKING - Rabbi Bergman during an ASK THE RABBI session at 3 P.M., du ring the “break” on Yom Kippur. Attendants will be on duty to direct you to a parking space. We realize that parking will be tight. WHEN LEAVING THE Healing in Harmony Service… LOT, PLEASE WAIT UNTIL THE CAR AHEAD OF YOU Rabbi Shere and Hazzan Gross will lead a Healing Service at PULLS OUT. WE MUST HAVE YOUR COOPERATION. 4 P.M., during the “break” on Yom Kippur afternoon. Please note that worshipers will not be permitted to park Everyone is welcome. in the Beztak Companies parking lot directly adjacent to the Synagogue at 31371 Northwestern Highway for Rosh Young Adult Group Chat… Hashanah or Yom Kippur. Summit Apartments on An informal discussion opportunity to meet and greet new and Northwestern Highway has requested that worshipers do not old friends led by Michael Wolf and Sammi Shapiro. The group use their parking lots. meets the First Day of Rosh Hashanah at 11:00 A.M. and on Yom Kippur at 11:45 A.M.

TASHLIKH SERVICES AT THE POND Start the year with a clean slate ADULTS UNDER 30 First Day of Rosh Hashanah Monday, September 30 All adult individuals under age 30 are entitled to a complimentary Adat Shalom membership. 11:45 A.M. - Teen Tashlikh 12:30 P.M. - Family Tashlikh (Tickets for children over 30 years of age and for dependent parents of members are $275 each.) 5:30 P.M. - Traditional Tashlikh

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Community-Wide Selichot Adat Shalom Israel Bonds Drive First Day of Rosh Hashanah Monday, September 30 Adat Shalom members have always felt a strong commitment to partner with Israel in the development of the land that represents both our heritage and our future. Once again, we strongly urge you to support the State of Israel by investing in Israel through Israel Bonds. Your investment will help ensure that Israel’s economy continues to grow despite the multitude of threats facing her in the region and internationally. Please make your selection on the tab card enclosed in your Israel Bonds mailing and bring it with you when you attend services on Rosh Hashanah Day 1, or return it in the envelope provided. Duplicate cards will be available in the synagogue lobby preceding services. Preparing for the High Holy Days Saturday, September 21 2019 Y om Kippur Appeal 7:15 p.m. - Minchah-Maariv at Adat Shalom Synagogue Continuing Our Investment in the Future 9:30 p.m. - Concert with Rabbi Josh Warshawsky at Congregation Beth Ahm of Adat Shalom Synagogue Nationally touring Jewish musician, songleader and composer 10:45 p.m. - Selichot at Congregation Beth Ahm A contemplative service full of the sounds, themes and music of the High Holy Days.

Rabbi Jacob E. Segal z”l and Cantor Larry Vieder z”l identified The concert is generously sponsored by the synagogue as the home of the Jewish people. Proudly, Adat The Regina and Walter Litt Jewish Music Fund For more information, call Adat Shalom, (248) 851-5100 Shalom is our home. Adat Shalom’s accomplishments reflect, in large part, your investment in the welfare and growth of that “home”. As a result CONSERVATIVE COMMUNITY HIGH HOLIDAY LEARNING of your generosity in recent years, we have been able to replace HURSDAY EPTEMBER P M the chairs in the Social Hall, install environmentally sound LED T , S 19, 7:00 . . lighting throughout the building, resurface and replace driveways, AT CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK parking lots and concrete walkways, make improvements to the JOIN RABBI BERGMAN , R ABBI SHERE decorative, acoustical wall paneling in the Main Sanctuary, and AND OTHER COMMUNITY CLERGY IN PREPARING in August we will install a new sound system. During the course FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS . of our 75th anniversary year, we replaced all the original heating and cooling equipment and completed an energy efficiency RESERVATIONS REQUESTED . RSVP TO CSZMARKETING @SHAAREYZEDEK .ORG envelope project to assure significant utility cost savings. This year, we once again ask you to do a special mitzvah on Do you or does someone in your family need a large-print behalf of Adat Shalom. The cost of these necessary infrastructure machzor? A limited number of large-print Lev Shalem replacements from the original 1972 equipment was in excess of machzors are available to use at Adat Shalom. Reserve one $1.5 million, which primarily came from our unrestricted with a call to Alan Yost, 248.851.5100. endowment funds. It is imperative that we regrow the endowment Anyone who is visually impaired or unable to hold a book can funds to assure ongoing interest growth that will ensure we have contact JBI (formerly Jewish Braille Institute) for a free copy of a balanced operating budget each fiscal year. Yizkor prayers or a large-print 5780 calendar, listing all holidays, All members will receive a Yom Kippur Appeal tab card in the Shabbat candle-lighting times and weekly Torah readings. mail. Please remember to bring it with you when you come to For information: 1-800.433.1531, or JBI on the Web: www.jbilibrary.org services on Yom Kippur Day, Wednesday, October 9. We strongly encourage you to be part of guaranteeing our future by making a meaningful monetary contribution toward this year’s Yom Kippur Mahzor Lev Shalem for Rosh Hashanah Appeal. and Yom Kippur is available for purchase in the synagogue office. The cost is $32 for each book. Purchase of Lulav and Etrog Please contact Denise Gallagher, If you would like to purchase a lulav and 248.851.5100, ext. 221 or stop in the etrog through the Synagogue, please con - office for details. tact Denise Gallagher, 248.851.5100, ext 221 to place your order. The fee is $45.

6 High Holiday Experiences ROSH HASHANAH for families & youth SEPTEMBER 30 & OCTOBER 1 2019/5780 YOM KIPPUR OCTOBER 9 DROP-OFF YOUTH ACTIVITIES SUKKAH 10 AM TO APPROXIMATELY 1 PM 12 MONTHS-7TH GRADE DECORATING Supervised +ctivities Stories, 1+mes, shof+r blowin1 & + service, led by +dult & teen le+ders. SUNDAY, Services for 4th-7th 1r+ders led OCTOBER 13 by Dr. Meliss+ Ser Sn+ck provided NOON FAMILY EXPERIENCES FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! 9:45 - 11 AM M+ke cool decor+tions for the PARENT-TODDLER (14-36 MONTHS) Pl+y-b+sed le+rnin1 centers, Tashlikh Ad+t Sh+lom sukk+h & yours! son1s, + story, circle time & sn+ck 1ST DAY OF ROSH HASHANAH led by F+ith Br+sch Experience the feelin1 of puttin1 St+rt the ye+r with + cle+n sl+te. the sukk+h to1ether 10 - 10:45 AM FAMILY SERVICE (3 YRS - KINDERGARTEN) Teen Tashlikh - 11:45 AM Sin1in1 & pr+yers led by Jewish F+mily Educ+tor Debi B+nooni & for 8th to 12th graders SIMCHAT TORAH Lis+ Soble Sie1m+nn Meet Jodi Gross outside the youth loun1e Monday, October 21 11 - 11:45 AM FAMILY TASHLIKH - 12:30 PM BABY & ME (NEWBORN - 13 MONTHS) Meet Debi B+nooni & Lis+ Soble Sie1m+nn 5 P.M. An inter+ctive p+rent/b+by cl+ss +t the pond Dinner led by The Bubble Club

11 AM - 12:15 PM 5:45 P.M. FAMILY SERVICE (1ST - 6TH GRADES) A music+l service with + Tor+h BLESSING OF THE BABIES PJs & Stories re+din1, led by Lis+ Soble Sie1m+nn 2ND DAY OF ROSH HASHANAH for f+milies 9:30 AM with 1uest Kol Nidre Services We +re honored +nd deli1hted to bless re+der R+bbi Ber1m+n +nd TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 - 6:30 P.M. inf+nts born to Ad+t Sh+lom members music with H+zz’n Gross Kol Nidre is be+utiful +nd inspirin1 +nd +nd members of their f+mily durin1 the somethin1 th+t people of +ll +1es should p+st two ye+rs. experience. We invite you to brin1 your Pre-re1istr+tion +ppreci+ted! 6:30 p.m. children +nd 1r+ndchildren of +ll +1es to he+r Cont+ct Sheil+ Lederm+n, (248) 851- the sin1in1 of Kol Nidre +nd see the Tor+h H+k+fot p+r+de with the 5100 or slederm+n@+d+tsh+lom.or1 procession+l. It is + 1re+t w+y to be1in Tor+h scrolls for everyone + sweet +nd h+ppy New Ye+r. A festive evenin1 m+rkin1 Free tickets to the main service the new Tor+h re+din1 cycle END YOM KIPPUR AT NEILAH for adat shalom 7th - 12th graders. with d+ncin1, tre+ts & r+ffle Call 248.851.5100. “IT’S A BLAST” prizes. Fun for +ll +1es. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 9 all high holiday PM REGISTRATION experiences 7:30 Re1ister online for families Glow stick p+r+de, h+vd+l+h +nd +t www.+d+tsh+lom.or1/hh19 the fin+l soundin1 of the shof+r or cont+ct Jodi Gross, & youth are +t 7:45 p.m. You +re welcome j1ross@+d+tsh+lom.or1 free of charge. to brin1 your own shof+r. (248) 626-2153

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Family Education programs JEWISH are endowed in memory of Jeanette & Oscar Cook Shabbat Mini Minyan with Hazz’n Dan 4 FAMILY Saturday, September 14 y DUCATION E A music-filled Shabbat morning of song and prayer for young families What do you get when you mix seeds, ice cream, and love? You beginning at 10:00 A.M. get a Grand Playdate. At the end of July, we partnered with PJ Library for the Grand Playdate celebrating PJ Library’s 13th year Open to the community. No charge to attend. in Michigan. Grandparents and guests brought their little ones to For information contact 248.626.2153 Sweet Spots for an early ice cream treat and a picture with a or [email protected] princess and superhero. They received gifts and planted seeds to remember the importance of strong roots and passing our thing e only traditions from generation to generation. To receive more Th you! ing is information on PJ Library, or to register, please go to pjlibrary.org. miss Working together with other congregations and agencies in our community is an ongoing interest of ours at Adat Shalom in many departments. We look forward to more partnership and intergenerational opportunities in the coming year. L’Shalom, Debi

Upcoming Family Events at Adat Shalom

Shabbat Mini Minyan – Saturday, September 14 Families with young children are invited to our musical, interactive, family Shabbat experience with Hazz’n Dan Gross, beginning at 10:00 A.M. Pre-Kindergarten families – Sunday, September 15 Families with children in our Pre-K program, or those that are interested in trying it out, are invited to a family education experience at 10:30 A.M. in room 103. School begins as scheduled at 9 A.M. Shake, Rattle & Twist – Friday, September 20 Braid challah and sing songs with Rabbi Rachel and Hazz’n Dan at 11:15 A.M. Challah is free for members, $3/non-member family; Geared to children 3 and younger with a parent, grandparent, or caregiver. Older siblings are always welcome. High Holiday Programming If you know of anyone that is looking for a synagogue to bring their families to on the holidays, Adat Shalom offers family services for all ages at no charge. Tickets are only required for services in the Main Sanctuary and Social Hall. For information see pages 4-7. Sukkah Decorating – Sunday, October 13 Families of all ages are invited to come and create decorations for our Sukkah and yours beginning at noon. Snacks will be available in the Sukkah. Children who are enrolled in school must be picked up from their classes; they will not be dismissed to walk up on their own. PJ’s & Stories, Simchat Torah – Monday, October 21 Children 5 and under and their families are invited to a PJ program with friends & holiday-appropriate activities at 5:00 P.M. Rabbi Bergman will be our special guest reader. A light dinner will be served. “Kids” of all ages gathered at a beautiful picnic site on the grounds of the Detroit Zoo on July 20 to celebrate Shabbat. Rabbi Rachel For more information or to reserve your place, contact Debi and Hazz’n Dan led a music-filled Shabbat morning of song and Banooni, Jewish Family Educator, at 248.626.2153 or prayer. [email protected] 8 FROM DR. M ELISSA SER FROM JODI GROSS Director of Education Director of Adult Learning & Youth Engagement

LEARNING COMMUNITY NEWS & YOUTH ENGAGEMENT Welcome back to another amazing school year! Our incredible Teens Make a Big Impact faculty is ready for the first day of classes on September 8. In August, our teens had Classroom Teachers an amazing opportunity to Class Teacher(s) volunteer at Youth United Pre-K / Gan Orit Hamburger and Kelly Bressler Interfaith Service Camp to K / Gan Hova Shelly Tarockoff help C.A.R.E.S community 1 / Alef Marilyn Wolfe center in Farmington Hills. 2 / Bet Rivkah Nachlas The mission of C.A.R.E.S. 3 / Gimel Ettie Schargorodsky is to offer comprehensive 4 / Daled Eva Feuerstein support services for 5 / Heh Abbi Emerson individuals and their families in and around the Farmington Hills 6 / Vav Ariel Stollman area that are in need or have limited access to everyday 7 / Zayin (Mon) Emily Hollenberg and Abbi Emerson necessities due to insufficient financial resources or family (Wed) Lisa Dresner instability. C.A.R.E.S. offers needed support in the areas of food, We are thrilled to invite all parents and loved ones to our opening clothing, job education and training as well as access to other day activities. community and county support services – all on one campus. Our teens joined 130 other 6th to 12th graders and adult volunteers from churches and mosques in the area. The teens loved spending the week cleaning and painting fences, cleaning Adat Shalom - Beth Achim Learning Community out old buildings, creating original pieces of art, building beds for a community garden and constructing and painting a new 2019 OPENING DAY ACTIVITIES produce cart that will eventually be used to sell produce grown at C.A.R.E.S. Jessica Goldberg and Elijah Appelman, both seniors CLASSES BEGIN 9 A.M. Sunday, in high school, Sammi Shapiro and I represented Adat Shalom MEET & GREET 10:30 a.m. on the Youth United planning committee. Melissa Ser, Sammi September 8 Meet Teachers Shapiro and I had the pleasure of working with professionals and Visit Classrooms Overview of Year volunteers from other communities of faith to implement and lead For more information, along with teen leaders throughout Youth United. We look forward contact Sammi Shapiro, Opening Assembly & Consecration 11:00 a.m. 248.626.2153 or to continuing the relationship with our neighbors and new friends. [email protected] Fall Family Picnic 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. College Connections : Our Rabbis visit Michigan universities throughout the school year, treat students to coffee or dinner and enjoy the opportunity to stay connected. Thanks to parent volunteers, Adat Shalom also sends care packages before Chanukah and Pesach. Help us help your child stay connected to Adat Shalom. Each fall I update our database and kindly request your assistance. Please complete the tear off below or email the information on it to me at [email protected]. If your student/young adult has not moved, please let me know. Thanks! S U N DAY, S E P T E M B E R 8 1 2 O ’ C LO C K COLLEGE , G RAD STUDENT & Y OUNG ADULT OUTREACH Please help us by returning the form below to Jodi Gross, 29901 Middlebelt, Farmington Hills, MI 48334 or email [email protected]. We are pleased to welcome Israeli Shinshinim to Adat Shalom this year! The Shinshinim Young Ambassadors Program Name of student or young adult ______brings recent high school graduates from Israel to our community. Parent(s) name ______Young, fun, engaging representatives of Israel, the Shinshinim are here to bring Israel into our lives through programs, activities, and Mailing address ______lectures throughout our educational programs. We will get a glimpse into what it means to grow up in Israel by learning about City ______State ______Zip ______youth movements, current events, Israeli music, Hebrew slang, Cell phone ______Home phone ______shared society in our region in Israel, how the Shinshinim’s friends and families celebrate the holidays, and much more. When they Email ______return home to begin service with the Israel Defense Forces, Shinshinim carry a deeper understanding of global Jewish College ______peoplehood and what it means to be part of the Jewish community Graduation date ______outside of Israel. Shinshinim (or Shin-Shin in the singular form) is a Hebrew acronym for Shnat Sherut , meaning “year of service.” 9 DULT EARNING Offering you A Jodi GrossL, Director of Adult Learning nourishment for your mind, body & spirit

ELUL LEARNING : Mussar Mondays: A Jewish PRE -H IGH HOLY DAYS Guide to Living a Better and More Meaningful Life Join our clergy in preparing your Led by Rabbi Bergman mind, body and spirit for the High Holy Days Monday, September 23 at 7 P.M.

AND MINDFULNESS Mussar is a unique Meditation approach to living a good and meaningful life. Sunday, September 22 at 9:30 A.M. It transmits timeless advice for everything from having with Rabbi Bergman and Hazzan Gross happy relationships to creating harmonious communities. Each class is self-contained. No previous knowledge necessary. Reservations are requested. Please call Sheila Lederman, 248.851.5100, ext. 246 or email [email protected] Soulful Yoga Saturday, September 28 at 10:00 A.M. ! r shine with Rabbi Shere Rain o

ParshaRiders of Adat Shalom Come along for the ride... Who: All are welcome. Open to the community. What: Torah study, exercise, friends, Kiddush and fun! There is no fee to participate. Where: Adat Shalom Synagogue When: Shabbat mornings, September 7 and 14 9:00 A.M. for Shabbat Torah Study 9:30 A.M. we ride 11:30 A.M. return to enjoy Kiddush Info: Contact Mickey Levin at [email protected]

SEPTEMBER SHABBAT TORAH STUDY

LEARN ABOUT THE WEEKLY PARASHA AND ENHANCE YOUR SHABBAT EXPERIENCE September 7 September 21 with Ruth Bergman with Jodi Gross September 14 September 28 with Rabbi Joseph Krakoff with Andy Pass 9:45 A.M. FINISHING IN TIME FOR THE RABBI ’S SERMON

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OCIAL CTION IN CTION Tikkun Adat: SRONALD MCDAONALD HOUSE A SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 5:00 - 7:00 P.M. Sharing more than bricks & mortar We will be preparing and serving dinner at the Ronald McDonald House located in the Detroit Medical Center. This FRIENDShips home- made meal will be a comfort to the families whose children Got time for travel? are hospitalized in the area. It provides all the comforts of home As their new season begins, the FRIENDS Day Trippers will soon when these families need it the most. This is an activity for the be en route to a new destination of delight in the area. Led by whole family. Contact me if you can help. Margery Jablin and Jeannie Weiner, the group welcomes new The Detroit location was the 11th house and opened in 1979. participants. For information on the local globe trotters, call There are now more then 300 Ronald McDonald Houses around Margery, 248.730.0963, or Jeannie, 248.425.9416. the world. Love music? YAD EZRA KOL NIDRE FOOD DRIVE How about sharing your suggestions with Ruby Kushner of the The annual Yad Ezra food drive is Tuesday evening, October FRIENDS Music Group? Ruby likes new ideas for attending 8, 2019. A truck will be parked outside of the main entrance for musical events of all kinds, so contact her at drop-off food donations. In addition, in the synagogue lobby there [email protected]. will be a place for your monetary donations. Lights, camera, reaction? Yad Ezra opened its doors in 1990 with the purpose of providing FRIENDS Movie Group leaders Diane Lebovic and Jan Goldfarb kosher food to needy families. Initially this was 250 families, invite new film fans to mark these dates for the next round of however, this number has since grown to 1300 families. Yad Ezra talking pictures and the discussions that follow: distributes 1,100,000 pounds of food annually. Most importantly, they treat their clients with dignity, respect and compassion. Let’s Sunday, Sept 8: Discussion hosts Diane & Joey Lebovic continue to support their efforts. Sunday, Nov 10: Discussion host Jeannie Weiner Sunday, Jan. 12: Discussion hosts Shelly & Allen Klegon As you look into your heart as the New Year begins may you discover a new sense of possibility, a new belief in the gifts you Interested? Email Diane at [email protected]. have to share, a new connection to the people around you, and a Enjoy food? renewed commitment to your faith and your dreams. L’Shanah Adat Shalom folks who like to eat are invited to join the FRIENDS tovah tikateivu v'teichateimu . May you be inscribed and sealed for Dining Out Group on its next gustatory adventure. As always, the a good year. chosen restaurant will have fish and vegetarian options, according to Linda Levy, who chairs the group. Email Linda at Evva Hepner [email protected]. 248-798-7673 [email protected] Special Delivery Got a new baby on board? Yay! Get out the word and pass it on to Adat Shalom. Charmley Levine and her team assemble and deliver gift Fall Blood Drive baskets filled with goodies for the little ones and Sunday, September 8 the family. Call her at 248.798.3985. 8:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. To Your Good Health at Adat Shalom in the Social Hall What happens if you, a family member or friend is back from the hospital and no one is up to preparing a Shabbat dinner? It’s fun, easy, safe, and very Jewish! Why, of course, you call upon Adat Shalom’s best chefs to help Register online (redcrossblood.org), email Debby Portney at out! Our volunteers are terrific at that. In July and August, for [email protected] or call Ruth Zerin at 248.538.9260. example, meals were provided by Marcia Garland, Nancy To help with the blood drive, please call Ruth. Your assistance Handelman, Charmley Levine, Rena Tepman and Sarah is most appreciated. Waldshan. To arrange for a get-well meal, call the synagogue office at 248.851.5100. They’ll pass it on or put you in direct touch, whichever you prefer.

Shoe Collection Got Computer Tzures? Adat Shalom will be a collection site for a shoe Don’t despair! Adat Shalom’s amazing teen troubleshooters will P M drive that benefits organizations in Oakland and be on duty once again, Sunday, October 27 from 12:30 till 2 . . Wayne Counties. These teens are smart and they’re patient, so prepare to join A collection box wlll be outside the school office until mid- them for lunch ($5 per person if you’d like to dine) and enjoy October for gently-used shoes for children and adults. Teen the free tutorial for whatever ails you and your iPhone. volunteers will sort and donate them. Please link shoes by their You’ll get a flyer in the mail, but save the date now. laces or Velcro or place each pair in a plastic bag. It’s the best deal in town! Charlotte Dubin 11 ACTIVE AFFILIATES 4

Sisterhood Sisterhood Think About Becoming a Member of Sisterhood of Adat Shalom With summer winding down and the fall season approaching, we are all preparing to usher in the Jewish New Year. The Book Club Sisterhood of Adat Shalom has started planning events for our New Year, the upcoming 2019-2020 calendar year. We mailed our tri-fold brochure in the early part of August to all The Sisterhood of Adat Shalom Book Club will hold its P M of the women of our congregation as our way to kick-start our opening meeting Thursday, September 12 at 7:15 . . in the Membership Drive. This brochure highlights upcoming programs, home of a member. That evening Inheritance, a memoir by events, activities, and clubs, which Sisterhood takes an active role Dani Shapiro, will be discussed. in sponsoring. It also contains information about how to become a Other book club dates are Monday, November 4 at the Sisterhood member, the membership form, and the dues tier. Jewish Bookfair Bookclub Night, and Thursdays, December If you have not already done so, please take a moment to 12, February 13, March 12 and May 14. Books include: consider becoming a Sisterhood member. There is something for Wunderland by Jennifer Cody Epstein; Another Side of all ages and interests planned throughout the year. We are the Paradise by Sally Koslow, Something Beautiful by Yvette HEART of Adat Shalom and need all your support. If you have Manessis-Corporan, The Falconer by Dana Czapnik and Last mailed in your Membership form, on behalf of your Co-Leadership Palace by Norman Eisen. Team, we thank you. There is a $25 annual Book Club For more information about Sisterhood, please call or email fee for Sisterhood members and a Judy Rudy at 248.701.1832 or [email protected]. $36 fee for non-members. On behalf of the Sisterhood of Adat Shalom Co-Leadership For additional information and to team, we wish you and yours a very Healthy and Happy New Year. register please contact Book Club May we all be inscribed in the Book of Life! chairpersons: Sue Lutz: 248.877.7253, Cindy Babcock Geula Rapp Judy Rudy [email protected] Marianne Pesick: 248.909.5512, 2019-2020 Opening Sisterhood Informational Meeting [email protected]. As they say in sports, we have made it through our Rookie Year! We now have a better idea of what it takes to make the Sisterhood of Adat Shalom the HEART of our Synagogue. It takes teamwork, membership volunteers devoting time and effort, hours of planning and implementation, and financial support. Knitting Circle The key component that makes all of this work is Adat Shalom COMMUNICATION! We are planning four Sisterhood Sunday, September 22 at 9:30 A.M. Informational Meetings, now referred to by the acronym SIM , for the 2019-2020 calendar year. Join us as we make scarves, hats and afghans Our first meeting will be SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2019 at for charity. Feel free to get started at any time 9:30 A.M. at the Synagogue. Bagels and coffee will be served. It is with yarn from the knitting cubicle in the office. imperative that Sisterhood members plan to attend. Four major issues requiring discussion are: For more information: Debby Portney, ~ Selecting/Volunteering for a Committee Chairperson [email protected], 248.788.9488 Position

~ Selecting a Board of Directors A special birthday... an anniversary... an engagement... a wedding ~ Whether we financially continue our affiliation with Women’s League For Conservative Judaism Celebrate a special occasion by sponsoring ~ Kiddush Funding a Shabbat Kiddush on Saturday morning We need to hear from our membership! We need you at this meeting! These are issues which need to be addressed by all of Call Sheila Lederman for more information, 248.851.5100 us since they affect our role as a Synagogue affiliate. Please RSVP to Judy Rudy at 248.701.1832 or email [email protected]. Support the Sisterhood of Adat Shalom We thank each and every one of you for your support to by joining English Gardens’ “Flower of the Month Club” Sisterhood during our 75 years of existence! – all 12 months for only $35! Pick up at any English Gardens location. Sisterhood of Adat Shalom Roster Information Order by phone (586-604-6907) or online at www.adxlonline.com or send check (payable to AD XL Promotions) We want to keep you informed! Our roster has been updated to to Lynn Karnes, 8310 Hall Road #6, Utica, MI 48317 include email addresses and cell phone numbers. Should any of Please indicate “Sisterhood of Adat Shalom” this information change, please contact us so we can keep our and Sisterhood will receive credit. roster current. 12 ACTIVE AFFILIATES

ub en’s cl "lom m d"t sh Happy and Healthy New Year " k & to our Adat Shalom Family Ste" i(ht orts N Sp Guest spe"ker: Jeff Ri(er, Sports T"lk 97.1 The Ticket ש vנnהF hטoוbבhה Open to "ll Ad"t Sh"lom members A new Tallit...for the New Year! Wednesd"y, P"y or reserve by Sept. 13: $10 – Men’s Club members September 18, 6:30 P.M. $15 – Non-members "t Ad"t Sh"lom Ve(et"ri"n option "v"il"ble. Questions? Cont"ct D"vid After Sept. 13: Shevrin, 248.788.9511 or Spe"ker only reserv"tion d"vidshevrin@y"hoo.com "ccepted "t no ch"r(e.

Hostess gifts for the holiday and more The Men’s Club Hebrew Literacy Class Annual Sisterhood Gift Shop Sale HEBREW CLASSES FOR ADULTS Sunday, September 22, 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. COMING IN OCTOBER! Taught by trained volunteers under the Best sale of the season! direction of our clergy and education staff 20-60% off almost everything For more information, contact 10 AM - 4 PM weekdays, ask for Denise Men’s Club volunteer coordinator Paul Goldsmith or call for a shopping appointment: at 248.210.0657or email [email protected] Carol 248.661.9008 / Lillian 248.310.2018

MEN ’S CLUB

MEN’S CLUB MUSINGS... BY JOEY LEBOVIC

The Executive Committee (EC) of the Men’s Club meets about 8 times per year to “conduct business” – that includes formulating policies and assisting the President in Men’s Club operations/planning. The Board of Trustees (BOT) is composed of the EC and up to 20 elected or appointed members. The BOT meets 6 times per year to vote on items related to the management of the Men’s Club. I really appreciate the brainpower each EC/BOT member expends to help improve our club in support of Adat Shalom and thank them all for their efforts. Please join either team if you are supportive of maintaining a strong club. I want to highlight several new/revised events on the 2019-20 calendar based on EC/BOT and membership feedback. Details will be posted in the near future: ~ Veteran’s Brunch (a continued local Men’s Clubs event) – November 10 ~ Men’s Shabbat Retreat with Rabbi Bergman – January 11 ~ Hangin’ with Hazz’n Gross – March 18 ~ Father & Sons Event in April

In June the BOT voted to end our affiliation with FJMC (Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs) and focus more resources on local events. We will still participate in their Yom HaShoah Yellow Candle program. As always, feel free to contact me at [email protected] with any questions. I look forward to meeting you at one of our events. 13 CELEBRATIONS

SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS AZAL OV Birth of Hudson FoMrd Rubin, soTn of S!amantha & Jonathan 1- Steven Zinderman Trudy Weiss Rubin; grandson of Julie & Marty Wiener, Deborah Elbaum and 2- Ellen Bouchard 16- Ted Schwartzenfeld Barry Rubin; great-grandson of Rosalie & Bruce Rosen, Esther Sharon Moss Lebovic 17- Kathie Schwartz & the late Lawrence Wiener 3- Diane Klein 19- Barry Feldman 4- Robin Wine Lawrence Zeff Birth of Noa Willow Rubin , daughter of Samantha & Jonathan 5- Doug Cohen 20- Lori Weberman Rubin; granddaughter of Julie & Marty Wiener, Deborah Elbaum Beverly Phillips Elaine Weingarten and Barry Rubin; great-granddaughter of Rosalie & Bruce Rosen, 6- Susan Graham David Wolfe Esther & the late Lawrence Wiener Robert Rollinger 21- Lawrence Berry Marriage of Claire Genevieve Jones , daughter of Margaret Clara David Sherbin Leo Eisenberg Eubank and Garry Green, to Jeffrey James Liebowitz, son of Israel Tal Ronald Gold Vicki & Bruce Liebowitz 7- Bradley Gordon 22- Rochelle Anstandig 8- Cesar Redondo Robert Kass 9- Jenny Dorfman Shana Weiss WE ARE PLEASED TO LET YOU KNOW ... Nicole Goodman 23- Esther Rosenblum Nancy Handelman and Anne Greenstein joined almost 2,000 10- Kevin Chupack 24- Ronald Bergman women and men around the world participating in an epic project Sharyn Gallatin 25- Louis Chernoff called Torah Stitch by Stitch: sewing every word of the Torah in Derek Hill Amy Douville meticulous cross-stitch. When fully completed in 2020, the panels Elina Shipper Alan Kaplan of the stitched Torah will be 300 feet--the length of a football field. Alan Taub 26- Lesley Eisenberg Zara Teicher has volunteered to be Adat Shalom’s liaison to 11- Joyce Sherman Stephan Morse Hazon following completion of the Teva Experiential Learning 12- Larry Hirsch 27- David Levi Seminar, in addition to teaching in our Learning Community. Moreen Lett Geula Rapp 13- Jim Berk Ryan Strickstein David Flaisher Carly Wine Sheldon Gordon Eric Winer Adat Shalom Synagogue 14- Lisa Goldstein 28- Edwin Sitron Larry Lawson 29- Doris August Prague-Israel Trip 2020 Louis Seligman Linda Gershenson Save the dates for our February Hadley Wine Emily Kaufman Hunegs 2020 trip with Ruth and Rabbi 15- Lisa Adelson Geoffrey Trivax Aaron Bergman. Departing Detroit Katerina Aronov 30- Sandra Hack Sunday, February 9, 2020 for Prague, Gabriella Karp Alan Stiebel continuing on to Israel February 13, returning to the U.S. February 24. SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES Explore the rich Jewish history of Prague – the Jewish 1- Myra & Joseph Burnstein 9- Rochelle & Michael Quarter, synagogues, the cemetery, and more. Sari & Mitchell Cicurel Anstandig Honor the memories of those who perished at Kimberly & Michael Rubin Shayna & Brian Cutter Theresienstadt, and visit Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. Elaine & Bruce Weingarten Debbie & Jeff Supowit Spend one Shabbat by the sea in Tel Aviv, and another 2- Sue Ellen & Alan Kaufman Carol & Brad Walters near the Old City walls of Jerusalem. Sherri Gerber-Somers & 10- Susan & William Graham David Somers Marla & David Wolfe Have lunch at a Druze village in Isfiya. Visit the Golan 3- Miriam & Ronald Bergman 12- Thelma & Allan Goldstein Heights and explore Tzfat. Rochelle & Joel Lieberman 15- Harriet & Robert Dunsky Can't miss experiences: Masada, the Dead Sea, Shuk 4- Jaclyn & Steve Aidenbaum 17- Marianne & Robert Machane Yehuda, the Old City of Jerusalem, the Western Barbara & Irwin Alpern Bloomberg Wall, and so much more! Yana & Michael Krefman Leora & Mark Tapper Maria & Ronald Levitin 18- Laura & Daniel Rosenblum Costs: 5- Shelley & James Boschan 20- Beverly & Ralph Woronoff $6925 per person in a double room for land and air costs Sarah & Jonathan Jacobs 24- Michelle & Jonathan Kroll $ 200 for gratuities and extras 6- Danielle & Bradley Gordon Barbara & Stephan Morse $1555 private room (single) additional fee Price includes: flights and hotel, Each month we list birthdays & anniversaries of those congregants who all programs on the itinerary, 19 meals, have given us the dates of their “special occasions.” If you would like 1 laundry service to be listed in this column, please notify Susie Steinberg at [email protected] Interested? bit.ly/AdatIsrael2020 or contact Dr. Melissa Ser at If your family has celebrated a birth or a wedding, or if you have [email protected] or received a special honor, please let us know that as well. 248.626.2153

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HAROLD DUBIN MEMORIAL We record with sincere appreciation the SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: following generous contributions designed TIKKUN ADAT FUND Beverly & Ralph Woronoff by Barbara & to maintain the programs of Adat Shalom: SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Jerry Cook; Marsha & Marvin Trimas CONGREGATIONAL FUND Beverly & Ralph Woronoff MORRY NEUVIRTH by Charlotte Dubin IN MEMORY OF: BAR & BAT MITZVAH FUND Joan Lesson CHARLOTTE & PHILLIP IN HONOR OF: by Marlene & Seymour Bresler EDELHEIT FUND 80th anniversary of the Bar Mitzvah of Regina Muskovitz IN HONOR OF: Phil Elkus by Phyllis Shifman Grossman by Miriam & Peter Seagle 95th birthday of Gloria Michalson Birth of Noa and Hudson Rubin Craig Newman by Jeanette Pomish by Rosalie Gold; Susie & Bill Graham by Marlene & Seymour Bresler DR. MANUEL FELDMAN STEVEN POSEN Mollie Nucian by Ellen & Paul Chute BETH ACHIM RELIGIOUS YOUTH VOLUNTEER FUND Lola Pines by Neal Blatt SCHOOL MEMORIAL FUND Julie Silverman Sachse IN MEMORY OF: IN MEMORY OF: by Marlene & Seymour Bresler Isidore Fogel by Sharon & Tom Lebovic Marshall David Kaplan Dr. Michael Wittenberg Craig Newman by Rosalie Gold by Cynthia & Aaron Greenspon by Shelly & Gene Perlman IN HONOR OF: Yahrzeits of: IN HONOR OF: Birth of Ford Emerson Lyon Elaine Lusky; Robert Brown; Charlotte 80th birthday of Ed Kohl by Sharon & Tom Lebovic Weinstein by Helen Brown by Tobi & Larry Fox SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Darryl Goldberg; Rae Goldberg ALEX GRAHAM Beverly Woronoff by Sharon & Tom Lebovic by Marilyn Goldberg TRAVEL & EDUCATION FUND David Hantler PRAYER BOOK FUND by Saree & Steve Hantler IN MEMORY OF: IN MEMORY OF: Joe Katzman; Sam Katzman Yahrzeit of Mary Been Fay C. Kanar by Sheila, Rick, Mallory by Barbara & Maurice Katzman by Claudia & Ken Been & Gillian Tyner Stanley Raderman IN HONOR OF: Birth of Rimona Brandvain by Rhoda Raderman MAURICE RAZNICK & JEAN by Susie & Bill Graham Aron Prostak by Ike Engelbaum RAZNICK KLARISTENFELD Mollie Schane; Irving Schane GERRY D. KELLER MEMORIAL FUND by Shirley Carp MEMORIAL CHOIR FUND Igor Schoenberger IN MEMORY OF: by Lola Schoenberger IN MEMORY OF: Mildred Gilbert by Elaine & Mel Raznick; IN HONOR OF: Herb Forman by Sandy & Jim Hack Lou Seligman 50th anniversary of Shelley & Jerry Jeffrey Lowenthal by Sandy & Jim Hack Mollie Nucian by Elaine & Mel Raznick Gershune by Hal Baker Philip Joel Silverman by Rita & Ed Sitron IN HONOR OF: Cynthia Greenspon Jerry Zuckerman by Eleanor Hack; 100th birthday of Mary Must by Miriam & Peter Seagle Sandy & Jim Hack by Elaine & Mel Raznick Yahrzeit of Fredrick L. Kunick Birthdays of Shelly & Ed Kohl BELLE & MAURICE ROSENDER by Sandra Hack by Mary & Arthur Sugarman MEMORIAL FUND Recent wedding of Shelby & Jake SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Schostak by Julie & Mark Teicher Larry Gusman by Sandy & Jim Hack IN MEMORY OF: Engagement of Cindy Atler & Murray Willie Bobrow by Ruth & Chuck Weingarten ROBERT KORNWISE FUND Sittsamer by Lisa & Michael Betman David Fishman by Ruth & Chuck Weingarten SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: Leo Operti by Ruth & Chuck Weingarten Beverly Woronoff IN MEMORY OF: Peter Zachary by Ruth & Chuck Weingarten by Adrienne & Sanford Gus Ted Drew by Maureen & Sandy Kornwise SISTERHOOD KIDDUSH FUND Beverly & Ralph Woronoff by Sheila & Marty Lederman; Rhonda & Mike Piper; HILLEL ISAAC AND RACHEL IN MEMORY OF: Rohn Goldman MAISEL MEMORIAL HOUSING Mollie Nucian by Beryl & Mickey Levin Vicki Liebowitz by Sandy Shapiro THE HOMELESS FUND IN HONOR OF: Ann Fein by Robin & Howard Terebelo IN MEMORY OF: Special birthday of Rena Tepman by Marcia Garland MATTHEW SCOTT DOREN Yahrzeits of: Ruth Feldman by Murray Sittsamer Birth of Noa and Hudson Rubin CAMP RAMAH/ISRAEL TRAVEL Joel Goldhaber by Sandy Shapiro by Beryl & Mickey Levin MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Lou Grossman by Micki Grossman SPEEDY RECOVERY TO: FUND IN HONOR OF: Dede Domstein by Beryl & Mickey Levin Beverly & Ralph Woronoff IN MEMORY OF: Birthday of Leslie Ben-Ezra by Beryl & Mickey Levin Yahrzeit of Martin Ian Doren by Debbie Cohen by Naomi Doren Karen Gooze by The O’Malley family Ronald Siegel by Harvey Aidem

15 4TRIBUTES HAZZAN GROSS (continued from page 3) CANTOR MAX SHIMANSKY MEMORIAL FUND Adat Shalom Synagogue Adat Shalom and our partnering Metro IN MEMORY OF: Tribute Contribution Detroit congregations will gather together at Yahrzeit of Sandra Feldman Congregation Beth Ahm for a community by Susan & Michael Feldman Selichot service on Saturday evening, ADAT SHALOM’S tribute funds provide September 21. Prior to the service, there JERRY TEPMAN ALIYAH FUND support for our many important will be a musical program featuring a synagogue programs and services, which IN HONOR OF: special guest, Rabbi Josh Warshawsky. I help to define us as an outstanding Special birthday of Rena Tepman encourage you not to miss this evening as congregation. by Sharon, Mel & Kara Ettenson I am a big fan of Rabbi Josh and his music! We have set a $10 minimum price for May you find great meaning in the special CANTOR LARRY VIEDER tribute cards. MEMORIAL FUND prayers of this most sacred time of year. My We are very grateful to members and best wishes for a happy and healthy 5780. IN HONOR OF: friends who have consistently purchased L’shanah tovah! Bar Mitzvah of Daniel Fisher tributes, marking lifecycle events and by Eleanor Hack other significant occasions, and we encourage your continued support. Each THE BREAKFAST FUND greeting is individually prepared on a RABBI SHERE handsome card. (continued from page 3) July In memory of Philipp Fischer To arrange for a tribute, please visit our by Fred Fischer website When educators incorporate voices such as www.adatshalom.org/donate.php, call the In memory of Burton Gold by Rosalie Gold Dr. Eger’s into their teaching about the office at 248.851.5100 or send the In memory of Carolyn Moses Holocaust as a whole, students have the following information to the synagogue by David Moses opportunity to apply what they learn to the office: In memory of Sol Moss and Arlene Moss challenges inherent in today’s world. As by Sharon & Tom Lebovic 1. Name of Fund Jews, one lesson we are always working to In honor of marking the end of shivah 2. Occasion: (In memory of … In honor teach the world is Vayehi erev vayehi boker for Morris Huppert by Rita Fruman of … Speedy recovery to … (Please – After night comes day (Genesis 1:5). After August print names.) darkness comes light; we will never allow In memory of Sophie Fischel 3. Name(s) (first & last) and address evil to have the final word. by Barbara Kappy of person(s) to be notified In memory of Molly Linovitz 4. Your name(s) & address by Gail Langer and Seymour Linovitz 5. Check for $10 per tribute In honor of of the B’not Mitzvah of Nicole We will process your tribute and mail it COMPLIMENTARY ADAT SHALOM and Julie Rapp by Geula & Stan Rapp promptly. In memory of Robert Devries MEMBERSHIPS by Jeffrey Devries Tributes received by the 1st of the month In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Adam will appear in the following month’s Did you know that all adults under Nothstine by Beth & Jacob Nothstine VOICE. the age of 30 are welcome to a

In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Blaine Cohen If you would like information about how complimentary Adat Shalom by Samara & Nathan Cohen to establish a fund, please contact membership? Minyan Breakfast Fund Executive Director Alan Yost . IN MEMORY OF: After the age of 30, until age 35, Yahrzeits of: there is a reduced rate. This is a Philipp Fischer by Joanie & Fred Fischer And from the great opportunity for your children Morris Mirsky by Jean Elkus and their friends living in the Igor Schoenberger Adat Shalom archives... by Susan & Alvin Schoenberger metropolitan Detroit area to be a IN HONOR OF: part of the Adat Shalom family. Birth of Ethan Isaac Weiss by Leslie, George & Sara Losconi All you need to do is let us know their name(s) and address.

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Shofar blowing, October 2008 16 MEMORIAMS From Michael Wolf Director of Spirituality and Outreach HARRY APPLEBAUM, husband of Dr. Linda Feinfeld Applebaum, father of Amy (Daniel) Sapeika and Mark (Lynn Yee) Rosh Chodesh Elul falls on August 31 and September 1 Applebaum, grandfather of Noah, Ethan, Benjamin, Sylvie and (whenever there are 30 days in a Hebrew month, we observe Rosh Eva, brother of Ellen Evans and Carl Applebaum. Chodesh for two days). Elul is the 6th Hebrew month, the month EVELYN BERLIN , wife of Leo Berlin, mother of Shelly (Allen) that precedes the High Holy days. Some say that the Hebrew Klegon, Susan (Chet) Hendrickson and Carl (Jan Czarnota) letters that comprise the word Elul – aleph, lamed, vav, lamed – Berlin, grandmother of Scott and Rebecca Klegon, Katie (Julian) are an acronym for “Ani l’dodi v’dodi li, ” a verse from Song of Songs Standiford, and Matthew Berlin. that means “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine.” Most often interpreted as love poetry between two people, the phrase ELAINE FRAZIS, wife of the late Theodore "Ted" Frazis, mother also reflects the love between God and the Jewish people, of Debbie (Dane) Gussin, and Karen (Scott) Lewis, grandmother especially at this season, as we assess our actions and behaviors of Erica (David) Herc, Michael (Rachel) Lewis, Jacob Gussin, and during the past year and hope for blessings in the coming year. Jared Gussin, great-grandmother of Ian and Emma Herc, sister of Several customs during the month of Elul are designed to the late Shirley Babich, the late Mary Singerman, and the late remind us of the liturgical season and help us prepare ourselves Rose Woronow. and our souls for the upcoming High Holidays. REGINA MUSKOVITZ, wife of the late Saul Muskovitz, mother of 1. Blowing the shofar Jerry (the late Teri) Muskovitz, Deby (the late Howard Traditionally, the shofar is blown each morning (except on Weingarten) Lebow and Sandy (Jim) Danto, grandmother of Davi Shabbat) from the first day of Elul until the day before Rosh Lebow, David Muskovitz, Aaron (Julie) Feinberg, Tova Feinberg HaShanah. The sound is intended to awaken the soul and kick and Joshua (Julie) Feinberg, great-grandmother of Noa, Ari, start the spiritual accounting that happens throughout the month. Raya, Olivia and Daniel Feinberg, sister of Helen (the late Joe) 2. Reading Psalm 27 Greenspun, the late Nathan (the late Mildred) Garfinkel, the late It is customary to read Psalm 27 each day from the beginning of Bela (the late Sol) Soloway, the late Sonia (the late Nathan) Elul through Hoshana Rabbah, which is the last day of Sukkot. Nothman and the late Manja (the late Yulek) Singer. 3. Visiting loved ones' graves MOLLIE NUCIAN, wife of the late Lew Nucian, mother of Sandra Elul is also a time of year during which Jews traditionally visit the Nucian, Richard Nucian, and Gary Nucian, grandmother of graves of loved ones. This custom not only reminds us of the Joshua (Amanda) Nucian, Stephen Nucian, and Cara Nucian, individuals on whose shoulders we now stand and helps us honor great-grandmother of Tristan Nucian, daugther of the late Beckie their memories, but also prompts us to think about our own lives and the late Nathan Rattner, mother-in-law of the late Susan and the legacies we will leave to others – kind words spoken, Nucian, sister-in-law of Blanche Gantz, the late Harry Gantz, the comfort offered, love given and received – which take on added late Ben Kosins, the late Benjamin Nucian, the late Saul Nucian, meaning as we enter the High Holiday season. and the late Anne Kosins. 4. Reflecting MICHAEL WITTENBERG, brother of Stephen (Sandra) It also is a month during which we are encouraged to study and Wittenberg take time for personal reflection around our actions of the past year and to seek forgiveness from those we have wronged or with whom we otherwise have “missed the mark” in our interactions ADAT SHALOM MEMORIAL PARK and behaviors.

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This is why most of the sins that are mentioned during the High Holidays have to do with the way we use our words. Very few of THE CEMETERY IS OPEN FROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY them are other actions. Our sages understood that the most dangerous part of the human body was the tongue, that is why CLOSED ON SHABBAT AND JEWISH HOLIDAYS God put it in an enclosure. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE PURCHASE OF CEMETERY PLOTS , People will always find things to disagree on. No matter what issue PLEASE CALL STEVEN GOLDSMITH , 248.798.9995 seems to be the most important today, something new will emerge OR DENISE GALLAGHER , 248.851.5100 tomorrow. The question is whether we want to be able to maintain the relationships we say we value. We need leaders whose words bring out what is best and most noble within us. We need to find Grief Support Group with Rabbi Shere the words to make our friends and family feel valued even when we differ. This group is open to anyone who is experiencing pain and Our words need to bring sweetness to the world, like the apples loneliness from the death of a loved one and seeking a and honey of Rosh Hashanah, and not feelings of discomfort, like Jewish answer to living meaningfully with loss. the fast of Yom Kippur.

10:00 A.M. Sundays – October 13, 20 & 27 May we create a new year of sweetness and joy for everyone.

Open to the community. There is no charge.

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ROSH CSHUODNEDSHA EY LUL MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATShUoftRim DAY LABOR DAY 1 MORNING MINYAN 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bar Mitzvah of Daniel Fisher 8:30 AM Bar Mitzvah of Max Weinraub PARSHA RIDERS 9:00 AM

SHABBAT TORAH STUDY SYNAGOGUE EXEC.COMMITTEE with Ruth Bergman 9:45 AM MTG. 6 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:45 PM

ELUL 1 2 3 4 5 7:40 PM 6 7 BLOOD DRIVE Ki Teitzei 8 9 11 12 13 Bat Mitzvah of Tali Feingo1ld 4 MONDAY 10 PARSHA RIDERS 9:00 AM 1st DAY OF SCHOOL PARENT-TODDLER BEGINS 9:45 AM through December 16 SHABBAT TORAH STUDY PARSHA RIDERS 9:00 AM Rabbi Joseph Krakoff 9:45 AM WEDNESDAY CLASSES BEGIN SCHOOL BBQ 12:00 PM MONDAY NIGHT SCHOOL SHABBAT MINI MINYAN BEGINS SISTERHOOD BOOK CLUB SHABBAT ROCKS 6:00 PM 7:15 PM in a private home with Hazz’n Dan 10:00 AM DUAL ENROLLMENT MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:30PM HEBREW BEGINS 8 9 10 11 12 7:28PM 13 14 Ki Tavo MEDITATION & MINDFULNES1S 5 17 18 19 20 21 9:30 AM with Rabbi Bergman 16 SHAKE, RATTLE & TWIST Bat Mitzvah of Remy Sollish 11:15 AM SHABBAT TORAH STUDY MEN’S CLUB MTG. 9:30 AM with Jodi Gross 9:45 AM FRIDAY PARENT-TODDLER SISTERHOOD MEETING 9:30 AM COMMUNITY LEARNING MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:15 PM hosted by Shaarey Zedek BEGINS at Adat Shalom PRE-K FAMILY PROGRAM SYNAGOGUE BOARD OF MEN’S CLUB SPORTS NIGHT 7:00 PM 9:45 AM through December 13 10:30 AM TRUSTEES MTG 7 PM 6:30 PM Leil Selichot at Beth Ahm - B’nai Mitzvah Beginnings Concert with Rabbi Josh with Hazzan Gross 10:45 AM 7:15 PM Warshawky 9:30 PM 15 16 17 18 19 20 Selichot 10:45 PM 21 ELUL LEARNING MEDITATION & MINDFULNESS Nitzavim with Rabbi Bergman and 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Bar Mitzvah of Alex Brown Hazzan Gross 9:30 AM PARENTING/JEWISH LEARNING SHABBAT TORAH STUDY with Jackie Issner, PhD 9:30 AM with Andy Pass 9:45 AM KNITTING CIRCLE 9:30 AM ELUL LEARNING SOULFUL MUSSAR MONDAYS YOGA with Rabbi Shere 10 AM B’NAI MITZVAH CONNECTIONS: with Rabbi Bergman 7:00 PM iTorah with Rabbi Shere 10:45 AM MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:00 PM TVC PROJECT 22 23 24 25 26 7:03 PM 27 28

SERVICE SCHEDULE OCTOBER 29 30 MORNING SERVICES EREV ROSH HASHANAH ROSH HASHANAH 5780 Shabbat & Festivals 9:00 a.m. FIRST DAY Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. The Clergy, staff and synagogue Sun. & Nat’l Holidays 8:30 a.m. NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL WEEKDAY EVENING SERVICES leadership wish you and yours MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM through Nov. 1, 2019 6:00 p.m. MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM Shabbat Minchah/Maariv a happy, healthy, times vary. See each date . TISHREI and peaceful New Year. Shabbat & holiday services 6:59 PM 29 8:06 PM 1 childcare available 10:00 a.m. REV081219 TOISHCRETI -O CHBESEHVRAN 527800 19 Adat Shalom Synagogue SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Vayeilech ROSH HASHANAH FAST OF GEDALIAH SHABBAT SHUVA Explore our SECOND DAY 1 2 3 4 5 Bat Mitzvah of many classes to Alexandra Smolitsky

enhance your Shabbat Torah Study 9:45 AM mind, body MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:30 PM SYNAGOGUE EXEC.COMMITTEE MTG. 6:00 PM SOULFUL YOGA with Rabbi and spirit. Shere 10:00 AM a place to nourish 2 3 4 6:51 PM 5 MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:00 PM 6 your body, mind & spirit TISHREI Ha’azinu EREV YOM KIPPUR YOM KIPPUR 6 7 8 YIZKOR 9 10 11 12 MINCHAH 6:15 PM Bar Mitzvah of MEDITATION & MINDFULNESS KOL NIDRE 6:30 PM Drew Richmond TASHLIKH with Rabbi Bergman MINCHAH / NE’ILAH / MAARIV 9:30 AM 5:15 PM Shabbat Torah Study 9:45 AM IT’S A BLAST 7:30 PM SHOFAR 7:45 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:45 PM 6:44 PM 7 8 9 10 11 6:39 PM 12 13 CHOL HAMOED CHOL HAMOED CHOL HAMOED Shabbat Chol Hamoed EREV SUKKOT SUKKOT SUKKOT 13 FIRST DAY 14 SECOND DAY 15 SUKKOT 16 SUKKOT 17 SUKKOT 18 Sukkot 19 GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP SERVICES 9:00 AM SERVICES 9:00 AM Bat Mitzvah of with Rabbi Shere 10:00 AM Talya Rotberg SUKKAH DECORATING 12:00 PM NO SCHOOL Shabbat Torah Study 9:45 AM TVC PROJECT 12:00 PM Minchah Bar Mitzvah of MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:00 PM Ariel Ser MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:30 PM 6:36 PM 14 7:42 PM 15 16 17 18 6:28 PM 19 20 Bereshit HOSHANA RABBA SHEMINI ATZERET SIMCHAT TORAH MORNING SERVICE 8:30 AM 20 SERVICES 9:00 AM 21 SERVICES 9:00 AM 22 23 24 25 26 PARENTING/JEWISH LEARNING YIZKOR B’not Mitzvah of Talia Begres with Jackie Issner, PhD & and Abigail Winkelman Rabbi Shere 9:30 AM SIMCHAT TORAH KNITTING CIRCLE 9:30 AM Dinner 5:00 PM, PJs Program 5:45 PM, Hakafot 6:30 PM Shabbat Torah Study 9:45 AM MEN’S CLUB EXEC. MTG.9:30 AM MEN’S CLUB BREAKFAST IN THE MINCHAH-MAARIV 7:00 PM SOULFUL YOGA with Rabbi SUKKAH 10:30 AM MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:00 PM Shere 10:00 AM GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP MINCHAH-MAARIV 6:15 PM with Rabbi Shere 10:00 AM 7:31PM 6:25 PM 21 22 23 24 25 6:17 PM 26 27

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