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SHIR
HADASH:
USCJ Great Lakes & Rivers Region’s spirited
initiative to
promote and support “new sounds in Jewish music”
in our Conservative congregations.
Does
your synagogue offer its members and community music programming
that reflects the spirit of Shir Hadash? Contact
us with all the pertinent details, and we will
be delighted to post information about your congregation’s
music programs on this website. Please be sure to include
a contact person’s name, phone number and e-mail address.
Shir
Hadash Melaveh Malka Songbook
Click to download the Shir
Hadash Melaveh Malka Songbook.pdf.
SHABBAT
MUSIC SERIES / HEVRA NORTH
FRIDAY
NIGHT CHAI @ CONG. BETHAYNU
Pepper
Pike, OH
www.bethaynu.org
Contact person: Cantor Ilana Wolpert
phone 216.292.2931
e-mail ilana@bethaynu.org
CLICK
HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT
FRIDAY NIGHT CHAI!
LOOKING
AHEAD in the METRO DETROIT AREA …
CREATIVE
MUSICAL SHABBAT MINYANIM
@ METRO DETROIT CONSERVATIVE SHULS
OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY, ALL WELCOME!
SHIR
CHADASH (Shabbat
music series featuring Cantor Meir Finkelstein)
@Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Southfield, Michigan.
One Shabbat morning a month @10 AM in the chapel.
Phone 248.357.5544.
For more info, click here for Shir Chadash
Flyer.pdf.
SIMCHA
DAVENING (Carlebach style, lay-led, seated around
tables in the shul foyer)
@ Cong. Shaarey Zedek West
Bloomfield B’nai Israel Center, 4200 Walnut Lake
Road (one block west of Orchard Lake Road). One Friday
night a month @
6 pm, all welcome. Mark your calendars for the following
dates: Jan. 19,
Feb. 2, March 2, April 13, and May 4. Kabbalat
Shabbat begins @ 6 pm for every above-listed date. Mincha
@ 5:45 pm in March, April and May.
Note:
Some of these Friday night Simcha Davening dates will feature
community Shabbat dinners and/or learning
with scholars-in-residence. Details to follow.
If
you would like to be on the Simcha Davening e-mail list to
receive reminders
and announcements of changes in schedule, they would be delighted
to add you to their list –e-mail David Saperstein dms@maddinhauser.com and tell him you heard about Simcha Davening through the USCJ
Great Lakes & Rivers Region website Perhaps
your new year’s
resolution this year is to learn the Carlebach melodies.
Perhaps you would like to share your insights of Torah.
Or perhaps someone you know would be the perfect person
to lead services or delivering a d’var Torah. As
this is a participatory service, the organizers of Simcha
Davening welcome your suggestions on participants or
other aspects of the service. For more info and/or
to be placed on the Simcha Davening e-mail list, contact
David
Saperstein via e-mail DMS@maddinhauser.com or
Rabbi Eric Yanoff via e-mail eyanoff@shaareyzedek.org.
SHTIEBL
MINYAN @ Adat Shalom Synagogue, 29901 Middlebelt
Road, Farmington Hills (between Northwestern Highway and
13 Mile Road) –This is a lay-led, participatory,
informal service in the Shiffman Family Chapel (while regular,
more formal Shabbat service takes place in the sanctuary),
geared mainly for people who already know their way around
the siddur and would like to daven together in a more intimate
setting than is possible in the larger space. Traditional
nusah predominates, but Carlebach tunes and other contemporary
arrangements are frequently blended in. The Shtiebl Minyan
reads the entire Torah portion for that Shabbat; the service
also includes a brief D'var Torah and the complete Haftarah
as well as other rubrics of the Shabbat service. All welcome.
For more info, including Shtiebl Minyan dates this fall,e-mail
Dan Shere: dshere1234@yahoo.com.
SHABBAT
LIMUD @ Cong. Beth Ahm, 5075 W. Maple Road, West
Bloomfield – Once a month, Friday night services
featuring participatory singing for Kabbalat Shabbat, led
by Howie Lupovitch with back-up harmonies provide by Ronn
Nadis, Rebecca and Emily Nadis, blending traditional and
contemporary melodies. All welcome. Shabbat Limud services
are followed by a congregational Shabbat dinner (for which
reservations are required) and an after-dinner learning
session (teachers and topics vary). Shabbat Limud also
offers “Tot Shabbat” services for children
ages 2 to 7 and child care through the evening, including
during the adult learning program. For
more info, including other upcoming Shabbat Limud dates
and program content, call Tessa Goldberg at 248.851.6880
or e-mail director@cbahm.org.
INFO
ON OTHER CREATIVE MUSIC SHABBAT SERVICES
@ CONSERVATIVE SHULS AROUND METRO DETROIT for New
Year 5767 will be posted as it becomes available.
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