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• This Saturday - Special Shabbat Service, Lunch and Speaker

  DAVID VS GOLIATH: ADDRESSING ISSUES OF CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT                                      

   Shaarey Zedek member David Mittleman will speak following  Shabbat Morning services and lunch.  David describes his speech as follows: 

  “What Jewish values have guided me, the last 2 years, through the process of being retained by over 100  Survivors of the largest Local and

  National Child Sexual Assault Scandal and to represent them against Institutions with unlimited resources. Resulting in having them admit

  Responsibility, become Accountable and for the Survivors, to obtain Justice in the Civil Court system. And where we go from here….”

  The morning’s schedule is as follows:

  9:30 a.m.  Conservative Shabbat Morning Worship                   

  11:15 a.m. Kiddush Lunch

  12:00 p.m.  Guest Speaker

• 100th Anniversary Event: Shabbat Services with Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker

  100^th Anniversary celebration continues!

  Shabbat Evening and Morning  Service – Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker

  Rabbi Cryton-Walker will join us for Shabbat Services on

  Friday and Saturday, March 15 and 16th 

• The Caring Community Program

  Our Spiritual Communal Family Helping One Another 

  Learn more about the Caring Community Program
  

  This program is a way for us to live our Jewish values by caring for one another, helping each other in concrete ways, and becoming a spiritual, communal family.

  Performing mitzvot are part of daily Jewish life. In the daily morning prayers, a passage from the Talmud (Shabbat 127a) enjoins us to honor our parents, do deeds of The lobby, provide hospitality, visit the sick, and comfort the bereaved.

  Everyone can participate 
  
  

  Everyone’s life has different demands and whatever one can do is greatly appreciated and valued.

  No mitzvah is too small! 

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  and in the Greater Lansing Jewish Community.

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