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Temple Kol Ami offers Shabbat Worship at 7:30pm the 3rd Friday of each month.
There will not be services at 6:00pm on those evenings.
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Friday Evening Services will continue to be broadcast through Facebook live YouTube, however, Zoom will allow Rabbi and Miles to see your faces and hear your voices while maintaining the musical excellence of our services. To join us on zoom, click: ZOOM or enter Meeting ID: 360 348 118 Passcode: 004035.
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This Week: Korah
Friday, June 11
6:00pm - Simply Shabbat Worship on Facebook
Saturday, June 12
9:30am - Torah Study on Zoom
Meeting ID: 830 3689 9106, Passcode: RA8jQ8
PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL BE NO SERVICE SATURDAY, JUNE 12
Meeting ID: 856 0017 9021, Passcode: 010383
Next Week: Hukkat
Friday, June 18
7:30pm - TKA Sisterhood Shabbat on Facebook
Saturday, June 19
9:30am - Torah Study Group via Zoom
Meeting ID: 830 3689 9106, Passcode: RA8jQ8
Meeting ID: 856 0017 9021, Passcode: 010383
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Mazel Tov to our New TKA Board!
2021-2022 Officers
Co-Presidents: Alan Wormser & Karee Strome
1st Vice President: Jason Gold
2nd Vice President: Miriam Leary
Treasurer: Sharon Spilkin
Secretary: Amy Klein
Past President: Jim Stegman
2021-2022 Trustees
Armonite Albalak
Barbara Crone
Gene Farber
Sue Farber
Debra Ford
Kineret Gable
Paul Gross
Eileen Higer
Thomas Johnson
Howard Katz
Sara Kravitz
Steven Merritt
Lee Schottenfels
Jodi Tauber
Sharon Trosch
Volunteers of the Year
Debra Ford
Lee Schottenfels
Food Pantry Participants
Miles Eichenhorn
Eddie Eichenhorn
Stewart Shevin
Max Gorman
A donation to HAZON has been made in honor of all the wonderful volunteers!
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Next "Jewish in the News is..."
July 12, 2021
Join Rabbi Gutmann for a casual monthly class called, Jews in the News, where we will discuss current events and trends from and about the Jewish world.
Next up will be July 12, 2021 from noon to 1:00pm. RSVP to receive your zoom link to
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YOU ARE INVITED TO JOIN
TKA SOCIAL JUSTICE BOOK CLUB
MEETING BY ZOOM (for now) MONTHLY, STARTING OUR NEW SEASON JUNE 2021
WITH PROFESSIONAL FACILITATOR:
PROFESSOR TARA HAYES Ph.D.
We read fiction and non-fiction books that are well recognized for elaborating important issues such as poverty, inequality, racism, sexism, mass incarceration, climate change, immigration, water quality and affordability, dark money, Israel and more.
For Information or to get started contact:
call 248 701 6345
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Relay for Life – SAVE the DATE
Saturday, September 11, 2021
At the Detroit Zoo
We will provide more information as it comes along. In the meanwhile, you can join Team Kol Ami or make a donation anytime,
For more information, please contact Lisa Redmond at itslisatime@gmail.com . Cancer didn't take a break during the pandemic, so we can’t either.
Another way to support Relay for life is to dine in or carry our from the local restaurants.
Just mention The Relay For Life of South Oakland County.
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Let's celebrate... Upcoming Birthdays and Mazel Tov's
Birthdays - Week of June 13 to June 19, 2021
- June 13: Brenda Brook - Josef Conrad - Sharon Granitz
- June 14: Judith Gold
- June 15: Enid Bienstock - Stacy Elkin
- June 16: Howard Katz - Ruth Moss-Katsnelson
- June 17: Rosemary Chudnof - Milton Levin - Sharyn Mann
- June 18: Joyce Lemkin
- June 19: Melinda Saulson
Mazel Tov to:
- Elinor Trotsky on the birth of her fourth great-grandson, Jonah Martin Ackerson
- Rondi Brower and Phillip Gilly on the engagement of their son, Josh Gilly, to Yuna Kim
- Joshua Klein on his graduation from Michigan State University
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Need a break from the kitchen? Let Platinum Dish/Dish Kosher Cuisne do all the work.
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Important: Community Pantry still vitally important!
Temple Kol Ami's Social Action Committee has a new partner for our weekly Food Pantry. Metro Food Rescue www.metrofoodrescue.com is now the primary provider of rescued food for our “neighbors.” We continue to provide free food packages to people in need. Food packages are distributed in the Temple parking lot by appointment using health precautions while protecting the dignity and confidentiality for those who participate.
Although we live in an affluent area, we have neighbors and friends experiencing significant hardship that are often overlook. We do not want anyone to go without, so, please tell anyone that you know who food may have needs to go to tinyurl.com/tkacfp and for their food pick up time.
We are in need of more volunteers.
If you are interested in volunteering to work a shift on Fridays,
please click VOLUNTEER FOR THE FOOD PANTRY
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