
02/03/2023
What does ChatGPT itself think about whether it can answer halachic questions?
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What does ChatGPT itself think about whether it can answer halachic questions?
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Metro Detroit natives end up with careers in Israeli media.
Lifetime Dental Michigan celebrates the opening of 6,000-square-foot West Bloomfield facility.
Lifetime Dental Group celebrates the opening of 6,000-square-foot West Bloomfield facility.
Tamarack Camps' penchant for inclusivity shines with the Avodah Young Adults Program.
Tamarack Camps’ penchant for inclusivity shines with the Avodah Young Adults Program.
The Bloomfield Players Community Theatre will be performing February 3-5, 10 and 12, at Bloomfield Hills High School. This year’s play is Seussical.
Bloomfield Players Community Theatre returns in February with multiple Jewish cast members.
With a passion for the organization being so closely tied to the memory of her daughter, Lisa Ziff knows how special of an organization JARC is.
Lisa Ziff continues to help the ladies her daughter loved.
Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice. Beetlejuice.
Say his name three times and he’ll appear at the Detroit Opera - Detroit Opera House January 31-February 12.
After a wildly successful run on Broadway, Beetlejuice the musical closed at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City on Jan. 8. The first national tour kicked off in San Francisco just a few weeks before.
This February, Rabbi Levi Dubov of the Chabad Jewish Center of Bloomfield Hills will launch “Book Smart,” a new six-week course from the Jewish Learning Institute that explores the vast sea of Jewish learning and literature.
New course to explore the vast sea of Jewish learning and literature.
Hazon Detroit, The Well, Repair The World Detroit and the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue will host Tu B’Shvat Seder.
Hazon Detroit, The Well, Repair the World Detroit and the Downtown Synagogue will host Tu B’Shvat Seder.
“I like that I’m able to provide a service that helps Jews wear kosher clothing. It’s an important service. People can wake up in the morning, put on their jacket and feel rest assured it is free of shatnez.”
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January is Human Trafficking Awareness month.
Jewish community members work to raise awareness of human trafficking and help victims.
Ann Arbor native Ari Axelrod takes his show about Jewish Broadway back to New York City, also releases his debut album.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day is now recognized by many nations around the world, from Europe to Asia.
Jan. 27 is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. As declared by the United Nations on Nov. 1, 2005, this is a memorial day for the six million Jews, as well as thousands of other minorities, who were murdered by the German N***s between 1933 and 1945.
Orthodox Jewish basketball player Ryan Turell will be in the spotlight at a Motor City Cruise game February 13.
Orthodox Jewish basketball player Ryan Turell will be in the spotlight at a Motor City Cruise game Feb. 13.
A livestream recording of the inauguration ceremony can be watched on WDIV’s website. Rabbi Harris offers her invocation around the 39-minute mark.
Offering a prayer for the administration, Rabbi Alicia Harris joined Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on the dais during the inauguration ceremony on Jan. 1, 2023.
NEXTGen Detroiters travel with JDC Entwine to learn firsthand how JDC has made a difference in the lives of Argentinian Jews.
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Well Inc. is a program series that examines the overlap between our professional identity and Jewish identity, and features community leaders and entrepreneurs to learn together around different subjects on this issue.
Ron Elkus shared his values and community involvement that made The Shirt Box such a success.
Bais Chabad Torah Center is launching a new series, Medicine and Morals, that begins January 29.
Bais Chabad is launching a new series, Medicine and Morals, which begins the week of Jan. 29.
Deb Ford of Livonia, a member of Temple Kol Ami in West Bloomfield, is this week’s Volunteer of the Week.
TKA’s Deb Ford lends a hand to many programs and projects.
Alisa Weilerstein will perform Thursday, January 26, at Cobb Great Hall in East Lansing.
Her selections on the program are all by Bach and are his Cello Suites 1, 3 and 5. They will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, at Cobb Great Hall in East Lansing.
West Bloomfield’s Lori Ellis will be joining her Holocaust survivor mother, Sophie Tajch Klisman, and her mother’s liberator, Doug Harvey, when they speak together about the Holocaust at the First United Methodist Church of Troy on Jan. 27, International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Local Holocaust survivor and liberator to speak on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
ZaBot Pizza Robot is available 24/7 in the parking lot of Southfield-based Capri Pizza.
Educator resigns shortly after starting new position at Richmond Community Schools due to death threat targeting his family.
"The Jewish News is a physical representation of my journey, and the journeys of so many others. It is a tie that binds this community together."
The Jewish News is a physical representation of my journey, and the journeys of so many others. It is a tie that binds this community together.
A new class offered by JFamily of The J - Detroit wants to help parents of children who have ADHD or anxiety navigate parenthood with effectives tools, skills and strategies.
Parenting with Confidence: ADHD and Anxiety is a three-part program that will take place Jan. 25, Feb 1 and Feb. 8 as an online livestream organized by JFamily.
In the 1920s and 1930s, when boxing was perhaps the most popular sport in America, many championship belts were held by Jewish boxers.
Cantor Rachel Gottlieb Kalmowitz to perform in the musical Baby.
Cantor Rachel Gottlieb Kalmowitz to perform in the musical Baby
Bloomfield Hills High School boys basketball star Noah Adamczyk hits the 1,000-point peak in his career.
What if we could prevent antisemitism before it even begins?
That’s the goal of Student to Student, a program empowering high school students to present their experience of Judaism to non-Jewish high school students.
Jewish students share their culture with non-Jewish students in first-of-its-kind program in Michigan.
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JGrand, part of JFamily Detroit, first launched its programming in February 2022. And before 2022 was through, the Jewish grandparenting focused organization was ready to expand access to its programing to “grand-friends.”
JGrand expands to include more people in its programming.
"Unlike viruses created by nature, for antisemitism, created by humankind, there is no testing to inform us who has it, and there is no one- or two-shot combo to knock it out."
Unlike viruses created by nature, for antisemitism, created by humankind, there is no testing to inform us who has it, and there is no one- or two-shot combo to knock it out.
Harold & Maude: An Intimate Musical makes its world community- theater premiere at Birmingham Village Players January 13-29.
Harold & Maude: An Intimate Musical makes its world community- theater premiere at Birmingham Village Players Jan. 13-29.
The Well, NEXTGen Detroit, and the Women’s Philanthropy Tikkun Olam Volunteers (TOV) at The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit are all coming together for a Dignity Grows pack party with Brilliant Detroit as the distribution partner.
The Well, NEXTGen Detroit and the Women’s Philanthropy Tikkun Olam Volunteers (TOV) at Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit are all coming together for a Dignity Grows pack party with Brilliant Detroit as the distribution partner.
Museum of Broadway, the first new and permanent immersive, interactive museum celebrating Broad-way and showcasing its rich history, recently opened in New York City.
Lidiya Yankovskaya to conduct in the William Davidson Neighborhood Concert Series.
The Detroit Jewish News Foundation is excited to welcome Marni Raitt as its first-ever executive director.
Bais Refoel Foundation provides a place to stay for those with loved ones at Beaumont Hospital.
The conclusions drawn from all the sources about Sy Ginsberg are these: He is a consummate deli man, and a lot of people consider his corned beef to be most tasty.
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Temple Emanuel, Grand Rapids’ Reform congregation, was founded in 1857 and occupied two rented structures until 1881 when the congregation built its first home on the corner of Fountain and Ransom streets. Rabbi Michael Schadick says social action is at the congregation’s roots. Learn more about Temple Emanuel Grand Rapids and watch "Ask the Rabbi" with Rabbi Michael: https://bit.ly/3bCyE1z
Reform synagogue Temple B'nai Israel - Kalamazoo (TBI) has been a fixture in the Kalamazoo community for over 150 years. Read more about the synagogue in the latest "Synagogue Spotlight" and watch the rest of "Ask the Rabbi" with Rabbi Simone Schicker: https://bit.ly/3Nnvtrw
Shabbat Shalom, Metro Detroit! Have a wonderful Fourth of July weekend. 🇺🇸 We hope it's filled with fun, fireworks, grilling, pool time and more!
Judaism is active and thriving at Congregation of Moses (CoM) in Kalamazoo, the more than 130-year-old synagogue that’s occupied its current site on Stadium Drive since 1961. CoM, an egalitarian traditional synagogue, welcomes all interfaith families. The shul strives to “reach people where they are.” Learn more about CoM in this week's "Synagogue Spotlight": https://bit.ly/39yKrgr
A true piece of Jewish history sits just over the Detroit River, an institution that’s seen it all in its near century of existence. It may have originated as a replica, but there’s no duplicating it. Learn about Windsor's Congregation Shaar Hashomayim in the latest "Synagogue Spotlight" and watch "Ask the Rabbi" with Rabbi Sholom Galperin: https://bit.ly/3Go7B5t
Congregation Beth Shalom, Oak Park, MI is a smaller congregation nestled in southeast Oakland County where, according to Rabbi Robert Gamer, people get the opportunity to know each other. “CBS is a warm, welcoming space where Jews can gather to be themselves to pray, study and interact with a broad spectrum of people in the Jewish community,” Gamer said. Watch our "Ask the Rabbi" with Rabbi Gamer below and learn more about Congregation Beth Shalom in our "Synagogue Spotlight" >> https://bit.ly/3yoNEJG
Introducing our newest video series, "Ask the Rabbi!" The JN will asked Rabbi Mendel Polter of the Woodward Avenue Shul 10 questions. Watch a sample below and get to know him more here: https://bit.ly/3OGtmky
"My cousin’s home in Kharkiv, a quiet residential area, was hit by a missile. Her car was destroyed. The exterior of the home was badly damaged. 'It is not so terrible,' she says, 'because we are alive.' Now, the bombing has died down, but it’s expected to start again soon, she explains." JN Contributing Writer Ashley Zlatopolsky shares heartbreaking videos, photos and stories from her relatives living in Ukraine during the Russian invasion: https://bit.ly/3MealEP
For five years, Rabbi Nadav Caine of Beth Israel Congregation in Ann Arbor has been silent about the group of protesters who have targeted the local shul for almost two decades. Read more about why Caine is now considering enlisting the help of their interfaith partners to counterprotest the diehard protestors who continue to show up outside the shul on Shabbat morning: https://bit.ly/3AWSWLD
As we take on another year, let us reflect and remember some of the major events that happened in our community in 2021. To subscribe to JN visit, bit.ly/2AZ0bs5
Menorah in the D on Sunday represented a Chanukah miracle all around, not only for the holiday itself, but for journalist Danny Fenster’s homecoming two weeks after being freed from jail in Myanmar. Read our recap of the special occasion >> https://bit.ly/3ocp75f
It’s lit! 🕎🔥 Huntington Woods native and freed journalist Danny Fenster along with Gary Torgow helped mark the first night of Chanukah at the annual Menorah in the D in downtown Detroit! It was truly a special occasion as thousands of Detroiters gathered for the annual event at Campus Martius for the first time in two years.
Read more about Frankel Jewish Academy introducing ‘FJA Houses’ this school year to promote community-building and school spirit: https://bit.ly/3CtpdZS
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Friendship Circle of Michigan’s community of supporters and friends were “Apart But Close In Heart” Sept. 6 for the annual Walk4Friendship. Check out more photos of this year's virtual event: https://bit.ly/3lXfnsl (📹: Courtesy of the Snyder Family)
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