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FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 7PM: LOVE, WINE & POETRY ... AN EVENING OF MEDIEVAL JEWISH ENCHANTMENTS

With a nod to Medieval Spanish Jewish wine feasts, our very short service—inclusive of our Oneg Shabbat—will include Iberian Hebraic love poems and lots and lots of libations! Inspired by the Jewish Golden Age in Spain (and timed to the secular Day of Love), we'll hear some music, love songs, and poetry as we drink wine and feast on medieval (and modern) treats.

 

We invite you to bring TWO BOTTLES of wine ... one to drink and one to DONATE for future Shabbats! (Non-wine libations are welcomed, too!) No streaming this week.

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CONGREGATION FOR HUMANISTIC JUDAISM
OF METRO DETROIT

Founded in 1963 as The Birmingham Temple

28611 W. Twelve Mile Road
Farmington Hills, Michigan 48334
248.477.1410 / Office Hours Mondays-Thursdays, 10-2

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