Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 December 2003 — Page 3

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Aaron Atlas, or ext. 295 for Seth Wahlberg. Social issues series Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation's "Social Issues" series will continue on Jan. 11 and 18 with "Reform Judaism Looks at Homosexuality and Gay Rights." The topic will be introduced by Rabbi Jon Adland. The second session will include a panel of community guests. Coffee and bagels will be served at 9 a.m.; the program starts at 9:30 a.m. and is free. Questions and comments from attendees are encouraged. For more information phone Linda Leary at 871-0026. Shabbat Services North On Friday, Jan. 16., IHC's Rabbi Marci Bloch will lead Kabbalat Shabbat services at 6:30 p.m., followed by an optional dairy potluck supper, at Claridge Farms Clubhouse, 126th and Clay Center Rd. in Carmel. These services will provide an intimate spiritual experience. To RSVP for the potluck dinner and get directions, please contact Lori Anderson at 8464391 or [email protected]. Let her know how many will be attending the dinner and what dish you will be bringing. For the January dairy potluck dinner, please contribute according to the first letter of your last name: A-C beverages; D-J main dish; K-N salad, vegetable; O-R sides (i.e. rice, potatoes); S-Z dessert. Future Shabbat Services North dates are: Feb. 20, Mar. 19, April 16, May 21. Sisterhood book club Mark your calendars for the next CST Sisterhood Book Club meeting. The Sisterhood will meet Sunday, Jan. 18, at Barnes and Noble in Clearwater. The book that will be discussed is The Queen Maker by India Edgehill. New members are welcome to any CST Sisterhood event. Hooverwood Shabbat The Social Action Committee at IHC is seeking volunteers for their "Shabbat with the Seniors at Hooverwood" project. It's a marvelous opportunity for the whole family to do a mitzvah together. Sign up for the following dates: Jan. 23, Feb. 20, or March 19. Brickette Solgan is the project leader, 915-0744. Resolution Solution On Saturday, Jan. 24, from

7-10 p.m., the JCC will be open after hours to offer a variety of options to help you keep your new year's health and fitness resolutions. Sample classes of 20 minutes each will be offered in Pilates, water aerobics, spinning, and a variety of aerobics classes. There will also be activities for children ages 8-12. A dietician, personal trainer, and healthy snacks will be available. Pre-registration is required by Jan. 19. The cost is $5M /$10NM for adults and $3M/$5NM for children. 251-9467. Books & bagels Join in the book discussion of The Marrano Legacy: A Contemporary Crypto-Jewish Priest Reveals Secrets of His Hidden Life, by Trudi Alexy, on Sunday, Jan. 25, 10 a.m. at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck. The book is available in the Gallery of Judaica. Jewish Renewal Join Bob Zalkin on Thursday, Jan. 29, at 7:30 p.m. for meditation and chanting. For details contact Kathryn Soskin at [email protected]. Family Shabbat dinner On Friday, Jan. 30. at 6 p.m. join in services at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck followed by a scrumptious Shabbat meal prepared by the Sisterhood. Call for prices and to make a reservation: 253-3441. IHC Shabbat speaker On Friday, Jan. 30, 6 p.m.

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attorney Greg Silver will speak as part of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation's Friday evening Shabbat service. Silver is a board member of the Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Committee and chairman of the Indianapolis Greenways Development Committee. In conjunction with Tu B'Shevat he will discuss current environmental issues. Joe Black at IHC Rabbi Joe Black will appear in concert at IHC on Saturday, Jan. 31, at 4 p.m. Black blends superb musicianship, infectious musical style, and a unique sense of spiritual awareness in an educational and entertaining program for the whole family. Tickets are $5, $15 per household. For more information phone 255-6647, ext. 208. Crohn's education Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation will host an educational forum presented by the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, Indiana Chapter, on Tuesday, Feb. 3, from 6:30-8 p.m. American Jews of European descent are four to five times more likely to develop Crolm's disease or ulcerative colitis than the general population. "Ask the

Experts" will be an informative program discussing Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, and ways of coping with chronic disease. The panel of experts will include Dr. David Hollander (Gastroenterology Associates), Dr. Sara Blackburn (assoc, prof, of clinical nutrition at Indiana Univ.), Dr. Nikil Patel (Midwest Colon and Rectal Surgery), and Dr. Marian Pfefferkorn (Riley Hospital). For more information phone 317-259-8071. Choral Music Festival On Feb. 5-8 the Bureau of Jewish Education, in association with area congregations, will host the Fourth Indianapolis Jewish Choral Music Festival, "Sh'ma Koleinu - Hear our Voice: Music of the Days of Awe." . This program will continue a rich tradition begun in 1999, which provided little-heard Jewish choral music to the greater Indianapolis community, and will once again feature Simon Sargon, noted composer, conductor, and lecturer. Individuals as well as choral groups and congregational groups of all sizes and denominations are invited to

participate in what promises to be an exciting four days of workshops which will explore the pinnacle of the Jewish liturgical tradition. You can also be a part of the tradition by making an online donation to support the festival. Go to http://www.jfgi.org/ events_home.html, click on the logo for the Choral Festival, and make your donation of $25, $50, $100, $250, or any amount you wish. All donors will be acknowledged on the program for the final concert. You may wish to volunteer and help with the festival. If so, contact the BJE at 255-3124. Women's Retreat The IHC Sisterhood is sponsoring a Women's Retreat on Saturday, Feb. 7, from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Mystic Bay Clubhouse. Join the Sisterhood in tasting the fruits of Tu B'Shevat. Led by Rabbi Marci Bloch, with music by Sandy Adland, the day will combine worship, sharing, creativity, and spirituality. The cost of $18 includes continental breakast, lunch, and materials. Phone Julia Richter, 251-9436, for details.

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