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February Clarion
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Center for Learning and Spirituality Winter Programming

Makom Fridays with Rabbi Weininger • Friday, February 15, 6:30 pm at Ella Meyerson & Matt Leichter's
Jewish Studies for a Better World Brunch Series: For Whom Are We Responsible—and How? • Sunday, February 17, 10:15 am-12:15 pm in the Social Hall
Adath Reads: The Adath Book Club with Heidi Schneider • Sunday, February 17, 1-3 pm in the Library
Soul Sisters: The Untold Stories of Biblical Women with Hazzan Dulkin • Thursday, February 21, 10:30-11:45 am in the Adult Lounge
Intro to Mah Jongg with Kara Rosenwald • Thursday, February 21, 7-8:30 pm in Room 26-27

To read and learn about additional programming, special events, study groups and more, click HERE.

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Hamentashen Pre-order
Due Tuesday, February 26

Adath Youth Department Parents are baking hamentashen this year! Get your Purim treats in apricot, poppyseed or prune.

Bakers dozen - $12 / Half dozen - $6

ORDER ONLINE by Tuesday, February 26

Pick-up between March 14-15 at the Adath kitchen or contact Sue Shrell Leon at 952.215.3910 or suel@adath.net. You can also pick up orders at the Purim Carnival on Sunday, March 17 from 11:30 am-2:30 pm where additional hamentashen will be available for purchase.

Immigration: A Broken System and Shattered Lives.
How Can I Help?
Sunday, February 24
10:30 am-12 pm

Come for brunch in the Appelbaum Social Hall and learn more about the experiences of immigrants—their hardships, challenges and hopes.

Luz Lopez, a young woman whose life has been irreparably changed as a result of America’s failed immigration policies will share her compelling story. Luz witnessed her mother’s and younger brother’s deportation back to Mexico at the tender age of 8 years old.

RSVP required

Ernest Bloch's Sacred Service
Sunday, March 3 • 4:30 pm

90+ voices, 45+ musicians perform a major choral-orchestral work

In 1933 Temple Emanu-El in San Francisco commissioned modern classical composer Ernest Bloch to write a musical service highlighting the artistry of the liturgy and Bloch’s formidable composition skills. The work has been performed many times since then, and remains the gold standard of classical choral-orchestral work of its kind.

Performed in a Jewish sanctuary for the first time in its entirety in the Twin Cities, Hazzan Dulkin and Adath’s choir are proud to partner with MacPhail’s Sonomento Chorus and the Twin Cities Jewish Chorale, who will be joined by a 45-piece professional orchestra and baritone soloist Hazzan Daniel Gross to bring this incredible work to life.

Tickets: $18-$54 — RSVP required

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