Join us! A full schedule is below:

Join us! A full schedule is below:

to take place at 8:30pm at Cong. Dovid ben Nuchim, 14800 Lincoln Ave., Oak Park

Special article from Agudath Israel of Illinois:

Part of “The Shaimos Project”, a division of the Ner Reuven Ahavas Hamitzvos Initiative. This new initiative from the Midwest Agudas Yisroel Council of Synagogue Rabbanim is thanks to the vision of Mr. and Mrs. David and Chaya Tova Hartman and has been dedicated in memory of their grandfather Mr. Reuven Brand. The intent of this initiative is to raise the awareness, appreciation and observance of our beloved mitzvos.
The following is newly certified by the K-COR:
All Toffee Products are under supervision of the Vaad Harabbonim of Detroit and are certified Kosher Dairy non-Cholov Yisrael.
The following is newly certified by the K-COR:
The following products are under supervision of the Vaad Harabbonim of Detroit and are certified Kosher Pareve Pas Yisrael:
Please read the attached letter addressed to the Detroit community.
Letter regarding the Shabbos Projectcoming to Detroit
Monday, September 8
Doors open at 7:30pm. Program starts at 8:00pm
Berkley High School 2325 Catalpa, Berkley, MI
in conjunction with the Vaad Harabbonim
Tickets: General Admission $18, student is $12
Detroit Chesed Project has committed its full resources to members of our community to assist in rebuilding and replacing items lost in the flood. We are securing relationships with several large corporations and local Jewish agencies to help with replacing those items, such as mattresses and box springs, hot water tanks, washers and dryers, carpeting, bookshelves, toys, clothing, etc. We are also helping connect people with other local organizations to help with flood mitigation, restoration, and insurance claims.
Detroit Chesed Project can be reached online: www.detroitchesed.org
The Jewish Assistance Network is coordinating various relief efforts of Jewish communal organizations including the Jewish Federation, Hebrew Free Loan, and Jewish Family Service, in order to help families affected by the recent storms and flooding. Financial assistance, including grants and loans, is available for those with urgent needs.
The Jewish Assistance Network can be reached at (248) 592 – 2650 on weekdays from 8am to 8pm, and on Sunday from 9am to 5pm.
Another truck has been arranged to transport flood-damaged seforim and shaimos this coming Sunday, August 24, from the Oak Park / Southfield area. There is no charge for this service.
Items can be dropped off from 9:00am to 3:00pm this coming Sunday, August 24, at the Kollel parking lot, 15230 Lincoln Road.
Shaimos items can also be taken directly to Hebrew Memorial Park at 21503 E. 14 Mile Road, which is east of Gratiot Avenue in Clinton Township. Enter the cemetery from 14 Mile Road, using the second entrance gate. Drive past the office; dropoff pallets are located at the back of the garage.
אב תשע”ד
Woolen garments require professional shatnez testing. The following is a list of woolen men’s suits purchased at Jewish owned stores that were found to be shatnez (country of origin follows name):
We commend those salespersons who inform consumers of the necessity to test for shatnez!