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Congregation B'nai Moshe - 6800 Drake Road - West Bloomfield, MI 48322 - (248) 788-0600 - cbminfo@bnaimoshe.org       

Welcome Home.  We are an inclusive family – whether you are Jewish by birth or by choice, new to Judaism or rooted in your beliefs.  We assign no labels and all are invited to join with us in prayer, study, tikun olam, support for Israel and the sacred work of being a Jew. 

 

B'nai Moshe Honors the Class of 2020

Congregation B'nai Moshe is proud to present its Class of of 2020.  Education is not an ends to a mean nor is graduation a goal.  Learning is a pathway we hope you will travel all the days of your life.   

We know you may not feel like it, but you are, indeed, the chosen class for such a time as this, the class of 2020. You're also a united class, the pandemic class, that has the entire world striving to graduate with you.  Even though there may not be pomp because of our circumstances, never has a graduating class been called to step into the future with more purpose, vision, passion, and energy and hope. 

We wish I could tell you we know the path forward, we don't. There is so much uncertainty. In truth, there always has been. What we do know is that the same guts and imagination that got you to this moment, all those things are the very things that are going to sustain you through whatever is coming. It's vital that you learn, and we all learn, to be at peace with the discomfort of stepping into the unknown. 

It's OK to not have all the answers. The answers will come for sure if you can accept not knowing long enough to get still and stay still long enough for new thoughts to take root in your more quiet, deeper, truer self. The noise of the world drowns out the sound of you. You need to get still to listen.  MAZAL TOV!

B'nai Moshe welcomes Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha July 21

First generation Iraqi immigrant and Detroit-raised pediatrician Mona Hanna-Attisha is the whistleblower who exposed the dangerous levels of lead in Flint, Michigan’s drinking water after testing blood lead levels in its children. Mona announced her research findings to the national press and then took further action, including founding the Flint Child Health and Development Fund, which has raised millions of dollars to date. She is director of the pediatrics residency at the Hurley Medical Center and an assistant professor at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, where she leads Hurley Children’s Hospital Public Health Initiative, an innovative program that provides the public health tools to advocate for Flint’s children’s healthy development. In 2016, TIME Magazine named Mona one of the 100 most influential people in the world.

Hear directly from Dr. Mona on Tuesday, July 21 at 7 p.m.  

Registration is Required - CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

B'nai Moshe Earns 2019 WB Twp. Best Religious Organization

Each year, in and around the West Bloomfield Township area, the West Bloomfield Township Award Program chooses only the best local businesses. They focus on companies that have demonstrated their ability to use various marketing methods to grow their business in spite of difficult economic times. The companies chosen exemplify the best of small business; often leading through customer service and community involvement.

Our team is now a part of an exclusive group of small businesses that have achieved this selection.   

B'nai Moshe is the ONLY winner in this category in the township. 

Cantor Earl Berris Retirement Gala

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Sat, June 6 2020 14 Sivan 5780