Thanks to Leora Druckman for this article in the Sept. 2020 Washtenaw Jewish News.

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This March 2020 Washtenaw Jewish News article includes profiles of Yasaf Warshai and Dafna Eisbruch, who grew up as part of the AARC community.

AARC made a few appearances in the Washtenaw Jewish News this summer.
Here’s a profile/interview of Rabbi Ora, by Emily Eisbruch:
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Here’s an article about the Beit Sefer:
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Here’s our profile in the Summer Guide:
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And here are the ads we ran, to go with the above.
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Shavua tov!
As is our tradition at AARC, between services on Yom Kippur we have several workshops where we can together study, meditate, and discuss. This year, there will be three sessions. From 2:15 to 3:30 pm Barbara Boyk-Rust will lead “Soul Nourishment: Meditation and Sacred Chant for the Quiet of the Day” and Ellen Dannin will lead “Yonah – It’s Much More than Just a Whale.” From 3:45 to 5 pm, Margo Schlanger and Ronald Simpson-Bey will lead a conversation about the modern experience of imprisonment, and what kind of conditions–physical and programmatic–create the best chance of t’shuvah. All are welcome to join any of these workshops, whether or not you are attending services with us.
Thanks to Jonathan Cohn for writing this up for the Washtenaw Jewish News:
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