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C H U R C H N EW gMoore%u2019s Birthday CelebratedMarianne Moore%u2019s 99th birthday will becelebrated at the Lafayette AvenuePresbyterian Church, Nov. 16. The church isV*ii%u00a3r%u00a3 i.iOOre WGi'aiiippeu hh 35 years uiiiilher death in 1972.During her life, Marianne Moore wrote twopoems related to choir anthems, and both anthems will be sung at the Sunday morningtribute. One of her unpublished poems written for use at a Christmas meeting of theWomen%u2019s Federation, will be read in the Service. For information, call the church, 85South Oxford Street, at 625-7515.German President VisitsForm er President of the Federal Republicof Germany, Dr. Karl Carstens, visited theGerman Evangelical Lutheran Zion Churchin Brooklyn Heights on October 26, when heattended services in celebration of Reform ation Day. Also present were German ConsulGeneral Dr. Peter Sympher, Cultural AttacheDr. Jutta Gruetzner, and Ms. Sonja Rehbergand Mr. Goenter of the German ConsulateGeneral in New York.After the service, Dr. Carstens, who is a ctive in Evangelical-Lutheran church affairsin Germany, greeted most of the m embers ofthe congregation individually. S on %u2019s pastorsuggested that Dr. Carstens read the Gospelduring the service, but Carstens declined,saying that he wanted to come and just sitthere in the church with everyone else.St. Ann%u2019s Holds AuctionThe Parish of St. Ann and the Holy Trinitywill hold a %u201cGrand Auction%u201d on November 12,to benefit the fund to restore the Church%u2019sCrucifixion window, in memory of JohnHoward and William Howard Melish. Thedecoration theme will be stained glass.Among the items to be auctioned include antiques, a weekend on Lake Champlain, thebuyer%u2019s portrait painted in pastels, and dinner for six.The viewing will start at 5pm, dinner is at6pm, and the auction itself will follow at 8pm,all at 157 Montague Street. Admission is $5, $8with dinner. For further information, call875-6960.Advent Workshop PlannedThe Office of Religious Education will holda workshop on %u201cKeeping Advent andChristmastime%u201d on November 20. Throughan examination of scripture readings,prayers and carols of the season, participants will discover gift-giving ideas, activities and holiday recipes.The workshop will be led by Robert Zappulla, director of religious education at theparish, from 7:30-9:30pm in the Holy NameSchool basement, 241 Prospect Park West.Admission is $2. For information, call768-3007.Sister Speaks On JudaismCongregation Mount Sinai will presentSister Rose Thering in a talk %u201cWhy Does aChristian Speak Out on Behalf of Jewish People?%u201d on November 13. Sister Thering is aprofessor of Education at Seton Hall University and has recently completed a five-yearstudy on the relationship between Catholicsand Jew s.Sister Thering was awarded the 25th Anniversary Medal Award by the Israeligovernment %u201cfor recognition of work done inbehalf of Israel.%u201d She has also receivedseveral other humanitarian awards.Forum On Teen Problems SetThe Sisterhood of the Baptist Church ofChrist will hold a forum on November 15, ondrug abuse, teen pregnancy and the schooldrop-out problem.The centerpiece of the forum will be apanel discussion, with Special Narcotics Prosecutor of New York, Sterling Johnson; Rev.Calvin Butts, Lucille Rose; Roscoe Brown,psychologist Pam ela Straker; and FrankMickens.The forum is from 8:30am-2:30pm in thememorial hall of the church, Madison Streetand Putnam Avenue. Admission is free.Plymouth Church Of The Pilgrims(Congregational)Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.%u201c H o w M u ch U n b elief Can Faith Carry?Rev. Frank A. Goodwin preachingChurch School Class fo r Ages 3-13and Nursery Care ProvidedINTERIM MINISTER: Frank A. Goodwin ORGANIST %u00ab DIRECTOR OF MUSIC: Arnold Ostlund, Jr. DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN%u2019S CHOIRS: Narcissa Titman Orange A Hicks Streets___________________ 624-4743KAN%u20ac s t r e e tSYN A G O G U ECONSERVATIVEEGALITARIANW orsh ip in a w arm , relaxed Jew ish atm o sp h ere w ith fa m ilie s and singlesin Brooklyn's h isto ric landmark. Synagogue. W e are th e borough's o ldestC ongregation, yet w e are in m any im p ortant w ays, its youngest W e arevery traditional in our Jud aism and yet open to ch an g e, an exam ple ofw h ich is the eq u ality of w om en in o u r com m unity.SHABBAT SERVICES%u2022 Friday 6 :30 P.M . S aturday 9:45 A .M .%u2022 Learn er%u2019s M in y an S at. Nov. 8, 11 A .M .%u2022 Junior C o n g re g a tio n Sat. Nov. 15, 11 A .M .%u2022 Lunch & D is cu ss io n Sat. Nov. 22 A fte r ServiceC all F o r R eservation%u2022 B ro w n sto n e B rooklyn Jew ish S in g le sF rid a y N ig h t S ervice %u2022 N ov. 14Call lor location and detailsJ o n ath an G insburg, R abbi C all 875-1550236 Kane Street, between Court and Clinton in Cobble HillU nion'emQrooA C enter of Reform Judaism since 1848Rabbi Neal I. Borovitz %u2022 Cantor Avery TrachtSabbath ServicesFri. 8:15 p.m., Sat. 10:30 a.m.Robert I. Summers, Rabbi %u2022 Irw in G elm an, CantorSERVICESC u rre n t Events L u n c h eo n Thurs. N o v . 13 at N o o n T opic: \W h a t It M eans fo r O u r C o m m u n ity .\G u e st Speaker: D a vid P o llo c k ,Jewish C o m m u n ity K elations C o u n c il o f G re a te r N e w YorkPLAN T O JO IN US. 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