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The Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Metro Detroit (founded as The Birmingham Temple) was the first Humanistic Jewish congregation. As being part of the Humanistic Judaism movement, the congregation observes holidays, traditions and rituals focused on the humanistic and cultural aspects of Judaism, rather than the religious aspects. For example: for Bar/Bat Mitzvah, the Jewish boy or girl picks a hero that he or she connects with and writes a thesis, which is ultimately given to the congregation. The person works with a mentor, a senior member at the temple, in studying many different heroes before finally choosing one to write the paper on. The paper highlights important contributions the individual makes/made in his or her life to humanity, and why and how the hero was humanistic.

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rdfs:label	Birmingham Temple (en) Temple Birmingham (fr)
rdfs:comment	The Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Metro Detroit (founded as The Birmingham Temple) was the first Humanistic Jewish congregation. As being part of the Humanistic Judaism movement, the congregation observes holidays, traditions and rituals focused on the humanistic and cultural aspects of Judaism, rather than the religious aspects. For example: for Bar/Bat Mitzvah, the Jewish boy or girl picks a hero that he or she connects with and writes a thesis, which is ultimately given to the congregation. The person works with a mentor, a senior member at the temple, in studying many different heroes before finally choosing one to write the paper on. The paper highlights important contributions the individual makes/made in his or her life to humanity, and why and how the hero was humanistic. (en) Le Temple Birmingham est la première congrégation Juive humaniste. Il fut fondé par le rabbin Sherwin Wine à Farmington Hills (Michigan), en 1963. (fr)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	1963 establishments in Michigan Birmingham, Michigan Detroit Judaism Organizations established in 1963 Livonia, Michigan Livonia Public Schools Farmington, Michigan Farmington Hills, Michigan Farmington Public Schools (Michigan) Rabbi Reform Judaism Tamara Kolton Temple Beth El (Detroit) Humanistic synagogues in the United States Synagogues in Michigan Humanistic Judaism Michigan Sherwin Wine B'nai Mitzvah Thesis or dissertation
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has abstract	The Congregation for Humanistic Judaism of Metro Detroit (founded as The Birmingham Temple) was the first Humanistic Jewish congregation. As being part of the Humanistic Judaism movement, the congregation observes holidays, traditions and rituals focused on the humanistic and cultural aspects of Judaism, rather than the religious aspects. For example: for Bar/Bat Mitzvah, the Jewish boy or girl picks a hero that he or she connects with and writes a thesis, which is ultimately given to the congregation. The person works with a mentor, a senior member at the temple, in studying many different heroes before finally choosing one to write the paper on. The paper highlights important contributions the individual makes/made in his or her life to humanity, and why and how the hero was humanistic. (en) Le Temple Birmingham est la première congrégation Juive humaniste. Il fut fondé par le rabbin Sherwin Wine à Farmington Hills (Michigan), en 1963. (fr)
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