Experience the beauty of Sukkot with a meaningful family service and engaging activities. End with a communal meal in our sukkah prepared with Chef Debra Walter. *This meal and program […]
Experience our Huntington Woods Sukka Cruise. Leave the cars at home and hop on your bicycle or walk and cruise through Huntington Woods, stopping at Sukkahs along the way for […]
Our fun and funny journey through The Bible is for families with K-6th graders and features the comedy of the Bible Players. Hakafot (singing and dancing with the Torahs) completes […]
Beth Ahm welcomes the nationally touring Bible Players for our Simchat Torah celebration. Join for Minha/Maariv at 7:00pm followed by Hakafot (singing and dancing with the Torahs) at 7:45pm. Unkosher […]
All of our tots along with their parents, grandparents, and friends, are invited to join Helayne Shaw for a special Simhat Torah celebration – singing, stories, dancing with the Torahs, […]
Join us for a family-friendly afternoon at Camp Maas. We’ll come together as a community and stand in solidarity with Israel. This event features hands-on activities at Smoklerville (Pioneer Skills) […]
Am Yisrael Chai! Join in the effort to strengthen the protection of the Jewish people around the world by creating your own resin Mezuzah and hanging it proudly! Subsidized Mezuzah […]
Yachad Shabbat Dinner Friday, November 3rd 6:00-8:00PM Join your Yachad friends for a Shabbat dinner and service. Free for all Yachad families and $10 for other guests. Join us! REGISTRATION […]
All of our tots along with their parents, grandparents, and friends, are invited to join Helayne Shaw for singing, stories, and celebrating Shabbat together. Our celebration will finish on the […]
Join other metro Detroit young adults as we team up to help rake leaves and winterize homes of older adults served by Jewish Family Service at their annual Fall Fix […]
Come rake in the fun at this family-friendly volunteer event. Whether you come with a group or on your own, you’ll help rake leaves and winterize homes of older adults […]
The near-universal phenomenon of legal circumventions, finding licit ways to achieve otherwise illegal outcomes, often generates cynicism that Jewish law is more legalistic than it is values-laden. Join **Elana Stein […]
