Join us to celebrate Israel’s 75th birthday during Shabbat Simcha Hour with wine and a nosh, a rockin’ Shabbat service, and Israeli dinner buffet, Israeli themed youth activities, and guest speaker Professor Yael Aronoff, Director of MSU’s Michael and Elaine Serling Institute for Jewish Studies and Modern Israel.
NEXTGen Detroit’s Spring Fundraiser
A community-wide event to introduce the Joan Meyers Jampel Center for Michigan Jewish Heritage.
This round-trip ride from Ferndale to the Detroit Riverfront is for riders of all ages and skill levels. Everyone from Slow Rollers (avg 11-12 mph), Cruisers (avg 13-15 mph) and Chasers (avg 16-18 mph). If you can ride a bike and like hanging out with other cool people, then you can Ride For The Living! […]
People living with chronic pain often find it interferes with their ability to manage their health and live life to the fullest. Personal Action Toward Health (PATH) is an interactive program designed by Stanford University to provide the necessary skills and tools to help you manage chronic pain and live a better life. This six-week […]
You attended school at your kitchen table. Your extra curriculars were cancelled. You only saw your friends on a screen. Clearly the last three years didn’t go as you expected. Come meet with other teen girls (ages 13-18) to share about the ways COVID has caused you to miss out on the typical teen experience. […]
Jewish Family Service is offering this free support group for moms with babies 0-12 months to come together to share their experiences, give and receive support, and learn about helpful tools and resources for postpartum wellness. Topics discussed will include stress, adjustment to parenting, postpartum depression/anxiety, and self-care. Lap babies welcome! Group capped at 10 […]
Meeting of the NEXTGen Detroit Executive Committee.
Taking care of a loved one can be challenging. Jewish Family Service and Temple Israel get it. You are invited to join a supportive network of people who understand the challenges and rewards of caregiving in our Family Caregiver Support Group. This weekly group will provide a welcoming, judgement-free place to connect, share experiences and […]
Frankel Jewish Academy’s Annual Dinner
In May 1910, Detroit’s Kosher meat prices soared. Inspired by their New York counterparts, local Jewish women organized a boycott and riot, even opening a co-op market for the community. Join JHSM’s executive director, Catherine Cangany, PhD, as she presents this fascinating topic.
