A warm and welcoming synagogue, very family oriented and known for its Sisterhood Shabbat Kiddush…read morefollowing Saturday morning services - the "best in town!" The Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Moshe has an active membership with women of all ages (20 somethings to 90 somethings) and all backgrounds. The young adults and young families are rising in leadership with the guidance and support of Rabbi Kantor who himself has a young family. It would be hard to surpass the energy with which Rabbi Kantor approaches his role, bringing new ideas, religious, social and community based social action to the synagogue.

A great place to pray! Also, a great place to gather, learn, and occasionally grab a bite to eat or…read moresnack.

I have worked as a contractor for years. I have never had anyone not pay me or argue that they did…read more Like many other places today they hire people who do not know how to handle basic things. My bank received not one penny from them This used to be the gem of Detroit.... No longer....my family were members and worked there for generations .. it has changed... their constituents and employees are all new. They charge the constituent excessively, the staff is not trained , and they have no respect on the phone ... just excuses when it is time to pay for services rendered. They had a Bar Mitzvah during Rosh Hashanah /Yom Kippur if that tells you anything more. That is a huge nono. Go elsewhere.

Another great Yamasaki-designed building in metro Detroit. Definitely worth a visit for any…read morearchitect, designer, or like-minded aficionado. Don't miss it! Furthermore, it's said to be designed after tent-like structures under which the Ancient Israelites would have congregated; whether or not it's accurate, one can clearly see the relationship. Enter through the school entrance to gain access.

Temple Shir Shalom hits the bullseye on every item I look for. It's size is just right -not too big…read moreso you can easily get to know people and the rabbis will know you. Big enough to have very good education programming, great religious services, two great rabbis, a phenomenal Cantor, a choir, and a beautiful sanctuary and facilities.

We were members of the Birmingham Temple when we lived in Detroit and we have wonderful memories…read more The rabbi, the congregants, various activities and the overall warm & enthusiastic ambiance combined to make our visits really pleasant & memorable. We feel very fortunate to have met Rabbi Wine and we were devastated by his death in a tragic accident. Ideologically and otherwise, the Birmingham Temple is a very special place.

I went to the Birmingham Temple today for a memorial service. The place was quite lovely! Very…read moreclean, very professionally run and very comfortable for people on a not-so-pleasant day. They did a nice job of officiating the services and keeping everything organized (there was a very large turnout, at least 150 people present). Some minor issues with the sound system/microphones, but otherwise a VERY pleasant experience.

This is such a friendly, warm, welcoming and inclusive synagogue. Very non-judgmental and accepting…read moreof all. We had a great experience with Rabbi Alicia, who is really patient with kids...even moody teens ;-)

If you are looking for a small Jewish congregation where all are included, an enriching Jewish…read moreexperience - worship, music, laughter, study, activity, more laughter - give this Troy congregation a visit. 3900 Northfield Pkwy, 248-649-4418. You are welcome anytime!

For some reason, probably to please my grandparents, my family still belongs to CBS. Apparently,…read morethe new rabbi is wonderful, but the former rabbi was less than, and the religious school (which has hopefully changed) was way subpar. Sure, I learned how to read biblical Hebrew in the 2nd grade, but I was never taught the meaning behind it. Instead of making me appreciate where I stood religiously, it made me want to be less observant. I didn't pick up an interest in Judaism until high school when I had no commitment to a religious education program. The only thing that keeps me coming back is Cantor Greenbaum and his unique voice that lends itself to the chanted prayers. Other than that, I'd easily join a different synagogue.

As the only Conservative synagogue in the Oak Park/Huntington Woods area, Beth Shalom plays an…read moreimportant role for me and the community. It is a very friendly place with great clergy (Rabbi Bob Gamer, Cantor Sam Greenbaum and Rabbie Emeritus, David Nelson) and helpful office staff. Members are encouraged to wear nametags on Saturday morning so that people get to know each other. There are frequently kiddush lunches after services. There is a first rate pre-school plus a Hebrew School that seems to get better every year. While there is a large older contingent, there seems to be a growing number of young families becoming active. Worth checking out!