An egalitarian conservative shul with services on Shabbat and Holidays. participation by…read morecongregants is encouraged in all phases of community life. From Torah and Haftorah chanting to social chavurah . There is a 2 day a week religious school and many diverse committees. No one is refused membership because of financial concerns. The shul office is staffed most week day mornings. Call for more information.

Very inclusive, family friendly, and traditional environment. Sinai is a welcoming and family…read moreeducation based place. Great place for kids to make friends and grow up.

A truly Beautiful experience of conservative Judaism, I encourage any in active due to immerse…read morethemselves in the synagogue.

Very friendly, unique Messianic worship of songs going along with the liturgy & teaching of the…read moreweekly appointed Parshah! There is an 'Oneg' (light lunch) after the teaching where many mingle and get to know any newcomers... Then comes the amiable 'Drash' (discussion time) which breaks down the 'Parsha' reading for the previous week! It's truly a place of joyful learning!!

Adat eytz Chayim (Tree of Life) is a fellowship of Jewish and non~Jewish people who believe that…read moreYeshua HaMashiach (Jesus the Messiah) is the Son of G-D, the long awaited Messiah of Yisra'el. As such, they conduct their services in more of a Jewish context, incorporating many elements of a synagogue style of worship. Typically the services begin with a liturgical worship time of singing praise songs in Hebrew and in English. *excerpt from their website* http://adateytzchayim.org

Being an out of state Jewish college student it can be a little lonely when your family is far…read moreaway. When I go to MSU Hillel it really is a "home away from home" for me. Most of the friendships that I have made at MSU are from Hillel. I have met Jews from all over the state of Michigan and suprisingly a lot who are out of state students like myself. Every time I come to Hillel at MSU I am just amazed at all of the wonderful programs and events that they offer. Throughout the week, they have events such as broomball, bowling, lectures on Jewish history/politics,cooking and volunteering programs such as Tzedek and Teva that are very involved with the Lansing/East Lansing community during the year. Every Friday night, they have Shabbat reform and conservative services. Even if you are not in the mood to attend a service you can go to their delicious Shabbat meal every Friday night. During the major Jewish holidays they hold services and serve high holiday meals. Once a month on Sundays Hillel holds a brunch with all of the Jewish favorites such as bagels, lox, cream cheese, brownies, and kugel. WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE? In addition to all of these wonderful programs, Hillel also offers an alternative spring break trip and 2 Israel Birthright trips (winter and summer) during the year. I can not end this review without giving credit to Robyn, Cindy, Audrey and all of the staff of MSU HIllel who are so welcoming and friendly and create these amazing programs mentioned above. They are always there if you need someone to talk to or even to just say hello. MSU Hillel has to be one of my favorite groups to be apart of on campus. I look forward to coming back for the rest of my time at MSU.