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Aish Detroit Aish Hatorah Detroit strengthens the Jewish Family by providing personal, inspirational and experien

Aish Hatorah Detroit strengthens the Jewish Family by providing personal, inspirational and experiential opportunities to create a community.

Burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart—sometimes, it looks like continuing to show up while feeling completely d...
11/05/2026

Burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart—sometimes, it looks like continuing to show up while feeling completely depleted inside. Let this be your reminder to pause, check in with yourself and make room for rest. 🤍

11/04/2026

At the end of the day, we are one Jewish family.

We are brothers and sisters, connected by something far greater than politics.

Am Yisrael Chai.

A Bat Mitzvah celebrated through chesed. 🤍After learning about *bikur cholim*, she chose to help restock Homemade Hugs w...
11/04/2026

A Bat Mitzvah celebrated through chesed. 🤍

After learning about *bikur cholim*, she chose to help restock Homemade Hugs with challahs prepared at her party—turning her special day into comfort for others.

A beautiful reminder that one celebration can spread so much warmth.

11/03/2026

Recap of the last two days at Aish Detroit!

11/02/2026

From beach nights in Herzliya and dancing with Guru Zuzu to exploring Neve Tzedek, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and Nachalat Binyamin’s art fair—Momentum 10 was filled with discovery and connection. 🇮🇱

Down south, we visited Sderot’s police headquarters memorial, the Nova site, and the shelter where Hersh was taken hostage. Hearing from Meirav Gonen, Romi’s mother, was a deeply meaningful part of our journey.

Jerusalem brought Old City and Kotel tunnel tours, prayer workshops, and a silent walk to the Kotel, where we shared Shehecheyanu with a first-time visitor. We welcomed Shabbat, celebrated Kelly’s bat mitzvah, learned about parenting, shared lunch with a local family, and enjoyed Havdalah with Noam Buskila.

We also heard from an IDF spokeswoman and volunteered at Hadassah Ein Kerem, serving coffee and tea to patients and visitors.

Through learning with Nili Couzens and Dr. Zohar Raviv, we explored the “why” of Judaism—and bringing more joy into Jewish life.

We ended with dinner at Mini Israel, new friendships, and so much to carry home. 🤍

Political parties come and go. Our identity, our history, and our connection to Hashem remain.A powerful reflection from...
11/01/2026

Political parties come and go. Our identity, our history, and our connection to Hashem remain.

A powerful reflection from Rabbi Simcha Tolwin on what truly defines us.

Jewish first. Jewish always.

10/31/2026

Our Living Legacy journey took us through Warsaw’s Jewish cemetery and former ghetto, Tykocin’s synagogue, and the sites of Treblinka, Majdanek, and Auschwitz-Birkenau—remembering the people and communities whose lives were taken.

At Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin and the grave of Rabbi Elimelech in Leżajsk, we connected with a lasting legacy of Torah and Jewish learning.

In Opatów, we attended the dedication of a memorial honoring Jews from the city and surrounding towns deported from its train station to Treblinka. For several travelers with family roots there, this was especially personal.

We remembered the Jews of Tarnów and the children murdered in the nearby forest, shared Shabbat in Kraków, explored its historic Jewish quarter and Schindler’s Factory, and visited Będzin’s remaining Jewish sites.

We came to listen, learn, and remember. We return carrying these stories—and a deeper commitment to the Jewish life we continue building together. 🤍

10/28/2026

Bring your friends and your game face. 🀄

Join us for First Thursdays Game Night—Mahj, Canasta, Rummy, and a light dinner.

Thursday, November 5 | 7 PM

Aish Detroit

$36 | Free for Aish members

10/27/2026

There’s a seat waiting for your child at Aish Sunday School. 🤍

Meaningful learning, Jewish pride, new friendships, and Sundays they’ll genuinely look forward to.

Grades K–7 | No Hebrew background needed

Register today!

10/26/2026

He thought we were planning the event…

We were planning shoes to buy for our Israel trip. 😂

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25725 Coolidge Highway
Oak Park, MI
48237

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