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Aish Detroit - Where Jewish identity grows.

Whatever Jewish looks like in your family, there's a place to start at Aish.

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Give for Their Souls

Honor the souls we lost by filling the world with kindness.

Wednesday, October 7 at 8:00 AM · AISH Detroit

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Our community

Who comes to Aish?

A snapshot of the households who joined us for something in the past two years — where they live around Metro Detroit, and the ages of the adults among them.

Where our families live

South-east Oakland County8 Mile · Wayne County lineWest Bloomfield: 19.7% (272 households)Huntington Woods: 18.9% (261 households)Bloomfield Hills: 11.4% (158 households)Oak Park: 9.5% (131 households)Southfield: 7.5% (103 households)Farmington Hills: 5.6% (77 households)Birmingham: 5.1% (70 households)Royal Oak: 2.4% (33 households)Berkley: 2.3% (32 households)Franklin: 1.7% (23 households)West Bloomfield 19.7%Huntington Woods 18.9%Bloomfield Hills 11.4%Oak Park 9.5%Southfield 7.5%Farmington Hills 5.6%Birmingham 5.1%Royal Oak 2.4%Berkley 2.3%Franklin 1.7%Aish Detroit — 25725 Coolidge Hwy, Oak Park

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  • West Bloomfield: 19.7% (272 households)
  • Huntington Woods: 18.9% (261 households)
  • Bloomfield Hills: 11.4% (158 households)
  • Oak Park: 9.5% (131 households)
  • Southfield: 7.5% (103 households)
  • Farmington Hills: 5.6% (77 households)
  • Birmingham: 5.1% (70 households)
  • Royal Oak: 2.4% (33 households)
  • Berkley: 2.3% (32 households)
  • Franklin: 1.7% (23 households)
  • Everywhere else: 16.1% (222 households)

Ages of our adult participants

18–24
20.7%
25–34
13.7%
35–54
31%
55–64
24.4%
65–74
10.1%

“Aish Detroit - Where Jewish identity grows.”

In their words

What growing here feels like

I was a typical High Holiday Jew, attending out of obligation. This year at Aish I even came back for the closing service of Yom Kippur — and it was electric.
— Jay W.
Before Aish my family was on Jewish cruise control. Now I roll up my sleeves and really drive my family's unique Jewish journey.
— Aaron F.
I've always considered myself a strong Jewish woman — but since coming to Aish I've learned what true female empowerment looks like, with my daughters by my side no less.
— Elaine B.
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