Located on the east side of Farmington Road north of Maple Road, Ohel Moed of Shomrey Emunah is an Orthodox Jewish community most well-known in the community for its eruv, an enclosure which enables the carrying of objects out of doors for Jews on Jewish Sabbath that would otherwise be forbidden by Torah law. Led by Rabbi Eli Jundef, the synagogue offers daily services in addition to the Friday mincha, the Shabbat mincha, Shacharit, Havdallah, and davening. Ohel Moed of Shomrey Emunah also offers a Father and Son learning program, a Kiddush luncheon, a women's group, a men's group, and Mishna Brunah.
Temple Israel is located at the south side of Walnut Lake Road, just east of Drake Road. This reform Jewish temple offers the daily minyan service, the traditional Shabbat evening service and Shabbat morning services outdoors in the summer, in addition to community gatherings including bar mitzvahs, bat mitzvahs, tish, Brotherhood and Sisterhood meetings, and sponsored travel for mission and recreation. Temple Israel offers a strong emphasis towards interfaith outreach as well as classes in Jewish education for every age range, music groups and senior groups, which meet on-site.
Keter Torah Synagogue is at the southeast corner of Orchard Lake and Walnut Lake roads. This (Orthodox) Sephardic synagogue is the only one of its kind in Michigan. It offers the traditional Orthodox Shabbat evening service, Shabbat morning service, Mincha service, and Shacharit service, in addition to weekly Torah classes open to all ages with Rabbi Avraham Cohen. In addition to the main sanctuary, where Sephardic melodies are chanted by Ashkenazim and Sephardic alike, the synagogue also has a library and social hall, which maintains a kosher kitchen and is available for rental.