Sri Bhaktha Hanuman Temple - Farmington Hills, MI

The Sri Bhaktha Hanuman Temple in Farmington Hills, Michigan, is a Hindu temple that serves as a spiritual and cultural hub for the local Hindu community. The temple's focal point is a 16-foot statue of Lord Hanuman, which was consecrated in 2017. 

Key features 

Deities: The temple is dedicated to Sri Rama's devotee Hanuman and also includes a Shiva-Baalaalayam. Other deities consecrated at the temple include Sri Guruvayoorappan, Bhagavath Ramanujacharyar, Lord Bhadrachalam RamParivar, Lord Srinivasar with Sreedhevi and Bhudevi, Lord Krishna with Andal, Mahalakshmi, all Azhwaars, and all Acharyaas.

Religious ceremonies: The temple follows the paancharaatra aagama thenarcharya samparadayam tradition and features regular pujas, yagnams, Hanuman Chalisa chanting, and abhishekams performed by experienced priests.

Festivals: The temple celebrates major events such as the annual membership drive, Karthika Masam Satyanaryana Swamy Puja, and Kalavilasa Navaratri Series.

Architecture: The temple blends traditional Indian architecture with a welcoming atmosphere, creating a peaceful environment for meditation and reflection.

Community meals (Prasadam): Free prasadam is served daily, with vegetarian spreads available on special occasions.

Priest services: Priests are available for various ceremonies and life-cycle events, including car pujas, weddings, and other rituals.

Facility rentals: The temple offers well-equipped facilities such as an auditorium, multipurpose hall, dining hall, meditation room, and classrooms for events and programs.

Religious education: Classes and programs, including Sanskrit classes, are available for community members.

Volunteer opportunities: The temple is committed to community service and provides opportunities for devotees to volunteer.

Online resources: The temple maintains a website and a Facebook page with information on events and services.