ISKCON - Farmington Hills, MI

ISKCON Farmington Hills is a Hindu temple dedicated to Sri Sri Radha Gopijana Vallabha (forms of Krishna and Radha) and other deities. It serves as a spiritual and cultural center for the Hare Krishna movement in the Farmington Hills and broader Detroit area, welcoming people of all backgrounds.

 Key features

Daily worship (Puja) & deity services (Darshan): The temple is open daily with specific hours for morning and evening prayers. Special darshan photos are posted online.

Festivals & celebrations: The temple holds celebrations for major Hindu festivals, such as Janmashtami, Balaram Jayanti, and Radhastami.

Religious ceremonies: In addition to daily worship, the temple conducts various religious functions and services.

Spiritual education: The temple offers educational initiatives for children and adults. Programs like the "Gopal's Garden Sunday School" teach Vedic culture and spiritual values. The temple also provides courses on scriptures like the Bhagavad-gita for adults.

Meditation sessions: Chanting and kirtan are integral to the temple's activities, with events like the weekly Sunday Love Feast featuring chanting and spiritual discourse.

Community meals (Prasadam): A free and sumptuous vegetarian meal is offered to all visitors during the Sunday Love Feast. A small café serving vegetarian food is also available on weekends.

Community events: Events like the Sunday Love Feast, which features chanting, music, and a lecture, are open to the public. There are also specific activities for kids, such as competitions and an annual kids camp.

Volunteer opportunities: Volunteers are welcome and essential for temple operations and events.

Hall rental: The temple offers its facilities for rent for various events.

Atmosphere: Visitors describe the temple as having a peaceful, devotional, and serene atmosphere.

Architecture: The temple features appealing architecture, with photos often shared online.