A Welcoming Place to Worship
Sinai Temple is an inclusive Reform Congregation where our members pursue
a continuing journey of Jewish growth. We encourage participation in
prayer, life-long Jewish learning, and social justice within a joyful,
creative, and compassionate community.
Everyone is welcome to participate in Sinai Temple's worship services.
You may read and sing along with the prayers, or enjoy the beauty and
joy of our services just by listening. We invite everyone to join us
on a spiritual journey.
Looking for more information about participation in Sinai’s services,
an upcoming life cycle event, or just interested in a more in-depth study
of Judaism? Look for the educational pamphlets in the lobby outside our
office, explore our library, try out Torah Study on Saturday mornings,
or visit the many internet opportunities available to everyone.
Sinai’s InterFaith Matters Committee has spent a busy nine months
gathering information and making small but meaningful changes that
have helped strengthen our interfaith community. To view the committee's
final report, please click here.
Attention: Parents with Upcoming Bar/Bat
Mitzvah,
Do you have questions about Jewish and non-Jewish family roles at services?
Well, guess what? We were all confused the first time around.
That's why we'd like to make "Mentor" services available to
you now.
Please contact:
Jackie Neiman
Barbara Winer
Pat Gootzit
Merle Zamansky-Coen
Tricia Freedman
if you have any questions and someone will contact you with answers.
Internet Resources
Our congregation belongs to an umbrella organization of Reform synagogues
across North America – the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) – www.urj.org.
URJ's interfaith page has
lots of good links, including articles and the brochures to help families
with information they may be searching for. Another great resource on
the URJ site can be found by selecting "Talking Outreach" from the list
of discussion groups on this page. It has lots of great connections for
interfaith families.
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