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We, the members of Temple Sinai, are a community of Reform Jews characterized by warmth, learning and holiness. Our community embodies the values of Avodah, Torah, K'hillah and Tikkun Olam/K'lal Yisrael.

Avodah - Ritual Life
We seek a sense of holiness in our synagogue, our homes, and our daily lives.  We connect with God, with our community and with ourselves through worship, study and participation in Jewish activities.

Torah - Learning and Study
We seek meaning and Jewish continuity by engaging all generations in dynamic study of Jewish heritage and practice.

 

K'hillah - Community
We see our Temple community as an extended family, where we can be known and cherished.  We celebrate together in joy and comfort one another in sorrow.

 

Tikkun Olam/K'lal Yisrael - Repair of the World / The Greater Jewish Community
We are committed to the sacred task of promoting social justice and helping those in need, purposefully translating the principles of Judaism into action. Recognizing that all Jews are responsible for one another, we foster a personal connection with the Jewish people in our greater community, Israel and throughout the world.

 



Hebrew School Date: March 10, 2010 Time: 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Kulanu at Temple Beth El Date: March 10, 2010 Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

TS@Work - "Profiles of Success" Date: March 10, 2010 Time: 7:30 pm TS@Work’s “Profiles in Success” Features Emmy Winner Joe Avellar on March 10, 2010 The TS@Work Committee will host its next “Profiles in Success” event featuring Emmy Award-winning reporter, actor and voice-over artist Joe Avellar at

Sisterhood Game Night Date: March 11, 2010


Jayne Schiff Wins Website Contest on Background Design Published: Monday, December 21, 2009

Congratulations to Jayne Schiff, who correctly e-mailed the correct response to the question of what is the Background design of the Home page of this website!  The answer is the Tapestry on the Ark Doors located on the Bimah. Naturally enough, Jayne Schiff decided to donate the $50 winnings to the "Schiff Creative Education Fund", that was created "To foster innovative and creative experimentation in Jewish education, heritage and traditions." This fund is on the Donations page under the Religious School and Youth section.

Scholarships available for Crane Lake and Eisner Camps Published: Monday, December 21, 2009

The First Time camper incentive of $1000, the Temple Sinai Scholarship Fund, the JFS camp scholarships and the Crane Lake and Eisner Camps scholarships. Contact Melissa Cohavi @ (203) 322-1649.

New Website Goes Live Day After Thanksgiving, Nov 27 Published: Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Click here to read about the exciting features of the new website.

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