Temple Sinai Stamford

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IMPORTANT UPDATE

UNTIL WE CAN MANAGE OTHERWISE, ALL PROGRAMS, CLASSES AND SERVICES AT TEMPLE SINAI WILL BE HELD VIRTUALLY.
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Our Values

Avodah
עבודה
Ritual

Everyday we seek out new and progressive ways of connecting to our Jewish faith and community. Sometimes this means traditional prayer service, sometimes it means song, dance or artistic expression.

Torah
תורה
Learning and Study

We believe the future of our Jewish people lies in the ability of our people to translate the Torah for the modern seeker. At Sinai we engage all generations in lively and dynamic study of Jewish text, tradition, and practice.

Kehillah
קהילה
Community

We are an adamantly inclusive community of all ages, races, genders, sexual orientations, physical abilities, and backgrounds. We celebrate together in joy, and comfort one another in sorrow. In this way Sinai is not just an organization - its a second home, and our table always has room for one more.

Tikkun Olam
תקון העולם
Repair of the World

From Shabbat dinners to social action and political activism, we are committed to the practice of tikkun olam, or repairing the world, beginning with our own community and extending to all people regardless of religion, race, or ideology.

Our Mission

TEMPLE SINAI is a progressive, Reform Jewish congregation dedicated to the spiritual, social and intellectual development of our members through engaging worship, community involvement and inspiring learning within a caring, responsive and inclusive extended family.

GROWTH HAPPENS HERE

What's Happening

Simchat Torah, Consecration and Shabbat Service
Simchat Torah, Consecration and Shabbat Service Fri, October 9, 2020 @ 06:00 PM
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Just a day in the life of temple sinai

These are snapshots of who we are. Some of these are annual, some more often, but they all epitomize the best of this family.

Annual Smokin' BBQ On the first day of each new school year at Temple, Brotherhood and the religious school committees host the whole congregation for a good old fashioned Potluck meal together. It's a chance for old friends to reconnect and new friends to meet.

Annual Smokin' BBQ

Dinner and a Movie We see a first-run movie together at a local theater and then walk over to one the many of the great restaurants nearby and have a conversation over dinner about the themes and meanings we just received from the movie.

Dinner and a Movie

Out 'n About Sinai volunteers can be found at every social service agency in town. Stamford, New Canaan, Darien, Pound RIdge, and Greenwich are stronger because of the hard work of committed citizens like you!

Pride in the Park Every summer we proudly join with the local LGBTQ community and celebrate as an ally. Everyone is welcome here and we'll do whatever it takes to make sure you feel that, too.

Pride in the Park

Israel Trips We take our Sinai family to Israel as often as we can. It is an important reconnection to our heritage and each other. First timers trips; Returnees Itineraries and specialized interest are all options for us. If you've not been recently enough (or never) then it might just be high time you ask about our next trip.

Sinai Circles As diverse as our congregational family is, how could one size fit all? Of course, it can not. Sinai Circles is a new way of connecting to your community through interests you already share with people you might not already know. These are small groups of individuals (from 8-14 people) who are organizing themselves around activities and interests using their membership in Temple Sinai.

Tue, September 29 2020 11 Tishrei 5781