Temple Sinai

Our Intergenerational Choir members will join their voices with others in celebration of the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Join us to discuss "The Muralist" by B.A. Shapiro Contact Anne Faigen at (412) 422-9580 for more information.

Members of this group have a full range of experience, from beginning meditators to those with a mature daily practice. We work on cultivating the skills of mindfulness, concentration, and absorption in silence.

Adulting 101 is a class series designed around all the stuff you need to know but aren’t sure who or how to ask. Jan. 23: Basics of Insurance with Elizabeth Collura

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Shabbat is a time of celebration. Our services use a mixture of Hebrew and English to be both traditional, approachable, and engaging.

Please join us for an oneg as we welcome this opportunity to share the spirit of community, greet friends and fellow congregants, meet new members, and enjoy delicious treats.

In-depth study of the weekly Torah portion

Prayer through music, or music through prayer. Whichever way you look at it, the informal Shabbat service has both. The service begins at 9:15AM each Saturday after Torah Study. Rabbi Gibson leads us in singing or chanting almost all the Hebrew prayers, interspersed with interpretive readings from Mishkan Tefilah. The service includes a Torah reading of the weekly Parashah and a short dvar Torah, usually by a lay member of the congregation. We finish with Kiddush, challah and refreshments. The dress is casual and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. Join us for a joyful celebration on Shabbat.

Join us for our first movie matinee at Temple Sinai for young families! This time will be a Carstravaganza! We will have a Cars themed celebration with food and games followed by an afternoon showing of the movie Cars. Then we will end the afternoon with Havdalah.

The Singalong at Charles Morris is held on the third Shabbat of every month. In less than two hours, we sing our way through several units with old favorites, traditional Jewish songs and holiday tunes. As the residents reconnect with memories evoked by songs from their youth, the singing generates an infectious joy. Our mission is to bring laughter and make connections. Each month the experience is heart warming and meaningful, and the residents really appreciate it. Contacts: Carolyn Schwarz (4carolynshwarz@gmail.com) and Louise Malakoff (lmalakoff@comcast.net).