Temple Sinai

Have you ever wanted to start a garden? Expand your existing garden? Grow a few herbs? Make your own jellies, jams, salsa, or sauerkraut? Want to help with the Temple Sinai garden, but can’t tell the weeds from the food? Well, wish no more!

Join us via Zoom as we discuss the weekly Torah portion.

Have you ever wanted to start a garden? Expand your existing garden? Grow a few herbs? Make your own jellies, jams, salsa, or sauerkraut? Want to help with the Temple Sinai garden, but can’t tell the weeds from the food? Well, wish no more!

Tikkun Leil Shavuot traditionally brings the entire Jewish community together for all-night Jewish learning. This year it we’ll gather the night before Shavuot, so everyone can participate online. Rabbi Jamie Gibson will speak from 10-10:50 PM—"What God Requires of Us: Mitzvot, Middot, & You."

Tikkun Leil Shavuot traditionally brings the entire Jewish community together for all-night Jewish learning. This year it we’ll gather the night before Shavuot, so everyone can participate online. Rabbi Jamie Gibson will speak from 10-10:50 PM—"What God Requires of Us: Mitzvot, Middot, & You."

Rabbi Gibson wants to chat with you. Join her to talk about whatever is on your mind.

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

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.

Let's mark the end of Shabbat "together" from our separate homes.