Temple Sinai

A survey of Torah text commonly found in our services to increase appreciation, understanding, and participation.

No, it’s not a cliché detective novel, it’s the Torah! In this six-week course Rabbi Keren Gorban will explore some of the odd, risqué, and unexpected passages in our sacred text.

All Temple Sinai women are welcome! Please join us for learning, community, and inspiration.

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

It's almost time for Passover, which can only mean one thing...no more Chametz. But we think Chametz deserves a proper goodbye before we celebrate Pesach. And what better way to say goodbye than making the grandaddy of all chametz, pasta! Join us on Facebook Live as learn how to make pasta from scratch. We will show techniques with a pasta maker and without. All you need is three eggs, two cups of flour, one tablespoon of olive oil, a pinch of salt, and a can-do attitude.

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Cantor Berman wants to chat with you. Join her to talk about what is on your mind every Friday from 2-3 PM.

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.

Join us for a very special virtual crafting activity to get ready for Passover! We're going to make our very own paper seder plates! All you need is a paper plate, construction paper, colored pencils (or markers), and a glue stick. We will gather together on Facebook live to make our seder plates. We hope you and your family can join us!