Interfaith Families
Interfaith Families
Interfaith Families are Welcome at Temple Sinai!
Temple Sinai holds the mitzvah (religious obligation) of keiruv (drawing people close) among the most important in our tradition. We actively welcome interfaith families into our community and we encourage their participation in synagogue life. Temple Sinai is honored to count many interfaith couples and families among our “Family of Families.”
Interfaith families at Temple Sinai gather regularly to talk about our lives, learn Jewish traditions, compare how we celebrate holidays and handle issues unique to our situations. We gather in the afternoons or evenings, sometimes in people’s homes and other times at Temple. We support each other in times of need and difficulty as well.
Contact Us
Temple Sinai
5505 Forbes Avenue,
Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Upcoming Events
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Thursday ,
JulJuly 3 , 2025
Thursday, Jul 3rd (All day)
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Friday ,
JulJuly 4 , 2025
Friday, Jul 4th (All day)
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Friday ,
JulJuly 4 , 2025Pre-Oneg (offsite)
Friday, Jul 4th 5:30p to 6:00p
Come early for a pre-oneg with hot dogs, chips, and more—connect with new fellow congregants and meet Rabbi Young, who’ll be with us for the coming year. We have so much to celebrate together! -
Friday ,
JulJuly 4 , 2025Shabbat Evening Service (offsite)
Friday, Jul 4th 6:00p to 7:15p
Join Rabbi Daniel Fellman and Cantor David Reinwald for our first official combined Shabbat service at 5th & Morewood! We'll welcome interim Rabbi David Young to Pittsburgh and celebrate Shabbat with festive, patriotic music. -
Friday ,
JulJuly 4 , 2025Oneg (offsite)
Friday, Jul 4th 7:15p to 8:00p
Join us for treats and conversation after the service.
Shabbat Times
This week's Torah portion is Parashat Chukat
Shabbat, Jul 5 |
Fast of Tammuz
Sunday, Jul 13 |
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