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Come share the joy of the completion of our new Torah honoring Rabbi Gibson’s 32 years of service to Temple Sinai.

The celebration will feature:

• Writing of the final word by Rabbi Emeritus Jamie and Barbara Gibson with Soferet Linda Coppleson
• Hakafah (procession) around the Leebov Sanctuary with the new Torah
• Brief presentations by Soferet Linda Coppleson and Committee Chair Nancy Gale
• Reading of the week's Torah portion (Vayetzei) by Rabbi Emeritus Jamie Gibson
• Music by the Temple Sinai Band and Intergenerational Choir
• Take home gift of fruit and pastries

We would love for everyone to join us for this special event! Register below for in-person seating.

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TEMPLE SINAI COVID POLICY UPDATE (Effective November 5, 2021): MASKS ARE NOW REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES WHILE AT TEMPLE SINAI

Anyone entering the Temple Sinai grounds or building must (a) they have been fully vaccinated, (b) they will wear a mask at all times, (c) they are not experiencing symptoms of COVID, (d) they are not aware of any recent exposure or have had a negative (rapid) COVID test within 3 hours prior to entering the grounds, and (e) they agree to comply with all COVID requirements while on Temple Sinai grounds.

By entering Temple Sinai grounds or building you are indicating your understanding of and agreement with these rules on behalf of yourself and any minors whom you are accompanying.

Masks are available for anyone who did not bring one.

Fully Vaccinated means at least two weeks after the second shot of a two-shot regimen (e.g. Pfizer or Moderna) or after the single shot of a one-shot regimen (e.g. Johnson & Johnson).

Exceptions: masks are not required for children under the age of two. Vaccinations are not required for individuals for whom they are not yet available (under the age of 12) or those for whom vaccination is not possible. For full details, click to see the current policy.