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TuesdayTue, 25 FebFebruary, 2025

Deli Night at Temple Sinai sponsored by Brotherhood

Tuesday, Feb 25th 6:00p to 8:00pAs a very special Jewish History & International Food Tour, Rabbi Daniel Fellman will teach us about the history of the Jewish delicatessen and what better way than turning Temple Sinai into a deli!

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FridayFri, 28 FebFebruary, 2025

 
 
Congregational Shabbat Dinner in honor of Refugee Shabbat & our NextDOR 4th Graders

Friday, Feb 28th 5:30p to 7:00pJoin us for Shabbat Dinner in honor of Refugee Shabbat and our NextDOR 4th Graders who will lead our Shabbat Evening Service.

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SundaySun, 9 MarMarch, 2025

 
 
WoTS Membership Appreciation Event

Sunday, Mar 9th 10:00a to 12:00pWomen of Temple Sinai (WoTS) invites all Temple Sinai women to their Membership Appreciation Event.

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WednesdayWed, 12 MarMarch, 2025

 
 
WoTS Trip to Maltz Museum (offsite)

Wednesday, Mar 12th 1:00p to 2:00pJoin WoTS for a trip to the Maltz Museum in Beachwood, Ohio to see the art display, DEGENERATE! Hitler's War on Modern Art.

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ThursdayThu, 13 MarMarch, 2025

 
 
Purim Pizza Dinner

Thursday, Mar 13th 5:30p to 6:30pJoin us before the Purim Shpiel for pizza and salad.

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SundaySun, 16 MarMarch, 2025

 
 
Sensory-Friendly Family Purim Carnival

Sunday, Mar 16th 10:00a to 10:45aOur sensory-friendly Purim Carnival is perfect for anyone needing a carnival that's a little calmer, quieter, and less bright.

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SundaySun, 16 MarMarch, 2025

 
 
Family Purim Carnival

Sunday, Mar 16th 11:00a to 12:30p

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ThursdayThu, 27 MarMarch, 2025

 
 
Brotherhood March Madness

Thursday, Mar 27th 6:00p to 9:00pJoin us to schmooze and watch some exciting NCAA Basketball action! We’ll serve pizza and snacks.

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SaturdaySat, 29 MarMarch, 2025

 
 
Passover Fair

Shabbat, Mar 29th 3:00p to 5:30pDetails coming soon!

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SaturdaySat, 19 AprApril, 2025

Women's Seder

Shabbat, Apr 19th 6:00p to 8:30pThe Women of Temple Sinai extend an invitation to all women in our community, inviting you to partake in the joy of Passover alongside fellow women.

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SaturdaySat, 26 AprApril, 2025

 
 
NextGEN Torah on Tap (offsite)

Shabbat, Apr 26th 7:00p to 9:00pJoin Rabbi Fellman for a drink and ask your most burning Judaic questions.

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The Greater Pittsburgh Jewish Clergy Association (GPJCA) proudly presents Introduction to Judaism.

Intro to Judaism (ITJ for short) is a 25-week course, split into 3 units, that explores the literature, history, traditions, and spiritual foundations of the Jewish religion. The course welcomes anyone interested in growing in their knowledge of the Jewish faith who would like a nuanced, egalitarian, and beginner-intermediate course on Judaism. Teachers are drawn from Pittsburgh-area rabbis and cantors. Classes take place on Sunday afternoons from 2 to 4 pm ET, and are offered in hybrid format - both online and in-person.

The first unit begins October 15, 2023. If you are interested in joining the class, you can register now. A student that misses the beginning of a unit can join at the start of the next unit, and can complete the full course by taking the units in order; i.e. a person who signs up in advance of unit 2 will then proceed to unit 3 and conclude the class by taking unit 1. We will take a brief break over the summer, at which time we will offer a learn-to-read-Hebrew class.

Cost is $360 per person/$400 per couple for all three units. Tuition fee covers 25 sessions and the text book On One Foot. For those that have financial need, aid is available.

To sign up, click here to register.

If you have questions, please contact mgoodman@bethshalompgh.org for more information.


 

Visit Israel with Rabbi Daniel Fellman to celebrate its 75th Anniversary! Dec. 23, 2023–Jan. 2. 2024 Learn more…


 

TEMPLE SINAI CIVIC ENGAGEMENT 2020 

Temple Sinai's Tikkun Olam Center in concert with Union of Reform Judaism’s (URJ) Religious Action Center (RAC) is developing a variety of civic engagement activities in support of three goals for the November elections:

  1. Ensure that 100% of eligible congregants nationally are registered to vote and do so;
  2. Combat voter suppression especially among minority voters and among inactive or unregistered voters in six states: Texas, Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, Georgia and Arizona; and,
  3. Engage young/student voters. Pennsylvania is a targeted state of importance for RAC as well.

The Tikkun Olam Center is planning activities in each of these areas. If you are interested in getting involved, please respond by clicking here and filling out the Google form.

REMEMBER: Please check your voter registration status and apply for your mail-in ballot at: www.votesPA.com. This is a  convenient website for all election-related issues.  

Wed, February 19 2025 21 Sh'vat 5785