Temple Sinai

Yom Chamishi, 17 Nisan 5774

Our Torah Scrolls Torah
Our New Building Temple Sinai
Miriam dancing with the Israelites having crossed the Reed Sea crafted by Harry Weinberg 1997 / 5757. Sinai Doors
The eternal light for our Sanctuary. Ner Tamid
Design representing the continuum of life. Created 2010 / 5770. Sinai Stained Glass
Come celebrate the JOY of Shabbat at Temple Sinai. Shabbat

What's Happening at Temple Sinai

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	From the Sinai Youth Group Parents' Night Out April 26, 5:30-9:30pm $5/child for the evening Click here to RSVP >>		Sinai's Lake Tahoe Familyhood Shabbat Retreat May 2nd & 3rd Click here for details and to sign up >>
	Sisterhood Presents the Kugle Cook-Off May 17 at 6:00pm $20ea Before 5/10 Click here for tickets & Information >>		Tuesdays at 7:00 PM Hebrew Prayer Class Starting January 21, 2014 Click here for info >>
	Monthly 1st Shabbat Torah Study with Rabbi Bair 10:30am on the 1st Shabbat each month Click here to RSVP >>		Rosh Chodesh Women's Monthly Learning Click here for details and to sign up >>
	Hosts needed... Signup to Host an Oneg for Shabbat It's easy! Just... Click here>>		Rabbi Ethan Bair's High Holy Days Sermons, 5774 Click here >>
	Check out our... Weekly eNewsletter Read the current issue or subscribe to find out about all our current events. Click here>>		See what's coming up on our extended Online Calendar Click here>>
	Temple Sinai Rabbi's Blog Click here>>		Temple Sinai President's Blog Click here>>

Meet the New Rabbi
Social Action
Contribution Opportunities

Temple Sinai welcomes Rabbi Ethan Bair. Rabbi Bair grew up in Boston where he was raised by spiritual seekers who rediscovered their Judaism through the Jewish Renewal movement. A graduate of Oberlin College and a former Fulbright scholar to Germany, Rabbi Bair was ordained at the Reform seminary, Hebrew Union College, Los Angeles, in 2011. He wrote his Rabbinic thesis on... Click HERE to read more >>

The Jewish practice of Tikkun Olam (to heal the world) is very important to our synagogue family. Temple Sinai had been involved in our local community through helping to house the homeless (Family Promise), spending time helping out at the local food bank (FBNN), helping to feed the hungry through our High Holy Days Food Drive, and encouraging our community leaders to make socially conscious policies and laws (ACTIONN). Visit our Tikkun Olam page to learn more.

We have many Temple funds to choose from: General Fund, Capital Fund, Cemetery Fund, Community Education Fund, FF&I Fund (Furnishings, Fixtures & Interiors), Maintenance Fund, Music Fund, Oneg Fund, Rabbi's Discretionary Fund, Religious School Fund, and Ritual Fund. Click here to make a donation.