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Temple Sinai stands with Am Yisrael and condemns Hamas and its heinous, terrorist acts. (Read the full statement here.)

Sinai School 2025-26 Starts Sunday, August 17th. Enrollment is open!
Shabbat Potluck Dinners: Join us on the first Friday of each month at 6:00 pm—right after Tot Shabbat and before Kabbalat Shabbat—for food, community, and connection. Bring a dish to share and/or lend a hand and help make Shabbat special. All are welcome! Click to sign up now!
Promotional graphic for Temple Sinai's summer Shabbat dinner initiative. Text reads: “Temple Sinai is closed for Shabbat dinner! June 20 · July 18 · August 22. Celebrate Shabbat at home with friends & family.” Below, it explains that there will be no Temple services on those dates to encourage congregants to host or attend home-hosted Shabbat dinners. On the right, an illustrated group of diverse adults share a joyful meal around a candlelit dinner table. Tagline at the bottom: “It’s personal. It’s meaningful. It’s delicious.” Temple Sinai logo appears in the top right corner.
Shabbat Under the Stars: Summer Nights Under the Reno Sky! June 27, 6 PM: South Valleys Regional Park (south Reno). July 25, 6 PM: Northgate Park (northwest Reno). August 29, 6 PM: South Valleys Regional Park (south Reno). These in-person services will not be livestreamed. Click for more information and location maps.
Who NU? An Exploration of the Jewish Experience. Click for information.
Jew Oughta Know event with Jason Harris on Sunday, October 26, 2025 from 1–3 PM at Temple Sinai. Join Jewish educator and podcaster Jason Harris for a thought-provoking conversation on how Jewish identity, community, and connection to Israel have evolved since October 7. Together, we’ll reflect on what’s changed, what remains, and how we move forward in this pivotal time. Click to learn more.
Rabbis' Sabbatical FAQs - Click to read here.
TemTemple Sinai stands with Am Yisrael and condemns Hamas and its heinous, terrorist acts. (Click to read the full statement.)ple Sinai stands with Am Yisrael and condemns Hamas and its heinous, terrorist acts. (Click to read our full statement.)
Join us for Friday Night Tot Shabbat for first Shabbat every month at 5:30 pm. Join us in person for a short and fun service with songs and stories at Temple Sinai! Email t4tadmin@sinaireno.org to be put on our Tot Shabbat mailing list.
Year of Renewal Oneg Challenge at Temple Sinai, Reno's Reform Congregation. Signing up is EASY! Sign up online here.
This Friday in-person services are on! We will have in-person and livestreaming services at Temple Sinai this week in the Sanctuary. No masks required.

Click here for Shabbat Services In-Person and via Livestream on Friday Nights!

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D’varim Haikus 5785

D’varim Haikus 5785 jemerman July 25, 2025

Torah Study
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Photo of a road with hills on one side, the ocean on the other and the sut setting in the background
Haikus about the weekly Torah portions.

Superman Can Inspire Us to be Jewish Heroes

Superman Can Inspire Us to be Jewish Heroes jemerman July 21, 2025

Film
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Photo of a man ripping his shirt off like Superman
Superman embodies aspects that many of us strive to emulate: strength, compassion, honesty, and doing the right thing under all circumstances. So when James Gunn, the co-CEO of DC Studios, was announced as the writer and director of "Superman," the first movie set in the new DC Cinematic Universe (DCU), I was intrigued.

Temple Sinai

3405 Gulling Road
Reno, Nevada 89503
Phone: 775-747-5508
Fax: 775-747-1911

Vision

Temple Sinai is an inclusive Jewish community that encourages members to fulfill their unique purpose in the world.

Mission

Temple Sinai is a community that learns, cares for one another, and promotes Jewish practice, culture, and tikkun olam (healing the world).

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