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Life is a journey. For more than 50 years the generations of Temple Sinai partners have held fast to the Torah and planted many “Trees of Life and Learning” along their path to spiritual joy and fulfillment.
Throughout their journey, generations of Temple Sinai partners have created an outstanding place of worship and study, a place to celebrate simchas, and a place of great comfort in difficult times. Our doors are always open.
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 Sunday, September 12, 2010-PARTICIPATE IN A HOLIDAY MITZVAH! Join together to distribute baskets of food to homebound, frail, elderly and others in need. We will participate in the Jewish Community Service's Annual Milk and Honey Food Distribution Campaign. Together we will fulfill the mitzvah of Feeding the Hungry/ Ma'achil Re'evim. Please meet at Temple Sinai at 11:30 AM for an orientation and light nosh. Once the baskets have been distributed, you are on your own to make the deliveries. All those interested should contact Deborah Litwak at 305.932.2935 or litw2935@bellsouth.net.
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 KEMELHOR CHAPEL - 6:00 PMWhile our regular Family Erev Shabbat service usually takes place outside, July is a bit hot for that. This Family Shabbat service will take place in the Kemelhor Chapel with a pot-luck dinner to follow. This is a come-as-you-are Shabbat Service led by Cantor Michael Kruk, Rabbi David N. Young, and David Prashker. Acoustic guitar and hand drums accentuate the service with enough energy to entertain the young, and enough substance to worship with the young-at-heart. This is the only Shabbat service of the evening. Please bring a food item according to the first letter of your last name (prepare food for 8-10 people): A-F: Side or Salad; G-L: Drinks; M-S: Dessert (no nuts, please!); T-Z: Main Course. This is a participatory service; we have lots of instruments to share. If you or your child/ren have your own instruments(tambourine, drum, maracas, etc), please bring them with you and feel free to join in. If you would like to take part in the service, contact Rabbi Young (rabbi.young@tsnd.org) for a speaking part. Hope to see everyone there. |
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Dinner (RSVP to the synagogue office-305.932.9010) |
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Exploring S'lichot-Mind Body & Soul
4 Breakout Sessions |
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1. Texts on Tshuvah with David Prashker
Selichot study in its purest form! A look at a selection of Rabbinical texts on the topic of repentance.
2. Ethical Wills with Rabbi Litwak
On the High Holy Days we work to improve our own lives, but how do we ensure that our legacy will be all we hope it to be?
3. Meditation with Meredith Fishman
A chance to get centered and relaxed as we prepare for our days of introspection.
4. Identifying God: For Teens Only with Rabbi Young
Teens in grades 8 through 12 are welcome to discuss what it means to connect with God over the High Holy Days and all year around. (After Selichot, stay the night for our SNFTY Lock-In!) |
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Dessert |
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Service |
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SNFTY S'lichot Lock-in for 8th-12th Graders |
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