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Temple Sinai follows the rhythm of the Jewish calendar with joyous worship and celebrations of Shabbat and holidays.

We invite and encourage your participation.

Visit TSND.TV for live stream opportunities! 

Kabbalat Shabbat Service Every Friday 6:15 PM
Saturday Torah Study Every Saturday 9:00 AM
Saturday Shabbat Service Every Saturday 10:30 AM
Onegs are held before all Friday evening services at 5:45 PM. During the year we host special Shabbat services where Oneg may be after the service.


Gan Sinai Early Learning Center Kabbalat Shabbat

Our youngest students, ages 18 months to 5 years old, celebrate Shabbat each Friday with a Kabbalat Shabbat program. Our Cantor, Norman Cohen Falah, plays his guitar and leads the singing and generates ruach (spirit). Rabbi Litwak and Rabbi David are joined each week by Hershey to share Torah and Shabbat joy! Gan Sinai's Early Learning Center celebrates a special Grandparents Shabbat each year. 

Sponsoring an Service ($54) 

Whether you are celebrating an anniversary, a child’s Bar/Bat Mitzvah, the birth of a grandchild, or any other occasion, you may wish to celebrate it with your Temple Sinai community by sponsoring a Shabbat service. Contact the Temple Sinai Office: 305.932.9010 or templesinai@tsnd.org.

Kabbalat Shabbat Services – Friday, 6:15 pm

Temple Sinai’s Shabbat service is a good way to end the week and reflect on life. Each week, we gather for Friday evening services in our Feinbloom Sanctuary. Special services such as Friday Night Live, Interfaith or Choral Kabbalat Shabbats are held in our Sanctuary throughout the year. 

Torah Study – Saturday Mornings, 9 am (Virtual Only)

Shabbat morning Torah Study, led by Rabbi Alan Litwak and Bob Sugarman, is a brief prayer service is followed by an extended and spirited discussion of the weekly Torah portion. 

The weekly Torah portion (parasha) is read in English, paragraph by paragraph, with many pauses for discussion. Everyone present is welcome to contribute questions, ideas, reflections, concerns. Discussion is varied and is driven entirely by those present. From the scholarly–the way a word is written in the plural when it seems as if it should be singular, a rabbinic commentator’s thoughts—to the political, including the power of contemporary political events to bring new meaning to an ancient text—to the personal— all discussion expands on the parasha’s theme. The atmosphere is one of camaraderie with everyone learning from Torah, and from each other. Bring your own favorite chumash (English Torah translation and commentary), or use one of ours, including the recently published URJ Torah: A Women’s Commentary.

Shabbat Morning Services – Saturday, 10:30 am

On many Saturday mornings from September through June, we celebrate the coming of age of a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, at Shabbat morning services, including Torah reading in our Sanctuary beginning at 10:30 a.m. 

 

 

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