General Information

Mission: A Community Nurturing Fuller Jewish Life


Vision:
Temple Sinai is the choice for all those seeking an inclusive Jewish community, creating a caring and impactful difference in every person, and coming together to build a just and compassionate world.

Temple Sinai is located on a serene 14-acre campus in North Miami Beach, Florida, offering a peaceful and unique setting for worship, education, and community events.

Temple Sinai is unique because of its combination of inclusivity, a vibrant natural campus, state-of-the-art streaming capabilities, diverse programming, and a leadership team that values personal connections. We create a welcoming space for interfaith families, individuals rediscovering Judaism, and those seeking a progressive approach to Jewish life.

Temple Sinai’s senior staff is led by Rabbi Alan Litwak, known for his accessible and engaging leadership style, and Cantor Norman Cohen-Falah, who leads the music programs. Rabbi David Paskin leads our formal and informal youth education programming. As our Director of Administration, Susan Warech manages our finances, campus, and partnership. The senior staff is supported by a team of experienced educators and administrators.

Worship and Services

We offer a range of services, including Shabbat worship, High Holy Days, lifecycle events (Bar/Bat Mitzvah, weddings, baby namings, funerals), and holiday celebrations. Our services incorporate participatory music, topical sermons, and a mix of Hebrew and English to make them accessible and meaningful for everyone.

Yes! Temple Sinai welcomes families and children, offering interactive family services and youth programs to ensure a positive and engaging experience for all ages.

Yes, our advanced streaming capabilities make it easy to join services and events remotely, complete with on-screen prayers and interactive options for virtual participants.

Absolutely. We encourage anyone interested to attend services and experience the Temple Sinai community before deciding to become a partner.

Education and Youth Programs

Temple Sinai offers comprehensive Jewish education, including:
  • Gan Sinai Early Learning Center (www.gansinai.org) Early childhood education for 18 months to 5 years
  • Sinai Learning Lab (www.sinailearninglab.org) Innovative Jewish micro-school for kindergarten through second graders
  • Club Sinai (www.clubsinai.org) After-school program for kindergarten through fifth graders
  • Sun Sinai (www.sunsinai.org) Supplementary Jewish education for kindergartners through 7th graders
  • Bar/Bat Mitzvah preparation, and teen leadership programs like BBYO and the Teen Mitzvah Corps (www.tsnd.org/tmc).

Yes, we provide leadership development programs and youth group activities designed to engage teens in their Jewish identity and help them build lasting connections.

We offer a variety of adult education programs, including Torah study, classes on contemporary Jewish issues, and guest speakers. These opportunities cater to individuals seeking lifelong learning and personal growth.

Community and Membership

Temple Sinai prides itself on being an inclusive and diverse community that supports individuals and families from all backgrounds, including interfaith families and those new to Judaism.
While membership offers many benefits, non-members are welcome to participate in many of our programs and services.
Membership includes access to exclusive programs, educational opportunities, lifecycle support, High Holy Day tickets, and a stronger connection to the Temple Sinai community.

Facilities and Accessibility

Temple Sinai’s 14-acre campus features worship spaces, educational facilities, outdoor areas, and nature trails, providing a unique environment for spiritual growth, community events, and family activities.

Yes, Temple Sinai is fully accessible, with accommodations such as wheelchair-friendly facilities, large-print prayer books, and hearing assistance devices.

Yes, our campus has ample parking available to all who visit.

Safety and Security

Temple Sinai prioritizes the safety of its congregants and guests with professional security personnel, controlled access points, and regular emergency drills to ensure a secure environment.

Engagement and Volunteering

Temple Sinai offers a variety of opportunities to get involved, including volunteer roles, leadership development programs, and participation in committees or special interest groups.

Yes, we are committed to Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) and regularly organize social action projects to support local and global causes.

Contact and Additional Info

You can reach Temple Sinai by phone at (305) 932-9010, email at TEMPLESINAI@TSND.ORG, or through our website at http://www.tsnd.org.

Yes! We encourage you to visit our campus, meet our team, and experience our community. Contact us to schedule a personal tour.

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