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Temple Sinai conducts Religious Services every week for both Erev
Shabbat and Shabbat, and for all Jewish Holidays. We use the Gates of
Prayer for Shabbat and Weekdays (published by the Central Conference of American
Rabbis [CCAR])
prayer book and have our own songster booklets. We have a small choir
composed of members who enhance our services; music is an important part of each
service. Our High Holiday services are, naturally, a
special time to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and observe Yom Kippur.
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Erev Shabbat Services
are every Friday night at 7:30 PM (unless it is a special service with a
pre-announced schedule - check the website or call the Office if you aren't sure).
Following the service, we enjoy an Oneg Shabbat with challah, wine, and
delicious snacks, and you are encouraged to mingle with the rabbi, cantor, our
special Shabbat welcomers and ushers, and other members.
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 Special Erev Shabbat Services
- such as monthly Intergenerational Shabbat, Blue Jeans Shabbat, Chanukah and
Purim - usually start at 7:30 PM
and may be preceded by a 5:30 PM community
dinner at the Temple. Monthly Family Services (also called Intergenerational)
are sometimes led by the Religious School or the Temple Youth Group.
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 Shabbat Services
are held every Saturday morning at 10 AM. They are followed by D'Var Torah - a
lively discussion of Torah and commentary, from Noon - 1 PM.
We also have regular Tot
Shabbat Services; see next item.
A Well-Kept Secret and a Pleasant
Surprise! - by Lillian Nadler
Saturday mornings can be a time
for reflection and peace of mind for all of us if only we would attend
Saturday morning services and find out for ourselves how meaningful it can be.
So it was for me this past Saturday.
Those attending are most gracious and
happy to have you join them. A small group of Saturday morning regulars enjoy
the services, coming away with a feeling of
peace and desire to come back for more.
Our young members who cannot attend
Friday night services would do well to attend Saturday morning, and bring
their young families with them. Our senior members who cannot attend Friday
night services would find it to be a wonderful way to spend the morning and
start a new week. Oh yes, and a lovely Kiddush afterwards.
Come one and all. See for yourself what
I have discovered. Saturday morning services at Temple Sinai.
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Tot Shabbat
Jewish Joy, Love and
Learning for Tots and siblings to age 7+. Art and Music for
little people, Storytelling, Creative Movement, Ecology, Prayer
through Song. Meets the 1st Saturday each month. 10 AM – 11:30 AM.
Oneg/Brunch. See “The Scroll” for Special Events
with each
month’s special theme. Adults must be accompanied by a child. Call
Sheila at (561) 391-4826 sheilasong@mac.com for more information.
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High Holiday Services
are observed for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Erev Yom Kippur, or Kol Nidre,
is an especially beautiful traditional service.
Click here to see
our High Holiday Services schedule and policies.
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Holiday Services
are celebrated in the weekly, or special, holiday service. Traditional rituals are
observed for Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Chanukah, and Purim.
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 Passover
is a special holiday at Temple Sinai - we
celebrate a festive Seder on the first night of Passover, attended by both
members and non-members. This features a traditional Seder run by our own
Rabbi and Cantor, with a delicious catered meal, and is often a
sellout!
- Also, our Sisterhood sponsors a very popular
Women’s Seder in the
weeks leading up to Passover. Our women have learned to sign up early. It has
sold out every year. Click
here for description of this great Temple Sinai tradition.
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