The Calanit or Anemone is Israel’s National flower. Calanit comes from the Hebrew word cala, which means ‘bride’. Whenever anyone visits the northern Negev, the Calanit welcomes them with their …
Made for Members by Members Put your tiles on the table! The game that originated in China has come to Temple Sinai. Don’t miss out on an afternoon or evening …
Musical and artistic creativity have been integral parts of the Temple Sinai experience since the beginning. This series gives our members an opportunity to meet some of the talented artists …
Made for Members by Members Everyone loves a good story! What’s yours? Come and share your favourite stories, life narratives or made-up tales with other interesting and interested men. Or …
Tu B’Av - The Day of Love Shabbat Mishpachah Online for Young Families Gift Bag Pick Up: 11.00 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. Shabbat Mishpachah Online: 5.00 p.m. Let’s give a …
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Join Rabbi Shaner and other young professionals in welcoming Shabbat by connecting and sharing about our week, reflecting on a meaningful idea, and lighting Shabbat candles together. Together we'll take …
The Next Generation (22-39) Virtual Shabbat Candle Lighting Read More »
Musical and artistic creativity have been integral parts of the Temple Sinai experience since the beginning. This series gives our members an opportunity to meet some of the talented artists …
The Institute for Jewish Spirituality in partnership with URJ, presents The Shofar Project, during the month of Elul Thursday August 20 to Friday September 18 The Shofar Project is a …
This Shabbat morning, our member Barry Albert, who is a firefighter, will speak during services about how the pandemic has affected his work on the front lines. This will reflect …
Join our friends from our sister congregation Ramot Shalom of Be'er Sheva as we study together to prepare for the coming festivals. We will compare the musical traditions in Israeli …
Remote Shalom — High Holy Days Edition with Rabbi Michael Dolgin Read More »