Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto

ENGAGE IN TEMPLE LIFE

Our Reform congregation is more than a group of individuals: our members feel like an extended family. We offer multi-generational educational and social programming; dynamic Hebrew and religious school; exciting activities for young families; social action programs that reach out to the larger community; vibrant and inclusive daily services, and equal participation for men and women.

Temple offers an excellent range of opportunities for every member — no matter what their age or stage — to build relationships and find their own unique place in the Temple community.

For some that means joining in our very participatory Shabbat services, which have many opportunities for lay involvement, including Torah text study brought to life in a way that’s relevant for today. For others, it means finding enrichment in volunteer committees, social action initiatives, or adult Jewish learning programs.

Families value our excellent schools and child and youth programs that are designed for kids from 18 months to high school and beyond.

What our members say...
Temple Sinai was the right community for us; the one we wanted our children to grow up in. We are delighted with our choice. We have found so many friends here at Temple and feel that this community is like our family.

Nathalie Rethazy

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-02T19:40:19-04:00

Nathalie Rethazy

Temple Sinai was the right community for us; the one we wanted our children to grow up in. We are delighted with our choice. We have found so many friends here at Temple and feel that this community is like our family.
I’m very involved in Temple and Temple activities, but the Lawyer Connections group has introduced me to other counsel Temple members. As a criminal lawyer, I don’t normally mingle with the non-criminal bar. I look forward to future events.

Marsha Kideckel, Lawyers Connection

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T15:49:29-04:00

Marsha Kideckel, Lawyers Connection

I’m very involved in Temple and Temple activities, but the Lawyer Connections group has introduced me to other counsel Temple members. As a criminal lawyer, I don’t normally mingle with the non-criminal bar. I look forward to future events.
The Next Generation program has given us the opportunity to congregate and connect with people in our age group at Temple Sinai. Whether it’s celebrating Sukkot or enjoying a Blue Jays baseball game, it has been good to come together as a community outside of the synagogue setting.

Danu Mandlsohn

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T16:05:18-04:00

Danu Mandlsohn

The Next Generation program has given us the opportunity to congregate and connect with people in our age group at Temple Sinai. Whether it’s celebrating Sukkot or enjoying a Blue Jays baseball game, it has been good to come together as a community outside of the synagogue setting.
We’ve had a long and storied history with Temple Sinai — beginning with Tot Shabbats with our baby and toddler to Purim carnivals, Havdalah, Chanukkah parties, baby naming, and our first bar mitzvah. Temple Sinai has really given our kids a sense of community and connection to their Judaism.

Sara Noble

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-02T19:40:58-04:00

Sara Noble

We’ve had a long and storied history with Temple Sinai — beginning with Tot Shabbats with our baby and toddler to Purim carnivals, Havdalah, Chanukkah parties, baby naming, and our first bar mitzvah. Temple Sinai has really given our kids a sense of community and connection to their Judaism.
More than just a religious institution, Temple Sinai is an important part of my and my family’s Jewish life. I feel included and welcome while I enjoy the “community centre” aspect of our synagogue. I participate in activities, attend lectures, and of course, film festivals—all within the context of Reform Judaism. I have also made many good friends through Temple and I treasure that part of my participation.

Susan Gordin, Renaissance Group

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T15:50:44-04:00

Susan Gordin, Renaissance Group

More than just a religious institution, Temple Sinai is an important part of my and my family’s Jewish life. I feel included and welcome while I enjoy the “community centre” aspect of our synagogue. I participate in activities, attend lectures, and of course, film festivals—all within the context of Reform Judaism. I have also made many good friends through Temple and I treasure that part of my participation.
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