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Festival Greeting Cards

Send Greetings and Support Temple Sinai

There is no better way to celebrate an occasion or festival than to honour your family and friends with a gift of charity.

It couldn't be easier!

Simply fill out the online form with your personalized message, attach your mailing list, and we will take care of the rest, including printing, postage, and mailing.

Cards are $10 each or $100 for 12. We will contact you to confirm all details.
A charitable tax receipt will be issued.

You can also call the Temple Office at 416.487.4161 or bring your list into Temple.
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TESTIMONIALS
When I stood with the Torah in my arms, my shoulders draped in my late father’s tallit, I experienced an indescribable sense of pride, freedom and happiness. I am so thankful that I had the privilege of holding the Torah and dancing freely in this country, and that I will have the opportunity for further study at Temple. I truly love the experience of studying with the clergy!

Berta Banks

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T15:37:23-04:00

Berta Banks

When I stood with the Torah in my arms, my shoulders draped in my late father’s tallit, I experienced an indescribable sense of pride, freedom and happiness. I am so thankful that I had the privilege of holding the Torah and dancing freely in this country, and that I will have the opportunity for further study at Temple. I truly love the experience of studying with the clergy!
For a brief time we were no longer members of a community, but members of a family.

Bunni Bresver

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T15:52:56-04:00

Bunni Bresver

For a brief time we were no longer members of a community, but members of a family.
My family joined Temple Sinai in 1956 when I was three years old. We attended Shabbat evening services regularly, I went to Hebrew and Religious School at Temple, and I was in the Confirmation class. All of my family’s life cycle events took place at Temple Sinai. My faith, my commitment to Jewish learning, and my connection to Temple Sinai deepened over the years.

Rickey Miller

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T16:10:23-04:00

Rickey Miller

My family joined Temple Sinai in 1956 when I was three years old. We attended Shabbat evening services regularly, I went to Hebrew and Religious School at Temple, and I was in the Confirmation class. All of my family’s life cycle events took place at Temple Sinai. My faith, my commitment to Jewish learning, and my connection to Temple Sinai deepened over the years.
My grandparents joined Temple in 1957 to create an atmosphere of Judaism for their growing family, and it has done so for over 50 years. I have had so many wonderful experiences at Temple Sinai, from participating in youth group, to my bat mitzvah, confirmation and most recently, my wedding. Temple has always been the place that I can enjoy the festivals with my family and reconnect with my Jewish roots. I was so thrilled that my husband felt an immediate connection to Temple as well. With our new baby, we have now added a fourth generation to our Temple Sinai family.

Sarah Chris

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T15:38:02-04:00

Sarah Chris

My grandparents joined Temple in 1957 to create an atmosphere of Judaism for their growing family, and it has done so for over 50 years. I have had so many wonderful experiences at Temple Sinai, from participating in youth group, to my bat mitzvah, confirmation and most recently, my wedding. Temple has always been the place that I can enjoy the festivals with my family and reconnect with my Jewish roots. I was so thrilled that my husband felt an immediate connection to Temple as well. With our new baby, we have now added a fourth generation to our Temple Sinai family.
The folks we met when we were out on the van were courteous, appreciative and thankful for the sandwiches, coffee and, most importantly, the conversation. It was a rewarding and eye opening experience for both my two teens and myself. We would do it again in a heartbeat.

Debby Feldman

Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto
2020-07-03T15:54:19-04:00

Debby Feldman

The folks we met when we were out on the van were courteous, appreciative and thankful for the sandwiches, coffee and, most importantly, the conversation. It was a rewarding and eye opening experience for both my two teens and myself. We would do it again in a heartbeat.
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