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Welcome To Temple Sinai of Roslyn
Where every heart has a home.
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Distinguished Lecturer Series
Temple Sinai has a rich history of bringing world renowned speakers to our congregation, such as former President Bill Clinton.
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Sinai In The City
Our unique young adult group does some community service by cleaning up a Manhattan park.
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In Our Community
Temple Sinai's spirit goes beyond our walls. We celebrate Tashlich at the Gerry Pond Park in Roslyn.
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Our Celebrations
Temple Sinai is a place for every holiday celebration. Simchat Torah is always a favorite!
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Our Nursery School
Temple Sinai's Nursery School students love to learn and explore!
Shalom & Welcome
We are delighted to welcome you to Temple Sinai of Roslyn. Temple Sinai is an inclusive Reform congregation that offers a warm welcome and nurturing home to all who seek a meaningful and enduring connection to Judaism. We welcome Jews from all backgrounds, striving to serve the needs of families and singles, Jews of all races, cultures and sexual orientations, as well as Jews-by-choice and interfaith families. Temple Sinai is a vibrant community with a wide variety of spiritual, educational and social programs. We encourage you to explore all that our web site and our community have to offer.
(From left to right) Cantors Sergei & Elena Schwartz, Rabbi Michael White, Rabbi Andrew Gordon
Where every heart has a home..Join Us
A Year in the Life of Temple Sinai Video
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Every heart has a home at Temple Sinai. As the largest Reform Synagogue on Long Island, Temple Sinai will deliver and expand our outstanding, personalized and innovative programs and services to our inclusive Jewish community.Join Us
Click to View LIVE Streaming of Shabbat and Archived Services:
(LIVE Streaming during the summer when weather is inclement)
Teen Chazak is a vocational training program for teens with special needs in a Jewish setting.
Upcoming Events
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Beginning September 19 and 20 - Mondays at 7:00 pm or Tuesdays at 9:30 am - Adult Education with Rabbi White The Tribes of Israel: A Shared Homeland for a Divided People
Wednesday, October 5 at 7:00 pm Friend of a Friend/Chaverot Game Night
Sunday, October 9 at 9:00 am Brotherhood Sukkah Building
Friday, October 14 at 10:00 am Friend of a Friend/Chaverot Sukkah Decorating
Click for our Calendar of Events.
** NOTE** SAVE THE DATE - Thursday, October 27 at 6:00 pm Temple Sinai's 5th Big Read
** NOTE** SAVE THE DATE - Saturday, December 3rd - A hot night for a cool cause, FIRE & ICE, Temple Sinai's Third Annual Benefit Auction
Ongoing Events
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Sukkot and Simcha Torah Holiday Kit
Shabbat Hallelu - First Friday of the Month at 6:30 pm - Resumes on September 9
Shabbat LaNeshama - Third Friday of the Month at 7:45 pm - October 21
Morning Minyan/Shabbat Torah Study - Saturdays at 9:00 am
Bibles and Bagels - First and Third Saturdays of the Month at 10:00 am - October 1 and 15
Jewish Community Choir - Tuesdays at 7:30 pm - Resumes in October
Youth Choir - Fridays, September 30
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Temple Sinai in the News
A Message from Jerusalem from Rabbi Michael White
Journal of Ali's 10 Years at Temple Sinai
See Temple Sinai on Mitzvah Day on News Channel 12 (for Optimum Subscribers)
Temple Sinai's Community Choir Performing at the Temple Choir Festival at Temple Avodah, Oceanside NY (Entire Concert) Click Here to view the Temple Sinai Choir only.
Temple Sinai Spotlight
Wishing you a sweet New Year filled with health,
happiness and peace.
From your Temple Sinai Family
Rosh Hashanah Begins on Sunday, October 2
Click Here for a Full Schedule of High Holy Day and Festival Services
Monthly Adult Education with Rabbi White Begins
The Tribes of Israel: A Shared Homeland for a Divided People
Monday, September 19 - 7:00 pm
or Tuesday, September 20 - 9:30 am
For More Information Click Here
From Rabbi White's Study
What We Gain When the Holy Days Work
For as long as I have breath, For as long as my soul is within me, I offer thanks to You, Adonai, my God -Talmud Berachot 60b
Cantor Sergei has been including this beautiful prayer of gratitude in our morning services for some time now, and each time I hear it I find myself stopping and focusing on my breath, on how often I fail to notice this vital bodily function. Breathing.
From the President's Desk
Jonathan Cheris
Dear Friends,
The High Holy Days are upon us. On behalf of my wife Ann and I, along with our children Aaron and Sara, we want to wish you and your family health, laughter and hope that this year will be a wonderful one. When you look into your heart as the New Year starts, may you discover a new sense of possibility, a new belief in the gifts you have to share, and a renewed commitment to your faith and your dreams. Happy New Year!
From the Cantor-Educator
Cantor-Educator Elena Schwartz
A Goal for The New Year
As we stand at the threshold of the New Year 5777, our tradition implores each of us to engage in Cheshbon HaNefesh - examining our deeds during the past year and taking stock of the kind of person each of us will be in the coming year. Of the many Middot - moral virtues - which we are trying to instill in our children and in our entire Religious School community, Shmirat Ha'lashon - the ethics of speech - is perhaps the starting point for which Judaism strives.
Religious School Registration is in Progress - School Starts Monday, September 12 - Click Here for Information and Registration Materials
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