Here’s What’s Happening at Temple Sinai
You’re Invited: A Complimentary Lunch & Seminar
Sunday, August 31 · 11:30 AM at Temple Sinai
Hosted by Beth Israel Memorial Chapel & Eternal Light Memorial Gardens. Learn how pre-planning can offer clarity and comfort—for you and your loved ones. Special offers available for attendees.
You do not need to be a Temple member to attend
RSVP is required by calling Beth Israel at 561-563-7464
Get the Most from the Days of Awe
Join Rabbi Steve on Thursday, September 4 at 3 PM for a special class on the High Holy Day Prayer Book (Machzor).
Discover the history behind the text and gain deeper insight into the prayers of the season. Please RSVP by emailing Rabbi@TempleSinaiPBC.org or leave a voicemail with your name, email address and phone number at 561-276-6161, Ext. 204 (Adult Education). If you are unable to attend in person, the class will be available live on Zoom and on demand — but you must RSVP with your email address to receive the link.
Brotherhood Annual Meeting & Luncheon
Sunday, September 7th 12:00 p.m.
Enjoy a pizza and salad lunch plus live entertainment by the talented “Lola.”
Not just for Brotherhood members…spouses, friends, and all are welcome!
RSVP by September 1st Grab a flyer in the lobby or visit templesinaipbc.net/#BrotherhoodAnnual
Selichot Service Saturday, September 13 • 7:30 p.m.
Join Rabbi Steve, Cantorial Soloist Shir, and the Temple Sinai Choir for a moving evening of reflection and music as we begin our spiritual journey into the High Holy Days.
Tuesday, September 16th at 7 p.m. in our sanctuary.
You will not want to miss this evening:
Alex Kor, son of Holocaust survivors, will share his family’s extraordinary story of survival, resilience, and the power of forgiveness. Drawing from his memoir A Blessing, Not a Burden, Dr. Kor reflects on his parents’ experiences in Auschwitz and Buchenwald, his own journey growing up in the shadow of trauma, and how embracing forgiveness became central to preserving their legacy and confronting hate.
High Holy Days – Dates to Remember
Selichot – Saturday, September 13th
Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner, September 22nd – By reservation, details to follow
Erev Rosh Hashanah, Monday, September 22nd
Rosh Hashanah Tuesday, September 23rd
Wednesday, September 24th
Kol Nidre – Wednesday, October 1st
Yom Kippur – Thursday, October 2nd
Yom Kippur Break the Fast – Thursday, October 2nd – By reservation, details to follow
Super Garage Sale Sunday, October 26 • 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Come explore hidden treasures and great bargains in the Temple Sinai parking lot! From beautiful finds to everyday essentials—there’s something for everyone.
Want to reserve a table or two? Flyers with signup info are available in the lobby.
Opportunities to Support Your Synagogue
Sisterhood’s Apples & Honey Greetings
Make someone feel special this New Year!
Send sweet wishes to friends and fellow congregants.
Forms are available in the lobby. You must order by September 10th.
Help Make Our High Holy Days Extraordinary
Support our services by becoming a sponsor! Your sponsorship can be made in memory or in honor of a loved one — or simply in your own name. It will be acknowledged on-screen and in a printed handout.
Sponsor both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services – $250
Or sponsor one service – $180
Your gift helps fund music, flowers, security, and other thoughtful details.
Email President@TempleSinaipbc.org;
or call Betti Adams at 561-276-6161 ext. 122 by September 12th.
Book of Remembrance
Place the names of your loved ones of blessed memory in our BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE, used during the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur. There is a form in the four-page booklet of High Holy Day information, available in our lobby or at Shabbat services. Names and payments must be submitted no later than August 31st The minimum donation for the first name is $18.00, and each additional name is $7.00. You can also list names and pay online at https://templesinaipbc.net/#HHD2025
Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner
Join Rabbi Steve, Cantorial Soloist Shir and your Temple Sinai Family for a traditional holiday meal prepared and served by Diamond Caterers. Then walk right into the sanctuary! All details and the reservation form are in the four-page High Holy Day booklet, available in our lobby RSVP by September 10th. Or pay online at https://templesinaipbc.net/#RHDinner (please list your entrees and seating choices)
Dedicate a Chair in Our Sanctuary in time for the High Holy Days
Reserve your personal seat for the High Holy Days—year after year. Each dedicated chair includes a personalized plaque with your name or a tribute in honor or memory of a loved one. Sit proudly in your seat while supporting Temple Sinai.
For details get a flyer in our lobby or at https://templesinaipbc.net/#Chair