Temple Sinai is a member of the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ). We hold both traditional and "non-traditional" religious services. See the Calendar for for this weeks services. A complete schedule of services also appears in the monthly bulletin.

All are welcome to attend.

See Schedule under Calendar Events

Worship time varies depending on the week. Please check calendar in bulletin or or below to confirm weekly times.We are also experimenting with new forms of worship with Yoga services and pre-erev Shabbat Kabbalat Shabbat and Meditation services.

Services may be held at:

6:00 PM- An early 1-hour pre-dinnertime service.
6:30 PM- Young family service oriented for families with children up to about 3^rd grade.
7:30 PM - Family service with complete liturgy, a story, Torah reading and often student participation. Usually the first Friday of the month.
8:00 PM - Full Friday evening worship with Torah reading and D'var Torah or discussion.

See below for Friday schedule

Services are held at the following times (except during July and August):

9:15 AM - Torah study
10:30 AM - Shacharit service. Everyone is welcome to attend this service, which many weeks is lead by a Bar or Bat Miztvah.
10:30AM - Tot Shabbat service. One Saturday per month during the school year for the pre-reader crowd.
Shabbat afternoon Mincha service with a Bar or Bat Mitzvah that concludes with Havdalah.

The Oneg (meaning “delight of”) Shabbat is the after service collation which gives congregants and visitors a chance to socialize and enjoy some refreshments. The oneg is part of the Friday evening celebration of Shabbat. The Kiddush serves the same purpose after the morning service. The term “Kiddush” means sanctification and is used to reflect the blessing over the wine that is recited. All worshippers, visitors as well as members are warmly welcomed to these gatherings.

Temple Sinai has a long tradition of members working together to make wonderful things happen at our synagogue. It is our custom, in keeping with this tradition, to ask members to take a turn once every two years to set up for the Oneg following the Friday evening Shabbat services. This is an enjoyable opportunity for members to give a small amount of time, from which the congregation benefits a great deal. Each week about 4 families are assigned to set up the Oneg. Families will be sent notice about six weeks in advance. Their names will also be listed in the bulletin.