It's easy to become part of our community. 

A Reform congregation affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ), we count among us Jews raised in Orthodox, Conservative, humanistic, and other traditions, in addition to the Reform tradition; interfaith families; Jews of Color; LGBT Jews; singles, couples, and families; Jews with disabilities; and Jews across the age span and from many backgrounds. 

In sum, we embrace Jews of all ages and backgrounds, as well as those curious about Judaism. 

Do I need to do anything to join? 
Our services are open to all, and if you are interested in Temple Sinai, we encourage you to join us for as many as you like. To be a full member of our community, we ask that you make a donation, consistent with your circumstances, as part of our Sustaining Sinai initiative.

If you have a specific area of interest, we welcome you to get involved in one of our many committees, clubs, and affinity groups. It is a great way to get to know our friendly and informal congregation and become fully immersed in our community. 

I would love to attend a service or participate in a program, but I have a disability. Can you accommodate me?
Yes! We try to build accessibility into all our services and events. We can also fulfill special requests. Access our online form and learn more about Accessible Judaism at Temple Sinai. 

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