Serve with Sinai: DC Diaper Bank
Volunteer alongside your fellow congregants while repacking and bundling diapers for the DC Diaper Bank's clients. You will meet at the DC Diaper Bank warehouse (8860 Monard Drive). Register
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Jews Against ICE Action
Please join Rabbi Goldstein for an upcoming Jewish-led action that will make visible the powerful Jewish opposition to ICE’s cruel and destructive immigration enforcement system. ICE is killing civilians, separating families, kidnapping students, and racially profiling and targeting vulnerable communities. As Jews, we know in our bones and through our moral teachings, that this cruelty Continue Reading »
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Repro / TSWRJ Shabbat
The Davis Center's Reproductive Health & Rights Group and Temple Sinai Women of Reform Judaism will join together in celebrating Repro/TSWRJ Shabbat on February 13th at 6:30 pm, honoring the Jewish value of reproductive freedom. We are delighted to welcome Allison Tombros Korman, Founder and Executive Director of the Red Tent Fund as our guest Continue Reading »
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Serve with Sinai: A Wider Circle
Volunteer at A Wider Circle (9159 Brookville Road in Silver Spring) on the third Thursday of each month, 10 am – 12 pm with your fellow members – all congregants are invited to join. Lunch is not included in this program but those interested in going to Parkway Deli afterwards are more than welcome! If Continue Reading »
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Antisemitism on College Campuses: The Current State
Please join Temple Sinai’s Antisemitism Working Group for a thoughtful and timely discussion on antisemitism on college campuses, featuring Washington Post religion reporter Michelle Boorstein, GW political science professor and former provost Forrest Maltzman, and attorney Baruch Weiss. The conversation will be moderated by Mike Abramowitz. This promises to be a thought-provoking evening. We hope you can Continue Reading »
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Serve with Sinai: So Others Might Eat
Join other Temple Sinai volunteers in serving breakfast at So Others Might Eat (71 O Street, NW) on the 4th Sunday of the month from 6:30am - 9:30am - all congregants are invited to join! Please register at least a week in advance. We have a limited number of volunteer slots and they sometimes fill Continue Reading »
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Serve with Sinai: A Wider Circle
Volunteer at A Wider Circle (9159 Brookville Road in Silver Spring) on the third Thursday of each month, 10 am – 12 pm with your fellow members – all congregants are invited to join. Lunch is not included in this program but those interested in going to Parkway Deli afterwards are more than welcome! If Continue Reading »
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Serve with Sinai: So Others Might Eat
Join other Temple Sinai volunteers in serving breakfast at So Others Might Eat (71 O Street, NW) on the 4th Sunday of the month from 6:30am - 9:30am - all congregants are invited to join! Please register at least a week in advance. We have a limited number of volunteer slots and they sometimes fill Continue Reading »
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JUFJ Labor Seder at Temple Sinai
All of Us Are Free: JUFJ Labor Seder at Temple Sinai! Each spring, hundreds of people in the Jews United for Justice community come together to retell the story of Passover and take action toward collective liberation right now. Temple Sinai is excited to be hosting this year! Join us on Sunday, March 22 at Continue Reading »
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Serve with Sinai: DC Diaper Bank
Volunteer alongside your fellow congregants while repacking and bundling diapers for the DC Diaper Bank's clients. You will meet at the DC Diaper Bank warehouse (8860 Monard Drive). Register
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Cards and Coffee Social: Reproductive Health & Rights
Cards and Coffee Social: Wednesday, March 25, anytime between 9 am and 11am Stop by the member lounge to socialize, have a cup of coffee and snacks with Temple Sinai’s Reproductive Health and Rights Group. AND while you are there, write a couple of postcards to HHS Secretary RFK Jr. to urge him to keep Continue Reading »
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Refugee Shabbat with Rabbi Jill Avrin
Join us on Friday, March 27 for Refugee Shabbat where we will honor refugees, asylum seekers, and displaced people. At this time when immigrants are being targeted, we will learn from other communities who have stood up with their neighbors in order to educate and mobilize our local community. We will welcome Rabbi Jill Avrin, Continue Reading »