“A Rabbi, A Reverend, and an Abortionist Walk into a Podcast” Join us at Temple Sinai for a special live taping of "Outlawed", the groundbreaking podcast that brings real stories and urgent conversations around reproductive health, rights, and justice directly to listeners. Co-hosted by Dr. Beverly Gray and Dr. Jonas Swartz, Outlawed highlights the voices Continue Reading »
We are feeling the weight of these unprecedented times in Washington, DC. Join us to learn about what is happening from experts in our Temple Sinai congregation and spend time with our community. The evening will begin with a panel of Sinai members representing a broad range of perspectives, reflecting on the significance of this Continue Reading »
Volunteer at A Wider Circle (9159 Brookville Road in Silver Spring) on Thursday, May 15, 10 am – 12 pm with Men of Reform Judaism – though 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 you Continue Reading »
We know that summer often brings extra free time. Whether you are retired, between jobs, or a teen looking for SSL hours, spend time with fellow volunteers this summer while doing good work for our community. Advanced registration required. All sessions are 10 am - 12 pm: Wednesday, June 18, 10am - 12pm (A Wider Continue Reading »
Consul Rafael Laveaga, Chief of the Consular Section Embassy of Mexico in Washington, DC, will brief Temple Sinai's group on the wide range of services the Consulate provides to the Mexican community in the DMV region and the growing demand for its services in today's climate. The Consulate offers legal guidance and assistance to Mexican Continue Reading »
Temple Sinai's Davis Center for Social Justice is collecting items to make kids' activity packs for Ayuda, who provides legal, social, and language services to help low-income immigrants in our area. The "busy bags" will keep the kids entertained while their parents have their legal consultations (and then they can take it home with them). Continue Reading »
We know that summer often brings extra free time. Whether you are retired, between jobs, or a teen looking for SSL hours, spend time with fellow volunteers this summer while doing good work for our community. Advanced registration required. All sessions are 10 am - 12 pm: Wednesday, June 18, 10am - 12pm (A Wider Continue Reading »
We know that summer often brings extra free time. Whether you are retired, between jobs, or a teen looking for SSL hours, spend time with fellow volunteers this summer while doing good work for our community. Advanced registration required. All sessions are 10 am - 12 pm: Wednesday, June 18, 10am - 12pm (A Wider Continue Reading »
We know that summer often brings extra free time. Whether you are retired, between jobs, or a teen looking for SSL hours, spend time with fellow volunteers this summer while doing good work for our community. Advanced registration required. All sessions are 10 am - 12 pm: Wednesday, June 18, 10am - 12pm (A Wider Continue Reading »
Join us for “Bystander Training for Allies”, a Zoom presentation designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and others during immigration enforcement encounters. This concise training will teach participants how to intervene safely when witnessing harassment or discrimination against immigrants. You can learn "Know Your Rights" skills and how to Continue Reading »
We know that summer often brings extra free time. Whether you are retired, between jobs, or a teen looking for SSL hours, spend time with fellow volunteers this summer while doing good work for our community. Advanced registration required. All sessions are 10 am - 12 pm: Wednesday, June 18, 10am - 12pm (A Wider Continue Reading »
Special Labor Day Bagel Brunch: Saturday, August 30, 10:45 am - 12:15 pm In the spirit of JUFJ's Labor on the Bimah Program, Washington Interfaith Network (WIN) Organizer Micah Haskell-Hoehl and Metro AFL-CIO President Samuel Epps will discuss critical issues DC’s deal with the Washington Commanders poses for DC's working people and their families. From Continue Reading »