Check here for all relevant documents before the Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 23.

Join us for dinner immediately following the Shabbat Service. Please register on Eventbrite or by calling the temple office at (202) 363-6394.

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Join us for dinner immediately following the Shabbat Service. Please register on Eventbrite or by calling the temple office at (202) 363-6394.

meeting includes dinner.

Click here to find information about the Annual Meeting to be held on Wednesday, May 23 at 8 PM.

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Has it been some time since you “Socialized at Sinai?” Join us for an early Prozdor and Shabbat Service followed by a leisurely dinner at this Adult Community Dinner. Better yet, bring yourself and a friend. Simplicity is the order of the evening. We’re updating our email list to include new members and people who might be interested in renewing old ties. The dinner is participatory, so please visit Eventbrite to RSVP and find out what to bring. Contact Betty Ferber or Barbara Kraft with any questions.

Join us on Thursday, May 17 from 6:30 – 9:00 PM for Is there a War on Women? - Perspectives from the US and Israel with guest speaker Ruth Marcus.

Haunting Legacy: Vietnam and the American Presidency From Ford to Obama Since the Vietnam War ended in the 1970s, it has had a lingering impact upon all U.S. Presidents and military leaders. The father and daughter team of Marvin Kalb and Deborah Kalb will discuss this impact as described in their recent book, Haunting Legacy: Vietnam and the American Presidency from Ford to Obama. Both Marvin and Deborah are long-time members of Temple Sinai.

Is there a War on Women? - Perspectives from the US and Israel Ruth Marcus, a well-known Washington Post editorial writer and columnist specializing in politics, the budget and other domestic issues, discuss will her views on whether there is a war on women, in both the US and Israel. Click below for more information and to register for dinner.

Has it been some time since you “Socialized at Sinai?” Join us for an early Prozdor and Shabbat Service followed by a leisurely dinner at this Adult Community Dinner. Better yet, bring yourself and a friend. Simplicity is the order of the evening. We’re updating our email list to include new members and people who might be interested in renewing old ties. The dinner is participatory, so please visit Eventbrite to RSVP and find out what to bring. Contact Betty Ferber or Barbara Kraft with any questions.

Women of Reform Judaism turns 100 in 2013! As part of the centennial celebration, we're printing a new book of women's writings and looking for submissions from any and all Sisterhood members, women clergy, and NFTY-ites. Deadline is May 15, 2012.

Women of Reform Judaism turns 100 in 2013! As part of the centennial celebration, we're printing a new book of women's writings and looking for submissions from any and all Sisterhood members, women clergy, and NFTY-ites. Deadline is May 15, 2012.

Updated 4/24/2012

In this issue: Announcing the retirement of Mr. and Mrs. Tomas, preparing for the Annual Meeting and this year's Zwerdling Program for Social Justice.

Temple Sinai is pleased to present the sixteenth Zwerdling Memorial Program for Social Justice on Friday, May 11.

Join us for a special catered dinner in conjunction with our annual Zwerdling Memorial Program for Social Justice. Reservations are required; please visit Eventbrite.

This program is presented to heighten the awareness of members of the congregation and community on issues of social justice and to provide an opportunity for Temple Sinai to be a forum for the exchange of ideas of importance to the community and nation and to the Jewish world in general.