Tonight, we welcome special speaker Professor Jonathan Cohen.

This morning, we welcome special speaker Professor Jonathan Cohen.

Temple Sinai’s Adventure Camp offers a unique program designed to give your children an unforgettable experience. Our goal is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where children can explore and soak up all the creative activities offered.

Know any good Jewish educators? It should not take long for anyone at Temple Sinai to answer that question.

Join us for the annual TSWRJ Authors' Roundtable with Ramona Ausubel, Deborah Kalb, Bernice Steinhardt, Natalie Wexler, and moderator Marla Romash. Click "more information" to read about this year's authors and how to RSVP.

In this issue: Purim, special Shabbat celebrations, and the Nursery School Auction.

Join us for another Brotherhood Brunch: Meet Our Press. Click more information for guest details and to RSVP.

Join us as we welcome Dr. Jonathan Cohen on Friday, March 9 and Saturday, March 10.

Join us on Saturday, February 25 for the annual TSWRJ Authors' Roundtable with Ramona Ausubel, Deborah Kalb, Bernice Steinhardt, Natalie Wexler, and moderator Marla Romash.

Rabbi Mindy Portnoy will lead this 4-part series beginning on Tuesday, February 14

Rabbi Portnoy leads this 4-part series about lesser-known women of the Bible

Join us on Friday, February 10 for a special Disability Awareness Shabbat service followed by a catered dinner.

Join us on Friday, February 10 for a special Disability Awareness Shabbat service followed by a catered dinner.

This year's theme is Aloh Na’aleh: Seizing the Moment to Renew Reform Judaism. Several sessions were recorded, revisit them here.

Everything you need to know about our search for a new Director of Congregational Learning.

UPDATED: Join Rabbi Roos and Family in Israel, June 2012. Register online now!

Join us for a catered (not participatory) dinner following our Disability Awareness Shabbat service. Advance reservation is required for the dinner. Fee will be waived if cost is a barrier: please stay for dinner! To RSVP, please visit Eventbrite or call the temple office at (202) 363-6394

Following our Shabbat Shira service. Reservations are required; please visit Eventbrite or call the temple office at (202) 363-6394 for more details.

Parents of Young Adults Who Struggle

Immediately following Tot Shabbat. Please register on Eventbrite or by calling the temple office at (202) 363-6394.

February is Disability Awareness month. Join us in striving to be a welcoming community in which all individuals, including individuals with disabilities and their families, can participate fully in all aspects of congregational life -- worship, study, programs, and leadership.

The Avalon Theatre Presents: Reel Israel DC. Join us on the 4th Wednesday of every month for a film followed by discussion.

Can't make the Friday evening service? Prefer a more relaxed and intimate Shabbat morning experience? Want to carry the Torah or open the Ark? “Kehillat Shabbat is a wonderful way to become comfortable with, and celebrate Shabbat,” Helzner says. The service concludes at noon and is followed by a kiddush lunch, provided by the Temple.

This year's auction celebrating our 20th year will take place the evening of Saturday, February 25. Click here for a sneak peek at our offerings and start bidding early!

It’s a gala night marking the school’s platinum year. Celebrating Temple Sinai Nursery School’s 20 years of nurturing, educating, and helping our children grow. Click "more information" to go to the TSNS Auction Website to purchase tickets, make $ donations, and view the catalog of fabulous items. Please come mark the school’s 20th year! Auction Committee Coordinator: Amy Dine Stefanick

At the Simchat Shabbat Family service, participants sing, read, dance, pray, and celebrate a spirited Shabbat morning service. Led by Rabbi Jessica Oleon and Cantorial Soloist Robyn Helzner, Simchat Shabbat offers an alternative Shabbat morning experience for all ages. The one-hour service begins at 10:00 AM in the Bet Am, on the third Saturday of every month, year-round. The service alternates between Hebrew and English, introducing Shabbat morning prayers in a comprehensive and energetic format. And there’s always the lure of food. No kiddush lunch goes by without bagels and cream cheese, provided by the Temple, plus platters of cookies, fruits, rugalach or other treats, supplied pot-luck. To receive monthly reminders & more info, contact Robyn Helzner.

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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.