These lay-led services offer opportunities to chant a few verses of Torah or Haftarah in a supportive atmosphere. Participants can also sign up to deliver a d’var Torah (analysis of the weekly Torah portion) that leads to a group discussion. Click here for livestream
Meet the WRJ for a hike in Rock Creek Park. Contact Liz Brenner for the meeting location.
Join us for wine and cheese at an informal get together to meet new and old friends and kick off our new programs for 2025-26! RSVP to let us know you'll join us at a member's home in NW DC. Watch for an email a few days before the event with the exact address.
Rabbi Hannah Goldstein will lead a discussion of The Third Temple by Yishai Sarid, translated by Yardenne Greenspan. Join in person or virtually; no advance registration required.
All are welcome to join the Brotherhood for a discussion of The Last of the Seven: A Novel of World War II. Questions? Contact Howard Oppenheim ()
Join the TSWRJ mah jong! Contact Helaine Workman to join at .
Come at 5:30 pm for a casual pizza dinner and activities before the 6:30 pm Shabbat Service. RSVP here The cost is $18 per family to ensure this program can continue to thrive. Additional donations are welcome and a zero-cost option is available if this is more appropriate for your family.
Join us in person or virtually for our weekly Shabbat service. Click here for livestream
Join us in person or virtually every Saturday morning for a discussion of the Torah reading for the week led by our clergy. No RSVP necessary. Visit the Google Classroom Click to join via Zoom (Meeting ID: 839 7118 5697)
Join us for an eye-opening safety orientation led by TS Executive Director Lee Levitt and the expert team from JShield: Security by the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. This essential training is designed for all who frequently visit our building and are eager to learn effective strategies to enhance personal and community safety. Don’t miss Continue Reading »
A Changing World & Jewish Beliefs and Values In the early days of the administration last winter, Rabbi Reiner wrote a statement of core Jewish beliefs that was signed by over 600 Jewish clergy. The statement restated our beliefs that were challenged by the executive orders and sudden changes that were emerging daily. The response Continue Reading »
Attention retirees! Please join us the 3rd Wednesday of the month for an in-person social hour in our beautiful new space. We will provide the coffee and homemade cake, and you will provide the company and conversation. If you can, please let Karen Auerbach know if you are coming. You are also welcome to just show up!
Are you caregiving for a loved one? Are you seeking a safe space to talk about the stresses and challenges of caring for someone with dementia/Alzheimer’s, stroke, cancer and other debilitating chronic illnesses? Please join us for a monthly drop-in group on the last Wednesday of the month at 10:30 am informally facilitated by Sinai Cares Staff Continue Reading »
Join the TSWRJ mah jong! Contact Helaine Workman to join at .
Volunteer at A Wider Circle with your fellow TS members! Lunch is not included in this program but those interested in going to Parkway Deli afterwards are more than welcome! If you have questions, please contact Jim Jaffe or Ed Cohen. RSVP
Women denied abortions in Texas despite life-threatening circumstances join forces with a lawyer to file a lawsuit against the state, aiming to restore reproductive rights for themselves and others. Join Temple Sinai and the Davis Center for Social Justice at the Avalon Theatre in NW DC for a screening of the critically acclaimed documentary Zurawski Continue Reading »
We are a group of parents of young adults and teens who are struggling with life. Examples of such difficulties might be: isolation, social difficulties, school avoidance, school failure or other learning differences, vocational struggles, inhibitions around launching and independence or strained relations with friends and family. Many struggle with mental illness, learning disabilities, Asperger’s, Continue Reading »
The New Year is almost here! Selichot (a service of forgiveness) is your chance to get yourself in the right head and heart space for the High Holidays. The traditional Selichot liturgy is a series of penitential prayers. At Temple Sinai, we bring the themes of Selichot into our final Shabbat before Rosh HaShanah. At Continue Reading »
Join us in person or virtually every Saturday morning for a discussion of the Torah reading for the week led by our clergy. No RSVP necessary. Visit the Google Classroom Click to join via Zoom (Meeting ID: 839 7118 5697)
Head to the TSLibrary for a special Shabbat Storytime with librarian Ruth Polk. We’ll also enjoy challah, juice, crafts, and have some time to browse the shelves! RSVP here. Best for children ages 0-5 and their families. Visit the library any time! Check out the online catalogue.
These lay-led services offer opportunities to chant a few verses of Torah or Haftarah in a supportive atmosphere. Participants can also sign up to deliver a d’var Torah (analysis of the weekly Torah portion) that leads to a group discussion. Livestream links are posted on our website weekly
Congregants ages 16+ are invited to gather for for a community-building circle during this significant time in the Jewish calendar. We will reflect on the past year’s actions and set intentions for the coming year. Hosted by the Multi-Racial Sinai Committee, this circle will provide a formal and democratic process for sharing within a boundaried, Continue Reading »
Meet up with TSRS friends at an orchard in Maryland! Click here for exact location and to register (you must be logged in to your ShulCloud member account to view the registration form). Contact Elise Margosis with questions.
Learn more about our service schedule and other details here.
Learn more about our service schedule and other details here.