TSWRJ Mah Jong for RS Parents
Calling all religious school parents! Whether you're new to Mahjong or just looking to brush up on your skills, join the TSWRJ after drop-off when Noar is in session. We'll Continue Reading »
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Caregivers Drop-In Group
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesAre 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 Continue Reading »
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TSWRJ Authors’ Roundtable
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesHybrid EventRegister: https://tswrjauthorsroundtable2025.eventbrite.com
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Officers’ Meeting
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Tot Shabbat Playdate
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesJoin us for a tot-friendly service led by our clergy followed by time on the playground. We'll have challah, juice, bagels, and coffee too! RSVP here. Best for children ages Continue Reading »
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Kehillat Shabbat Service
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesHybrid EventThese 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 Continue Reading »
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Bar Mitzvah of Ben Moss
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesWatch Livestream
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B’nei Mitzvah of Nate Feldman and James Plasky
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesWatch Livestream
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TSWRJ Hike
Meet the WRJ for a hike in Rock Creek Park. Contact Liz Brenner for the meeting location.
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POSTPONED: J Street U at Temple Sinai: Preparing for Campus Life
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesRegister: https://templesinaidc.shulcloud.com/form/j-street-u-at-ts
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Pesachpalooza
Temple Sinai - 3100 Military Road NW Washington, DC, United StatesJoin us for a Pesachpalooza! A fun morning celebrating Pesach as a community of young families--with a story read by librarian Ruth Polk, singing and dancing with Rabbi Goldstein, crafts, Continue Reading »