TSMRJ Poker Night
Enjoy a night of friendly poker including Texas Hold ‘Em, Omaha, 5-Card Draw stud, or whatever each dealer chooses - within reason 😉. Buy-ins will be set at $20, with Continue Reading »
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TS Members and Jewish Identity: A Follow-up Discussion to Sarah Hurwitz’s TS Visit
Are you interested in deepening the discussion about Jewish identity in an intentional and communal space? Please join TS members for a book club-style discussion. To prepare, spend the next Continue Reading »
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Planting Hope Native Plant Pickup Day
Sacred Grounds: A Community Native Plant Program Temple Sinai’s Green Team is launching Sacred Grounds, a National Wildlife Federation program supported locally by Interfaith Power & Light and Interfaith Partners Continue Reading »
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CIESJ Book Discussion
Virtual EventJoin Congregation Ramot Shalom of Be’er Shevah and Temple Sinai of DC for a virtual book discussion of The Hilltop by Assaf Gavron. This book should open up a very Continue Reading »
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Member Connection Shabbat Oneg
Join the Membership Committee and lay leaders for an evening of connection around our weekly Shabbat service with all of our clergy and Cantor-in-Residence Becky Mann. The musical service is Continue Reading »
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Sinai South Gathering
Meet Your Sinai Neighbors! Those living in DC, south of Temple Sinai, are invited to an informal gathering at a member's home in Dupont. Enjoy meeting your neighbors, perhaps there's Continue Reading »
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WTF: Washington’s Totally Fine! (Part 3)
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 Continue Reading »
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Tricia Davis 5K for Sinai House
Rock Creek Park Carter Barron Amphitheater 4850 Colorado Ave NW, Washington, DC, United StatesCelebrate Mother’s Day with us at the 12th Annual Tricia Davis 5K for Sinai House in Rock Creek Park. Ample, free parking is available, and strollers and dogs are welcome. Continue Reading »