Temple Sinai of Palm Beach County is a mid-sized Reform Jewish congregation.  We are located conveniently about a quarter of a mile west of I-95 on West Atlantic Avenue.  Just minutes from downtown Delray Beach, we, in fact, are the only Reform congregation within the city limits of Delray.

In 1978, after meeting in various homes, a small group of committed Jewish families residing in Delray Beach recognized the need for a Reform Jewish Congregation in our community and proceeded to take steps to establish one.

Religious services for a number of years were held in various churches in the area.  And as a result of a growing membership, the congregation broke ground for its own place of worship on May 22, 1983. Temple Sinai of Palm Beach County was dedicated on August 12, 1984. 

Our Director of Religious Education is Steve Osher.  His profile is on the Educators page.

Like many traditional synagogues, Temple Sinai is operated by Officers and a Board of Trustees.  It is supported by a Committee structure of volunteers who each run their area of interest and representatives from the Sisterhood and Brotherhood. 

We encourage all members to become active on a Committee to optimize their overall Temple Sinai experience.

We publish a monthly newsletter, The Tablet, for our membership.  It is filled with information and articles each month (see link on menu) such as the calendar of events, holiday schedules and unique columns from our Clergy, Temple Officers and congregants.

For so many of us, Temple Sinai is a cherished "Home Away From Home." Please come and visit with us and share the "Magic of Temple Sinai"!