The Magic of Temple Sinai

As soon as you enter the doors of our tradition-rich Reform synagogue, you will feel 'The Magic of Temple Sinai.'

You will feel the magic the first time you enter the Temple.  People will welcome you and introduce themselves to you.  They will probably introduce you to the volunteers and the staff in the office.  They may offer you a cup of coffee.  The Temple feels more like a home and makes all who enter feel like family.

In addition to providing spiritual and meaningful services and thought provoking sermons, the Rabbi is there by your side for each life cycle event or to support families in the midst of stressful transitions.

As a matter of policy, Temple Sinai is committed to keeping its dues affordable.   We also have no building fund.

Temple Sinai is a community-oriented synagogue.  It is a place where all who seek comfort and guidance can find it.  It is a shelter and advocate for our faith. People experience Judaism differently at Temple Sinai, as our services allow congregants to experience Judaism, not just practice it.

When new members are asked why they joined Temple Sinai, we hear comments like “special,” “like nothing I've experienced before” “it’s really amazing,” “It feels different!”, and ultimately, “There is a magic here.”