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college connectionSINAI TEMPLE’S COLLEGE CONNECTION
Sinai Temple's "College Connection" is an outreach program for undergraduate college students of  member families who are living away from home. 

Please write to collegeconnection@sinaitemple.org to find out how to sign your college student today!

Havurah

Sinai Temple has a history of successful Havurah Programs and, as our synagogue community continues to grow, our leadership feels the time is now right to reintroduce this means of fostering friendship among Sinai Temple members on a small group basis.

To learn more, please contact either: Lisa Pompan at 310 837-6070
or contact Havurah@SinaiTemple.org

Download the Havurah Questionnaire - So we can find you the right group for you!

Trained and certified volunteers (members of our Sinai congregation) are here to help in a variety of ways. This service is provided free of charge to our members and their families.
For assistance or more information please contact: 310-481-3369


Sinai Temple Chevra Kadisha
Loving care and dignity for the body.
A volunteer group of congregants and clergy that
ritually prepare the deceased for burial.
For information or services, please contact Sinai Temple at (310) 474-1518

Jacob Weisbarth Hospice Center

We invite Sinai Temple members who recently experienced a loss to join

The Sinai Temple Bereavement Support Group
A Program of The Jacob Weisbarth Hospice Center

This six week educational support group is lead by a
licensed professional and is free of charge to temple members.

For further information, please call (310) 481-3369.


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FNLFriday Night Live Sermon - February 11, 2011Kirk Douglas on Love

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FNL Sermon - The Definition of Love - February 12, 2010
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Terumah – What Do You Carry in Your Ark?
February 20, 2010
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