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Bar/Bat Mitzvah - A Spiritual Journey

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Our goal at Sinai Temple is to create a Bar/Bat Mitzvah program that is a spiritual and religious experience connecting child and family to God, and the Jewish people to each other.

Nurturing Environment

Our Bar/Bat Mitzvah program will be nurturing and caring. We will always strive to be gentle, kind, considerate, patient, and sensitive to our students and parents. We will create an environment that enhances the spiritual and religious experience of Bar/Bat Mitzvah.

Parental Involvement

Parental involvement is key to the success of our program and to the entire Bar/Bat Mitzvah experience. We will encourage and nurture the involvement of parents with students.

Relationship Management

The regular and continuous involvement with student and parents affords the opportunity for relationship development. ...Long-lasting bonds will be created between student, parent and instructor during the course of each student' progress, which will continue for a lifetime. Excellence in Preparedness Our children will achieve a very high level of excellence. They will do the very best that they are capable of doing. We will encourage each child to participate to the full extent of their ability. The better prepared our B'nai Mitzvah, the more positive the experience.

Adding God to the Guest List

We will emphasize the religious and spiritual significance of Bar/Bat Mitzvah. We will connect the child to Judaism, family, Israel and the Jewish people.

 
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Sinai Temple is a partnership between its clergy, staff, lay leaders and devoted members who are committed to supporting the tradition and vision of Sinai Temple. Your gift to Sinai Temple will enable us to continue these holy tasks for years to come. Thank you for helping us to bring our history, our beliefs and our promise to a new generation.
We are a member of the Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs. We aim to provide a framework within which men can broaden their knowledge and understanding of the history and values of our people and in which they can make tangible contributions of their talents and treasure in an environment of good fellowship.
Our goal at Sinai Temple is to create a Bar/Bat Mitzvah program that is a spiritual and religious experience counseling child and family to God, the Jewish people and to each other.
The Sinai Temple Israel Center is the first synagogue center that provides programmatic resources and avenues for Los Angeles Jewry to establish cultural, professional, spiritual, and economic ties to the land of Israel.
Sinai Temple's 20's & 30's Community
Torah in the Round regularly meets on the third Shabbat of the month, usually located in Kohn Chapel. 
We are ready to commit to Torah—through reflection, persistence, and study. Are you? Welcome to Torah in the Round!
A warm, traditional lay-led family friendly service. We meet weekly, beginning at 9:30am and finishing at 12 noon with a scrumptious kiddush. Come join our family!
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