Events Search and Views Navigation
Upcoming Events
Jump to a month:
January 2025
Walk With Rabbi Guzik
We will meet at 9:45 a.m. Inside the Beverly Glen Entrance to Sinai Temple This walk will be a wonderful opportunity to enjoy some fresh air, light exercise, and friendly conversation with Rabbi Nicole Guzik. There’s no agenda—just a chance to connect with our clergy and fellow Sisterhood members in a relaxed setting. RSVP at: [email protected] This event is exclusively for Sisterhood members.
Find out more »Daily Minyan
In person in Kohn Chapel or online
Find out more »Daily Minyan
In person in Kohn chapel and online on our YouTube channel.
Find out more »Daily Minyan
In person in Kohn chapel and online on our YouTube channel.
Find out more »Daily Minyan
Join us in-person in Kohn Chapel or watch ONLINE
Find out more »Two Sisters Book Discussion with Journalist, Rosie Whitehouse
This is an online only event. Join Rabbi Kornsgold for a virtual event with journalist Rosie Whitehouse, as she shares the gripping true story of Jewish resistance in Nazi-occupied France. In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Rosie will explore key topics including Holocaust denial, historical distortion, and the lasting legacies of the Holocaust. Together, they will be offering a powerful conversation about bravery, betrayal, and the fight against antisemitism.
Find out more »Daily Minyan
In-person in Kohn Chapel or watch online
Find out more »Miller Intro to Judaism with Rabbi Kornsgold
The Miller Introduction to Judaism Program is the go-to course for anyone interested in building a foundation of Jewish knowledge, how-tos, and practices. The program is being offered through the Maas Center at American Jewish University. This is an in-person class taught at Sinai Temple. *Make sure to sign up for the West LA Sinai Temple class
Find out more »As Seen Through These Eyes
The Sinai Temple Mental Health Center Invites You to a Private Screening $5/members, $10/non members They fought Hitler with the only weapons they had: charcoal, pencil stubs, shreds of paper and memories etched in their minds. Join us as we share this extraordinary film about Holocaust survivors who use art to process and heal, followed by a conversation with the film’s director, Hilary Helstein.
Find out more »