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Posted By admin on April 28, 2020

A Message from Temple Sinai about COVID-19Temple Sinai is a Kehillah Shel Hesed, a Community of Lovingkindness & Caring.Even as the coronavirus pandemic requires that we not hold any in-person gatherings, Temple Sinai is committed to being a Kehillah shel Hesed, a caring community based on loving-kindness. We are shifting most programs, including Shabbat services, to videoconferencing technology. We are adapting to this new situation and are finding new ways of being a caring community. Click here to learn how you can connect to the Temple Sinai synagogue-community. Meanwhile, our hearts are filled with prayers for health and safety for everyone in our community, and we urge everyone to take health precautions during this time.

Temple Sinai is complying with the state-wide order in Massachusetts that all non-essential businesses be closed, and our building and offices will be closed until the order is lifted. However, Temple staff members and clergy are working from home and are available to talk to you by telephone, email and video. Please be in touch! Please contact us and we will respond to you as quickly as possible.Click here to reach the Temple Sinai staff.

Live Streaming ServicesJoin us for live web streaming Shabbat services led by Rabbi Andy VogelClick here to join us!

Temple Sinai is a warm and vibrant community. In the midst of the bustle of Coolidge Corner, visitors find a relaxed and informal atmosphere in which people of all ages, backgrounds and orientations come to worship, learn, enjoy music, explore Judaism, and find new friends.

Learning Life-long Jewish learning has always been acore value of Temple Sinai.

Prayer & Ritual Providinga comfortable environment to meditate, sing and pray.

Caring for & Repairing the World Working for social justice, consistent with the Jewish mandate of Tikkun Olam.

Inclusive & Welcoming Community Bringing all members of the community together

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