Originally posted on Jewish Family Service website. Ellie, a seventh-grade student at Goddard Middle School, loves creating art, experimenting with different recipes, and playing competitive soccer. And when this compassionate teen heard about JFS helping to resettle Afghan evacuees, she wanted to make a difference. Through her temple, Temple Sinai, Ellie learned about the struggles […]
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We have all been watching in horror as Russian troops are brutally attacking Ukraine, bringing destruction and bloodshed to a nation that simply wants its freedom and independence. We want to express our support for the heroic Ukrainian struggle against Russia. While there are many worthwhile funds that are requesting our donations, please consider the
Temple Sinai stands with the Union for Reform Judaism and their view on the Russian aggression in Ukraine. You can read the URJ’s statement below or click on the button to be taken to the original posting of the article. URJ Announcement Originally published on the Union for Reform Judaism website on February 23, 2022.
Temple Sinai stands with the Union for Reform Judaism and their view on the Amnesty International report. You can read the URJ’s statement below or click on the button to be taken to the original posting of the article. Read More Originally published on the Union for Reform Judaism website. We strongly reject the report
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You can read Jack’s article below or click on the button to be taken to the original posting of the article. Read More Originally published in the Quinnipiac Chronicle on January 18, 2022. On Jan. 15, yet another act of extremism took place on the Sabbath at a synagogue in Colleyville, Texas. Four innocent men
Temple Sinai and First Plymouth UCC Denver Interfaith Thanksgiving Service Fifty-four years ago, when Temple Sinai was in its first year of existence, our friends at First Plymouth UCC shared their building with us and gave us a home. That spirit of good will, generosity, and cooperation has continued throughout our more than five decades
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