MEMBER TICKETS

Tickets for the High Holy Days will be mailed to your home on September 12. Tickets are complimentary with Temple Sinai membership for all members listed on your account. Members must be current on their dues commitment by Erev Rosh Hashana (Sunday, September 25) to be able to use them.

BRING YOUR TICKETS TO SERVICES
All members of Temple Sinai must present their tickets to our ushers on the day of each service. For security purposes, tickets are required for admittance. If you misplace your tickets, a photo ID will be required for entry.

TEMPLE SINAI WELCOMES GUESTS TO OUR COMMUNITY
Those not affiliated with our Temple may purchase tickets on the Temple Sinai website. Tickets prices for this year are $180 per non-member for both services and $90 per non-member for either Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur.

Members of Temple Sinai may purchase tickets for guests for $90 per person for both services and $45 per person for either Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur services.

Guests who are members of an out-of-town Reform congregation may request seats at our services by having a Courtesy Seat Request form or Letter of Reciprocity for their congregation sent to Temple Sinai. These requests must be received no later than September 19. Forms can be faxed to 303-759-2519 or emailed to Lauren Bubis at lauren@sinaidenver.org.

Members of the Armed Services and college students may receive complimentary tickets with a valid ID.

If you have a financial need, please call Lisa Thorner for assistance with your High Holy Days service tickets.

VIEWING SERVICES ONLINE

All services will be streamed. You can view services online via our website or on the Temple Sinai Facebook page. Once a service is finished, it will be available to watch again, from the beginning.

• Livestream on our website: https://sinaidenver.org/livestream/
• View on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SinaiDenver/

As always, the Temple will be under constant police surveillance and private security during this time. Denver Police officers continually observe the premises and monitor the various gathering places and worship spaces of the Temple. All bags will be checked when entering the building. We ask that you report any suspicious packages and/or individuals to any of the police officers, private security, Temple clergy or staff. The safety and security of our congregants and guests is always our highest priority.

Temple Sinai has Assisted Listening Devices for those who are hard of hearing. If you would like to use one of these devices, please see a staff member or usher when you arrive for services, and they will help get you or your loved one situated.

Parking is available on the streets around our campus. For those who need handicapped parking, we ask that you call Lauren Bubis at (303) 759-1827. We will place you on our “reserved parking” list and provide you with a special pass. A portion of our parking lot is available on a first come, first served basis.

All individuals are welcome to volunteer as an usher! It is so rewarding to welcome and help our members as they enter our services – and it’s easy to do! We need help with greeting, handing out prayer books and helping people to their seats. We ask that ushers please arrive 30 minutes prior to the start of the service for which you are volunteering. Ushers may save seats for themselves and their immediate family, in addition to receiving reserved parking. This is a wonderful opportunity to begin the year with a mitzvah for the Temple and our members. Please sign up online for the service(s) you would like to volunteer for, and we will contact you with additional details: https://sinaidenver.shulcloud.com/form/hhd-ushers 

FOOD, DIAPER & CLOTHING DRIVE

Temple Sinai will once again be collecting non-perishable food for Jewish Family Service Weinberg Food Pantry. Please take home a paper bag on Rosh Hashanah and bring it back to Temple on Yom Kippur – filled with non-perishable food items. We also are collecting NEW children’s socks, underwear, and pajamas for SafeHouse battered women’s shelter. We will have containers for these items in the lobby. As we prepare for the New Year filled with health and happiness, let us remember the wise words of Sir Moses Montefiore who said: “We are worth what we are willing to share with others.”

DONATIONS FOR DIGNITY

Last year, Donations For Dignity and Jewish Family Service, together with the Jewish community, provided 80,000 diapers and 6,000 months of period products for the JFS Weinberg Pantry! Donations For Dignity is honored to partner with the Jewish Family Service High Holiday Food Donation Drive again for the 2nd year. We are asking for financial support and/or donation of products to help bring these critically necessary hygiene products to the Weinberg Food Pantry. The JFS Weinberg Food Pantry needs the basic hygiene essentials including toilet paper, soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste, diapers, wipes, and feminine hygiene products. Look for the Donations For Dignity pink barrels (at Temple Sinai!) to donate products or ask us how to contribute financially. Your financial donation will be generously matched dollar for dollar up to $18,000 by the Cushman Neal Family and their Donations For Dignity initiative. Join us in creating a Community Free From Need!