“These are things that are limitless…” Our Eternal Values “Hannukah, the Feast of the Maccabees, celebrates a victory—not a military victory only, but a victory also of the spirit over

Temple Sinai’s 2021 and 2022 8th and 9th grade classes concluded their year by creating a “TEMPLE Talk” (think TED Talk but for our Temple)! 9th grade spent the year

Message in Reaction to Mass Murders, May 2022 In the span of ten days, this nation has been stunned by the two mass murders. On May 14, a man twisted

High school student Maya Ayres first realized the harms of plastic waste in fifth grade, when she saw garbage inside the nest of a bluebird. Since then, she has been

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

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

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

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

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

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

Jamie Sarche at ELI Talks We can often think of Judaism as providing a structure for us to deal with the hard times. In Jamie Sarche’s case, though, she’s good with