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Act Against Antisemitism

Temple Sinai is one of twenty synagogues nationwide selected by the URJ and ADL as a participant in their pilot program – “Act Against Antisemitism.”

This pilot project will run through the early summer, after which time Temple Sinai will receive a special designation celebrating our ability to host, educate and bring community together as we all stand up to antisemitism and live one of our core Jewish values, Tikkun Olam. 

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Stay up to date with our communication about Act Against Antisemitism program at Temple Sinai. You can read through previously sent out communication by clicking on the respective buttons.

If you have any questions, please contact Lauren Kimball at lkimball@sinaidenver.org.

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