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Holidays &
Announcements
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July 27 |
Board of Directors' Mtg. |
7:30 p |
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July 30 |
Deadline for Changes to Directory |
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August 21 |
Bar Mitzvah |
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August 24 |
Board of Directors' Mtg. |
7:30 p |
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Thursdays |
Lunch & Learn
with Rabbi |
noon |
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Mon-Fri
Sunday |
Shacharit (Minyan) |
7:30 a
8:30 a |
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Sun -
Thurs
Friday |
Minyan
(8 pm through July) |
6
p
8 p |
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Saturday Morning |
Shabbat
Services
Meditation 2nd & 4th Saturday |
9:30 a |
Also, see our Calendar
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Struggling for Jewish Rights in
Israel
Together with Jerry Silverman,
president and CEO of the Jewish Federations of North America,
Rebecca Caspi, director general of the Jewish Federation's
Israel office, colleagues from the Reform and Masorti movements
and a handful of others, USCJ International
Executive Vice President and CEO, Rabbi Steve Wernick,
spent the day at the Knesset
lobbying cabinet ministers and members of Knesset against the
Rotem bill.
more
Haiti Relief
We are deeply saddened by the tragic loss
of lives and the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti.
The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and the American
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee have set up funds for
donations towards relief efforts for the earthquake victims.
Donations can be made online through both of these
organizations:
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Shalom & Welcome! |
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Sinai is a
vibrant and active congregation of approximately 200 families that seeks
to create a community of observing, learning, striving, and caring Jews.
Our congregation includes founding members, newer members who are recent
residents in South Bend, and many in
between. Some of our younger members have moved back to South Bend and
rejoined the synagogue of their youth. Some come because they
recognize the vibrancy and intensity of our Jewish life while firmly
remaining modern in outlook and approach.
We are an egalitarian and traditional Conservative synagogue affiliated
with The United Synagogue of Conservative
Judaism (USCJ). We encourage all of our members, male and
female, to take their Judaism seriously and participate in its
expression. Our commitment to traditional Judaism is explicit in
our commitment to daily minyan, through our focus on Shabbat as the
center of our week, and our encouragement that members take upon
themselves increasing numbers of mitzvot, from kashrut to Shabbat to
daily learning to assisting the needy.
If you will
be visiting South Bend
, please make a special point of contacting us. We look
forward to meeting and welcoming you in person. If you are
considering a move to the area, please contact Rabbi Friedland.
The South Bend/Mishawaka area
is a great place to live and be Jewish!
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The Sinai
Synagogue Mission is:
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To
provide a welcoming place for prayer and worship in the
tradition of Conservative Judaism (Bet T’fillah)
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To
educate our members in the principles and ideals of Judaism (Bet
Midrash)
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To
provide a gathering place for life cycle events, holy days,
festivals, and the celebration of Jewish culture (Bet Knesset)
To act responsibly as a member of the community at large and
improve the welfare of others (Tikkun Olam)
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Contact
Information
- Electronic mail
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