Jewish education is a lifelong process, and Sinai offers opportunities for all our members, from the very youngest to the most senior.
Sinai’s youth education centers on the FEAST Program. This program, developed by Sinai and recognized by national Jewish educators as a model for synagogue education, brings families and children together for a Shabbat-focused learning and community experience. As children approach B’nai Mitzvah age, they also attend the Hebrew School (in addition to the FEAST Program). Hebrew School meets on Monday and Thursday afternoons, and provides students with a strong foundation in basic Hebrew and Hebrew prayer.
The Sinai TAMID program offers teens a fun and informative way to continue their Jewish education. On Sunday evenings during the school year, teens gather for dinner, socializing, and study sessions on a broad range of topics.
Sinai Synagogue is committed to the idea that Jewish education is not only for our children. Accordingly, we offer a broad range of adult learning opportunities throughout the year, with Rabbi Friedland frequently developing creative programs that appeal to a broad range of members.
Regardless of your age or level of Hebrew or Jewish knowledge, Sinai attempts to offer something that will appeal to you and allow you to continuously further your education.