Join your fellow members of Sisterhood for a Girls Night Out on Wednesday, May 9, at 7:00pm.… Read More »

In preparation for Shavuot and to celebrate Sinai’s annual meeting, join the Sinai Synagogue family as we again hear stories from three of our members–both Jews by birth and Jews by choice–about their journeys to Judaism, to Sinai Synagogue, and the meaning of Judaism in their lives. The program will include appetizers, desserts, and the Rabbi’s famous coffee bar. Beginning at 7:00pm on Tuesday, May 22, we will have a (bri… Read More »

As the summer approaches, the final day of Hebrew School will be Thursday, May 17, and the final day of FEAST will be Saturday, May 19. Thanks again to Ossie, our teachers, and our students for making this another successful year for youth education at Sinai.… Read More »

Join us at Sinai on Thursday, May 3, from 7-8pm, to hear Professor Donna Kay Dial discuss the environment and the role the Bible can play in addressing environmental issues. Professor Dial, an Associate Professor Emerita of Economics at IUPUI, has taught courses in various areas of economics–the history of economic thought, economics and religion, and church resource planning. Her interests in economics and its role in religion have led to … Read More »

Come study Pirkei Avot — a rabbinic text from the 3rd century CE that contains ethical teachings for today — in the relaxed, friendly atmosphere of Fiddler’s Hearth Public House. This program is open to members of the Jewish community in their 20s through 40s (basically anyone younger than Rabbi Friedland). The next gathering will be on Monday, April 16, at 7:00pm.… Read More »

Join us for Sinai Synagogue’s annual Spaghetti Dinner on Sunday, March 25, from noon to 6:00pm. The menu includes spaghetti (with our famous kosher meat sauce), soup, salad, bread, and dessert. Tickets are available in advance by contacting the Sinai office, or at the door. If you’re a Sinai member and haven’t yet signed up to volunteer, please contact Brian Kordansky.… Read More »