Worship plays an important role in Jewish life at Sinai. A significant number of members — from infants through seniors — gather together each Saturday morning for Shabbat services, followed by a weekly community lunch. Perhaps more remarkably for a congregation of our relatively modest size, Sinai conducts a twice-daily minyan. In addition, services are held for holidays and festivals throughout the year.
We are an egalitarian congregation, with women and men participating and being counted equally in all aspects of worship. While our services incorporate traditional elements of conservative Judaism, we embrace opportunities to experiment with creative ideas, such as meditation group, healing services, junior congregation, Friday Night Live musical performances to welcome Shabbat, and much more. Moreover, our bright and open sanctuary provides a welcoming setting in which to worship together.
