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TAMUZ/AV/ELUL 5781 JULY/AUGUST 2021 Volume 78 • Number 1

special summer edition

“It’s a great mitzvah to be happy.”

TEMPLE SINAI 2021-2022 OFFICERS

President Amy Braunstein Vice President Robyn Corbin

Executive Vice President Allen Geller Vice President Andrew Kraus

Vice President/Treasurer Je�frey Sklar

Vice President Liz Wiener Neale Secretary Maribeth Kraus

Legal Counsel Charles Weiss

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Richard Blatt Lauren Borkon Jacqueline Covey Frank D’Ambrosio Jana Grotas Steven Halpern Ginny Jordan

Bert Kraus Donna Liebowitz Amy Mandell Danielle Massari Adam Mesh Anne Niesenbaum Scott Nussbaum

Jonathan Rothschild Tammy Szerencsy Gil Vilkas Adam Weinschel Jara Weinstock Leslie Wollin Tracy Zimmerman

HONORARY TRUSTEES Charles Berman

Dr. Steven Goodman

David M. Schwartz

Howard Berrent

Barbara M. Kessler

Michael Sha�fet

Irwin A. Cantor

Richard C. Laskey

Sandra Tankoos

Jonathan Cheris

Martin Marlowe

Carol Biener Weinstock

Richard Evans

Daniel S. Reich

Howard J. Weisler

Past President

Past President Past President

Michelle Golden Past President

Past President

Past Treasurer Past President

Past President

Toni Wiener Past President

Meet Lee Mirrer: Temple Sinai’s New Executive Director We first met Lee Mirrer when she was a regional manager for Bright Horizons. Her skills and experience in organizational development, human resources, marketing, and customer relations led to success in each of her positions. Since leaving Bright Horizons, Lee has been a consultant to Lindsay Dayan, Director of our Early Childhood Center. Both our lay and professional leadership have been most impressed by her leadership and expertise. We look forward to a wonderful relationship as Lee leads us into a bright future. Lee Mirrer is honored to be serving the congregational family of Temple Sinai in the role of Executive Director. She is passionate about inspiring members of all generations to live as actively engaged participants in our Jewish community. Lee is devoted to partnering with Temple Sinai members, clergy, lay leaders, and professional staff to provide meaningful experiences that continue to distinguish our synagogue. Lee brings a wealth of private sector executive experience to her role. Her transformational leadership approach is centered on championing mission-driven, high-performance teams that thrive on providing uniquely responsive experiences and building connected communities. Lee believes that the strength of our synagogue lies in the innovative ways in which we cultivate Jewish community and fortify Jewish identity beginning with our youngest children. Lee graduated from St. John’s University with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy. In her spare time, she serves as a coach and mentor to next-generation transformational leaders. Lee lives in East Islip and is a proud mom to her daughter Haley. We are most grateful to the members of the search committee, who enthusiastically chose Lee among many outstanding candidates. Allen Geller, Amy Braunstein, Jeff Sklar, Jana Grotas, Michelle Golden, and Steve Goodman ably led this effort. Temple Sinai is blessed with gifted and devoted leaders, and this process was most thorough and thoughtful.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! Introducing

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Pre-K Program

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VIRTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY sHOW June 25, 2021

During what we all hope will be the last Zoom Shabbat Service ever we showcased images taken by some of the very talented photographers in our congregation. Here are just a few of the incredible shots. Thank you to everyone who contributed: Joan Berland, Bill Brickner, Jonathan Cheris, Robyn Corbin, Jackie Covey, Charlotte Hollander, Ginny Jordan, Robert Kaplan, Sandy Klein, Andy Kraus, Bert Kraus, Richard Laskey, Donna Liebowitz, Alison Love, Tina L. Nelkin, Stacey Rothschild, Sydney Rothschild, Barbara Schwartz, Cecile Saretsky, Marc Wallach, Adam Weinschel, Toni Wiener, David Wollin, and Lori Yaspan. This show would not have been a success without the hard work of the fabulous committee: Jackie Covey, Ginny Jordan, Bert Kraus, and Cantor-Educator Elena Schwartz.

Richard Laskey

Sandy Klein

Tina L. Nelkin

Bert Kraus

Marc Wallach

Barbara Schwartz

Bill Brickner

Sydney Rothschild

Donna Liebowitz

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SHabbat SERVICES RETURN TO THE SANCTUARY BEGINNING FRIDAY, JULY 2 AT 6:30PM! We are thrilled to finally be back in the sanctuary with our beautiful Temple Sinai community! Now that we have reached a new phase in curbing the spread of COVID-19, New York State has relaxed many of its restrictions so that in-person life can begin to bloom again. Temple Sinai’s Health & Safety Task Force has been working non-stop this year to keep our community safe. Below, please find the updated protocols regarding Friday night services: • There is no cap on the number of attendees allowed to attend. Reservations are not required. • No proof of vaccination = health screening + mask + social distancing required • Proof of vaccination = no health screening + no mask required. • Proof of vaccination must be in the form of a vaccination card or the NYS Excelsior Pass. • Attendees may show proof at the door, but we encourage advance submissions to improve efficiency. • Simply email a copy of your vaccination card or screenshot of your Excelsior Pass to templeoffice@mysinai.org • Unvaccinated individuals not wearing a mask, or not wearing it properly, will not be permitted to enter. Masks must completely cover the mouth and nose. Face shields are optional; they do not replace masks but can be worn in addition to a mask. • Sanctuary seating will be divided into two clearly marked sections: (1) Vaccinated, and (2) Unvaccinated. • Within the unvaccinated section, pews will be cordoned off in alignment with social distance regulations. Only those living in the same household may sit in the same pew. • Children between age 2 and the youngest age eligible for vaccination are required to wear masks. Unvaccinated children must sit with their guardian in the unvaccinated section, regardless of guardian’s vaccination status. • Masking for vaccinated individuals is strongly recommended in the lobby, bathrooms, and anywhere else that social distancing is not feasible. • The sanctuary will be sanitized for each service. • Single-use kippot will be provided. Communal tallitot will not be available for use; worshippers may bring their own. • Services will be livestreamed (the link can be found on our website home page at mysinai.org) for those who need/prefer to worship remotely. • There will be no oneg served during summer services. As a reminder, this is an ever-evolving situation, so we must remain flexible and adapt our protocols as required by emerging CDC/governmental guidance. We rely on the most recent rules for houses of worship as published by New York State. Please be aware that houses of worship have specific, stricter guidelines than other public venues, due to the significant aerosolization of the coronavirus while singing/chanting. Although this is a departure from how we have traditionally held Shabbat services, this format allows us to gather together in worship, while maintaining appropriate standards of safety. Thank you in advance for your adherence and your support. We look forward to seeing you back in the sanctuary!

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I LE SINA P E M T

Temple Sinai 2021 Memorial Book

By now, you should have received a card to fill out for the Temple Sinai Memorial Book for Yom Kippur. If you had a listing in a prior Memorial L A I R Book, those names appear on the back of the memorial card. If the O MEM K O the information is correct, all you have to do is put a checkmark where BO indicated and send it back to the office with your donation. If you have new names, or for those of you who did not have a listing last year, print the name(s) clearly on the front of the card. Take a moment to complete and return your card when you receive it. Don’t be left out. The final deadline is August 16, 2021. If you are a new member and did not receive the information, please call the temple office and we will send it to you. Please make sure to send your card back if you wish to be included this year. We will include only those who respond to us. A second mailing reminder will be sent to you in mid-July. If you have any questions, please contact Betty Brandel in the temple office.

High Holy Day Reciprocal Ticket Requests The Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) suggests, where space allows, that members in good standing at Union congregations who will be in another community during the High Holy Days be welcomed to worship at a temple in that community. Temple Sinai participates in this practice. If you are planning to visit relatives in other areas and would like to worship with them at their temple, please contact Betty in the temple office at 516.621.6800 and she will request courtesy seating for you. If you have out-of-town relatives visiting you, please have them contact their own temple and have them send a request via fax to 516.625.6020, attention Betty, and she will take care of it. Your guests will be expected to follow current New York State guidelines for attending services at Temple Sinai. Please see page 5 of this issue to review the current protocols for Friday night Shabbat services. Please be aware that we can only honor requests from members in good standing (i.e., you have paid your dues for 2021-2022). This program is intended for out-of-town visitors; we cannot honor requests for members of local temples or synagogues (i.e., Western Nassau County). We want to be as accommodating as possible, however, please do not ask us to break the rules. 6 SCRIBE July-Aug 2021

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High Holy Days & Festival Services Selichot • Saturday, August 28

9:30pm

Selichot Service*

Erev Rosh Hashanah • Monday, September 6 8:00pm

Service*

Rosh Hashanah First Day • Tuesday, September 7 10:00am 3:00pm 5:00pm

Service - One Service for the Entire Congregation Community Family Service (geared for children 2-12)* Tashlich Service - North Hempstead Beach Park (Bar Beach)*

Rosh Hashanah Second Day • Wednesday, September 8 10:30am

Service*

Erev Yom Kippur • Wednesday, September 15 8:00pm

Kol Nidre Service

Yom Kippur • Thursday, September 16 9:15am 12:00pm 1:00pm 3:30pm 4:30pm

Morning Service Healing Service Community Family Service (geared for children 2-12)* Afternoon Service Yizkor followed by Neilah (Concluding Service)

Erev Sukkot • Monday, September 20 6:45pm

Family Service*

Sukkot • Saturday, September 25 9:00am

Morning Minyan Sukkot Service

Erev Simchat Torah/Consecration • Monday, September 27 6:30pm

Family Service*

Simchat Torah • Tuesday, September 28 9:00am

Yizkor Service*

*Guests welcome if space allows. Pre-registration will be required for ALL services. As this is an ever-evolving situation, we must remain flexible and adapt our protocols as required by emerging CDC/governmental guidance. Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation.

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SUMMER Sinai Reads!

Zoom details can be found in our weekly emails or by contacting Adrianne Rubin at arubin@mysinai.org

Attention all Book Lovers!

(there are A LOT of you out there!) It’s time for SUMMER Sinai Reads!

great books...great insights...great fun

I’m diving in for a book we can read together and meet to discuss! Let’s look to meet the first week of August. Exact date TBA (to be announced). Please lookout for emails from me, as well as from the temple. Little and Often is a book that has been getting noticed, it’s by Trent Preszler. (A Cornell alum!) Life On the Line by Emma Goldberg has great reviews too! Read them both...it’s your summer homework! I’ll be in touch soon!

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FUTURE READING SCHEDULE (Books to be announced): October 25, December 20, January 13, and February 28 Wishing you all a Happy, Healthy & Productive Summer! Leslie Lewit Milner

Caring Committee

of Temple Sinai

The world is sustained by three things: Torah, worship and loving deeds. - Pirkei Avot 1:2

During the past challenging months, many of our Caring Committee activities continued to serve our congregants. Our phone calls were very much appreciated by those we contacted. We telephoned Birthday greetings to our Seniors and sent Condolence, Get Well, and Mazel Tov notes. Whenever possible, we assisted congregants in a variety of ways. However, our wonderful series of Lunch and Learn events with Rabbi Schachter, (who would introduce us to a Judaic text,) were really missed by everyone. We are looking forward to once again announcing a future schedule of these events. We will then have wonderful opportunities to study with our Rabb and enjoy lunch with committee members and those congregants who are considering participating in the activities of this committee. For more information regarding joining this committee, please call the Temple Office, 516-621-6800.

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L’Shalom, Burnette Groveman, Lynn Levine and Cecile Saretsky, Co-chairs

TEMPLE SINAI ADULT ENGAGEMENT Temple Sinai Adult Engagement invites you to learn, explore, and connect with your fellow congregants! This is a preview of some of our Fall 2021 programs.

Committed: Dispatches from a Psychiatrist in Training with author Adam Stern, MD Thursday, September 30 • 7:30pm Adam Stern, MD, who grew up at Temple Sinai, is a psychiatrist and an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. His new book is about learning to become a psychiatrist, overcoming impostor syndrome, and the value of human connection.

Immigration Law and DACA with attorney Patrick Young, Esq. Thursday, October 14 • 7:30pm Pat Young is an attorney currently serving as Downstate Advocacy Director at the New York Immigration Coalition and the Special Professor of Immigration Law at Hofstra University School of Law. Pat Young served as the Program Director of the Central American Refugee Center for nearly four decades. He is the co-director of Hofstra Law School’s immigration clinic.

The Takeaway Men with author Meryl Ain Thursday, October 21 • 7:30pm Dr. Meryl Ain is a writer, author, and career educator. Her debut novel, published in August, 2020, is the result of her life-long quest to learn more about the Holocaust. Both the American Fiction Awards and the Best Book Awards named The Takeaway Men winner in the category of Historical Fiction.

Judaica in America: a two-part series with historian Ariel Paige Cohen Tuesdays, November 30 & December 14 • 7:30pm Ariel Paige Cohen returns to Temple Sinai with a new, two-part series. Ariel’s primary interests include art history, gender, power, American Jewish museums, and and philanthropy. She is the author of the forthcoming book Playing With Power: Jewish Women in American Culture, 1921-1968.

Who Will Write Our History? film screening and discussion with director Roberta Grossman Sunday, December 12 • 4:00pm This documentary is the first feature film about Oyneg Shabes, the group formed by historian Emanuel Ringelblum to document the extreme conditions of life in the Warsaw Ghetto and the destruction of the Jews in Poland.

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TODAH RABAH FROM TEMPLE SINAI

Larry Krasnoff

Make the CONNECTion! You’ve probably heard the old joke: “What do they call the person who graduates from Medical School at the bottom of their class? The answer: “doctor.” So, where do you go to find a good doctor when you need one? You can check the telephone directory Yellow Pages (if you can even find a copy); my Yellow Pages of Nassau County has 19 pages of listings for “Physicians and Surgeons.” Or, you can check the computer; my search engine offers 386,000,000 results for “Physicians” alone. No help there. Most people will contact a relative, friend, neighbor, or like-minded associate and ask for a reference to a good doctor. The same process works whether you are looking for a good doctor, plumber, garage mechanic, baby-sitter, Chinese restaurant, or almost any other service or product. This is the essence of Networking: using known and reliable contacts for references when services are needed. The Brotherhood of Temple Sinai has taken this process one step further. It has established a terrific networking group, CONNECT, for all members of the congregation who are looking for opportunities to offer their professional services or to avail themselves of others who may offer reliable references to service providers. They have developed a list of available member services and the contact information for those who provide these services. CONNECT offers speakers who can provide suggestions for improving one’s professional career and acquiring business contacts. Capitalizing on the belief that “everyone knows someone who knows someone,” they can offer leads for any specific service required. They meet bi-weekly to reinforce the services that are provided by the members and to offer direction to those who require this service. By making this new, free service available to all congregants, the Brotherhood of Temple Sinai reinforces its mission to support the temple and its members. For more information and the schedule of virtual meetings, contact Richard Blatt, president of Temple Sinai Brotherhood, at brotherhood@mysinai.org. - Larry Krasnoff

Join us at our upcoming meetings in-person at Diane’s Bakery & Cafe: Wednesday, July 7 at 8:00am Wednesday, July 21 at 8:00am Wednesday, August 4 at 8:00am Wednesday, August 18 at 8:00am

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TODAH RABAH FROM TEMPLE SINAI

Larry Krasnoff

After two Passover seders were canceled due to the pandemic, the Brotherhood of Temple Sinai was thrilled to finally be able to break bread with Rabbi Ilana Schachter! On June 15, 2021, the men celebrated the elimination of Covid restrictions in New York with a dinner meeting in the “tent” at Mim’s. This in-person, maskless meeting marked the “reopening” of face-to-face Brotherhood meetings and included a welcoming presentation by Brotherhood president Richard Blatt, an invocation by Rabbi Schachter, and a “reintroduction” by each of the Brotherhood members present. All acknowledged the welcome end of the Zoom era and the opportunity for in-person conversations and activities with longtime friends. All Brotherhood members are invited to the next monthly meeting to be held on Wednesday, September 1 at 7:30pm; location to be announced. Check your email for details.

LAWN BOWLING CLINIC Sunday, July 11 12:30-2:00pm

at Eisenhower Park • Free of Charge RSVP by July 3 larkarch@yahoo.com

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Color your days at TSECC!

2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR

begins wednesday, september 1 for ages 6 weeks - 5 years flexible hours from 7:00am-6:00pm

TSECC has the perfect option for your family!

visit us at mysinai.org/ecc for more information, contact ecc director lindsay dayan at ldayan@mysinai.org or call 516.621.8708

ISABELLA RICE AUGUST 28

Parents: Rachel & Chris Rice Siblings: Michael - 17, Joseph - 15, Luke - 13 Grandparents: Susan and Steven Herfield, Anne & John Rice-Torres School: Roslyn Middle School - 8th Grade Years in Our Religious School: 8 Favorite Holiday: Rosh Hashanah, because it is the beginning of a New Year and a fresh start.

Describe Yourself: My favorite subject in school is math because I like challenging myself. I love to dance and am on a dance team outside of school. I also love to play lacrosse and volleyball for Roslyn Middle School. In the summer, which is my favorite time of year, I go to Timber Lake Camp.

Why is Becoming a Bat Mitzvah Important? For me, becoming a Bat Mitzvah means that I am becoming an adult, and I am excited about that.

LUKE RICE AUGUST 28

Parents: Rachel & Chris Rice Siblings: Michael - 17, Joseph - 15, Isabella - 13 Grandparents: Susan and Steven Herfield, Anne & John Rice-Torres School: Roslyn Middle School - 8th Grade Years in Our Religious School: 8 Favorite Holiday: Chanukah is my favorite holiday because I like all the foods my mom makes for the holiday and I like lighting the candles.

Describe Yourself: My favorite sport is lacrosse; my favorite thing to do besides lacrosse is riding my bike. My favorite subject in school is math.

Why is Becoming a Bar Mitzvah Important? For me, becoming a Bar Mitzvah to me means that I am becoming a man and am responsible for all that I do.

SULAM, Temple Sinai of Roslyn’s teen program department, has dozens of ways for teens to get involved! Our programs run the gamut from cooking classes to Fantasy Football leagues, from leadership and advocacy training to volunteering with children from homeless shelters and just about everything in between. In addition to our weekly or monthly programs, we have amazing trips and single-day events. Teens registered in all of our programs are considered part of SORTY, our senior youth group. We can’t wait for you to join us! Registration is now open - sign up by August 15 and take advantage of our Early Bird Special pricing. Questions? Contact Lulu Belferder, Director of Youth Engagement at lbelferder@mysinai.org.

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For more information, contact Social Action at socialaction@mysinai.org

The Social Action Committee wishes you a fabulous, fun summer, enjoying family and friends. We are also very excited to see each other and work together more in person as we continue our tikkun olam, repairing the world. We are also happy to introduce and welcome Elissa Zodicoff, a new member of our team who will be representing TANS. Even during our summer vacations, there are opportunities to help those in need. We hope you can participate in this important collection benefiting Long Island Coalition for the Homeless.

Now Through August: Newly packaged underwear and low-cut socks for men, women and children, can be dropped off in the temple bins, or can be directly shipped to Temple Sinai when you purchase off of this Amazon wishlist: https://tinyurl.com/TSRhelps.

Coming Up: High Holy Days Food Drive for Long Island Cares Monday, September 6 – Thursday, September 16 We encourage you to help the needy in our area by donating non-perishable food items including pasta, beans, rice, peanut butter, tuna, evaporated milk, and baby formula. Please remember NO GLASS CONTAINERS. Be sure to check expiration dates. Holiday Farms is graciously offering us a 10% coupon to purchase non-perishable food for this drive. Use the coupon from 9/4/21— 9/16/21 in-store only. TEMPLE SINAI HIGH HOLY DAY FOOD DRIVE

10% off - In-store ONLY

ON NON-PERISHABLE FOOD VALID 9.4.21 THRU 9.16.21 Print from home or show on your phone

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Ways to Donate:

• Drop-off during Tashlich, Tuesday, September 7 at 5:00pm at North Hempstead Bar Beach. • Drop off curbside in the back parking lot under the awning at Temple Sinai, from September 6 thru 16 (M-F: 10:00am-4:00pm, Sat: 9:00-11:00am)

mazel tov Betty Reich on the birth of her great grandson Benjamin Leo Reich Danny Reich on the birth of his grandson Benjamin Leo Reich Jamie Reich Freedman & Howard Freedman on the birth of their grandson Benjamin Leo Reich Ilissa & Scott Reich on the birth of their nephew Benjamin Leo Reich Cindy & Peter Wagner on the birth of their grandson Miko Edward Goldberg Wagner Pam & Todd Menowitz on the marriage of their son Myles to Lauren Herman Stacey & Todd Breen on the marriage of their daughter/stepdaughter Lauren Herman to Myles Menowitz Eileen & Albert Bronstein on the birth of their great granddaughter Grace Hadassa Katz Rachelle & David Katz on the birth of their granddaughter Grace Hadassa Katz Eileen & Albert Bronstein on the birth of their great granddaughter Harper Zoe Rich Rachelle & David Katz on the birth of their granddaughter Harper Zoe Rich Eileen & Albert Bronstein on the birth of their great granddaughter Ruby Mila Rudofsky Laurel & David Nachman on the birth of their granddaughter Lily Maeve Wasserstrum Irwin A. Cantor on the birth of his great-grandson Chase Marc Cantor Annie & Jay Gilbert on the birth of their granddaughter Stevie J. Cohen Merrell Forrest on the birth of her grandson Brooks Jordan Forrest Karen & Joel Lamm on the marriage of their son Adam to Julie Ann Rosenberg Enid Offenbach on the birth of her great-grandson Riley Spaulding Rebecca Katz-White & Rabbi Michael White on the engagement of their son David to Melissa Klein Marcia Weisser on the engagement of her grandson William Yarinsky to Madeleine O’Brian Jodie & Clifford Lewisohn on the birth of their grandson Jackson Ryder Telvi Mindy & Richard Horowitz on the birth of their grandson Ashton Max Horowitz

with deepest sympathy Nicole Sosnik on the loss of her uncle Howard Rosen Bernice Wagner on the loss of her husband Bertrand Wagner Mary & Martin Marlowe on the loss of their daughter Miriam Marlowe Shiff Carol Weiss on the loss of her mother Doris Epstein Maxine & Lenard Leeds on the loss of their daughter Suzanne Klein Michelle Appel on the loss of her father Walter Lieb Iris Baron on the loss of her husband David Baron Rob Kuppersmith on the loss of his grandmother Eleanor Meshover Richard Corbin on the loss of his aunt Shirley Falk

We record with sorrow the death of Temple Members

David Baron Bertrand Wagner

With deepest sympathy to their families, May their memories be for a blessing.

Our temple family shares both simchas and sorrows. Please let us know if you would like to receive members’ life cycle information via email by contacting the temple office at templeoffice@mysinai.org

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Tue

7:00pm The Torah of Shtisel with Rabbi Schachter

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8:00am CONNECT Networking Meeting 7:00pm The Torah of Shtisel with Rabbi Schachter

7:00pm The Torah of Shtisel with Rabbi Schachter

8:00am CONNECT Networking Meeting

Wed

Thur 2

31 9:00am Pray. Eat. Love. In-person Morning Minyan 6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary

9:00am Pray. Eat. Love. In-person Morning Minyan

9:00am Pray. Eat. Love. Virtual Morning Minyan

Sat

6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary

6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary/Birthday & Anniversary Blessings

6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary

6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary/Birthday Blessings Brotherhood/FOF Welcome Back BBQ immediately following the service

Fri

Religious School 516.621.8016

Early Childhood Center 516.621.8708

Main Office 516.621.6800

If you have any questions, please call the phone numbers listed below:

Dates and times are current as of June 15, 2021 and are subject to change. Online calendars will be updated on a regular basis; please visit our website at mysinai.org for all other program and event information.

BUILDING CLOSED

4th OF JULY (observed)

4th OF JULY

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Sun

July 2021

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Tue

8:00am CONNECT Networking Meeting

8:00am CONNECT Networking Meeting 7:00pm The Torah of Shtisel with Rabbi Schachter

Wed

Thur 6

6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary

6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary/Birthday & Anniversary Blessings

SELICHOT

9:00am Pray. Eat. Love. In-person Morning Minyan 10:30am B’nei Mitzvah Isabella Rice Luke Rice 9:30pm Selichot Service

9:00am Pray. Eat. Love. In-person Morning Minyan

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6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary

9:00am Pray. Eat. Love. In-person Morning Minyan

Sat

6:30pm Shabbat Service in the Sanctuary/Birthday Blessings

Fri

Religious School 516.621.8016

Early Childhood Center 516.621.8708

Main Office 516.621.6800

If you have any questions, please call the phone numbers listed below:

Mon

Sun

August 2021

Temple Sinai of Roslyn

425 Roslyn Road Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 516.621.6800 mysinai.org Affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism

JULY/AUGUST SERVICE SCHEDULE FRIDAY, JULY 2

6:30pm

In-person Shabbat Service/Birthday Blessings

SATURDAY, JULY 3

9:00am

Virtual Pray. Eat. Love. Morning Minyan

FRIDAY, JULY 9

6:30pm

In-person Shabbat Service

SATURDAY, JULY 10

9:00am