We look forward to seeing you at our meaningful Shabbat service in the Sanctuary.
During the service, we will say Kaddish for the brave Jewish soldiers who gave their lives defending our freedoms during the Normandy Invasion in 1944.
If you would prefer to join us virtually, click here to livestream the service.
REMINDER: to enhance security, a password is now required to view our livestream. The password and instructions to log in to the livestream will be sent to you in a separate email. If you have any questions, call the temple office at 516.621.6800.
Sinai Shabbat Saturdays
New Ways to Experience Shabbat at Temple Sinai*
Saturday, June 6, 2026 at 9:30am
Saturday Morning Minyan*K with Rabbi Ilana Schachter only via ZOOM
Shabbat is a time for reflection, gratitude, and enrichment.
All are welcome to Saturday Morning Minyan, where we blend ancient traditions and modern interpretations.
No previous knowledge of Hebrew, liturgy, or text required – join us as we learn from our tradition and from one another!
*Temple Sinai will always hold space for you to remember your loved one and say Kaddish for them. Please note that Kaddish will be recited during any program marked with *K.
Click here to join the ZOOM or dial 646.558.8656 (audio only)
Meeting ID: 824 5549 3238
PASSWORD: 3636
Friday, June 12 • 6:30pm
featuring our very special guest speaker
DR. AARON GROTAS
followed by the Brotherhood/ Friend of a Friend BBQ
Other Possible Worlds
Monday, June 8 • 11:00 am at the Jewish Museum with Sinai’s own, Ronna Niederman
Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds marks the first American museum show to focus on the artist’s late work, produced during his last, unsettling decade of life until his death in 1940.
Forced into exile as an immigrant in his country of birth, the displaced artist abandoned his uplifting chromatic style of painting, as he confronted the harsh terrain of fascism and soon, in 1935, the effects of scleroderma, a fatal autoimmune disease.
The exhibition is accompanied by a range of works from across Klee’s career as a dramatic contrast to this powerful late work.
We have a limited number of tickets for this exhibit; $20 per person Register at mysinai.org/paulklee
Paul Klee, Fire at Full Moon (Feuer bei Vollmond) , 1933
ON THIS TOUR, WE WILL:
• Connect with South America’s vibrant Jewish communi�es, rich tradi�ons, and shared Shabbat experiences in Buenos Aires and Rio.
• Enlighten your journey through iconic cultural landmarks, living history, and breathtaking wonders from Iguazu Falls to Rio’s Sugarloaf Mountain.
• Inspire your spirit through tango, gaucho tradi�ons, vibrant music, and unforge�able coastal views.
…and SO much more! Buenos Aires * Iguazu * Rio de Janeiro
From the cultural elegance of Buenos Aires to the thundering power of Iguazu Falls and the vibrant streets of Rio de Janeiro, this journey weaves together natural wonder, Jewish heritage, and South America’s unmistakable rhythm. Along the way, we explore iconic landscapes, engage with living Jewish communities, savor regional cuisine and experience the music, dance and traditions that define Argentina and Brazil—creating a richly layered adventure filled with meaning, connection, and unforgettable moments.
Wednesday, June 10 7:30pm in the Library
Meeting and Closing Brunch
Friday, June 5 • 10:00am
in the Simcha Room
We will start with our June meeting and wrap-up with line dancing taught by a country dancing instructor. Mark your calendars and wear your cowboy hats & boots for this Americana-themed event!
We hope to see you at this fun end to a very special year!
Click here to RSVP for the Closing Brunch - free of charge.
Let’s Help Those in Need!
Through June 7, Let’s Fill Our Bins with Paper Towels!
Please donate individually-wrapped paper towels for the Hatizlu Rescue Organization. They feed anyone in need in Nassau County and respond to the needs of the Jewish poor. Place yourdonations in the bins in the temple lobby, or order through our Amazon link and have the items sent directly to the temple: bit.ly/TSRSA-Amazon.
Let’s Continue to Help Israel Now!
Our hearts are with those in Israel whose lives are disrupted daily by war. During this difficult time, you can help support the health and well-being of Israelis by donating to these organizations that are making an impact every day:
Leket Israel: This is the leading food rescue organization in Israel. Unique among organizations serving the poor in Israel and food banks worldwide, Leket Israel focuses solely on rescuing healthy surplus food and delivering it to those in need through partner nonprofit organizations. Click here to donate to Leket Israel.
Magen David Adom: This is Israel’s primary provider of emergency medical services. Donations will help put emergency bandages, crucial medical supplies, precious blood reserves, and much more into the hands of Israel’s EMTs and first responders. Click here to donate to Magen David Adom.
MARAM: Maram is the Council of Reform Rabbis working in Israel. Maram supports Reform rabbis, thereby strengthening and enriching the communities of the Reform movement in Israel and the Reform presence in Israel as a whole. We know firsthand how much being part of a supportive community matters in times of crisis. Support these communities by clicking here.
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Father’s Day Event
Thursday, June 4 8:30 am
June 2 Miss Jill
Tuesday, June 9
ECC Graduation!
upcoming building, office, & school closures
Friday, June 12
ECC Last Day of School
Friday, June 19 - Building Closed Juneteenth
Monday, June 22
ECC Camp Begins
Friday, July 3 - Offices Closed Independence Day (observed)
