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Please join us as we launch our broadcasts from NY's 92nd Street Y. 

Our first broadcast is October 3, featuring Tzipi Livini, one of Israel's most high-profile and influential pjolitcal figures.
Tzipi will be giving a lecture on the State of World Jewry.

Please click here for detailed information on 92nd Street Y and our broadcast schedule.

 

High Holy Days 2010/5771
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Rosh Hashanah - September 8, 9 & 10;  Yom Kippur - September 17 & 18;

High Holy Day Invitations were mailed to our membership on August 26, 2010.

You must have an invitation/ticket to attend our High Holy Day services.
Exception: Rosh Hashanah 2nd Day service is open to the community.

For complete details on High Holy Days 2010 and for the online forms, please click here.


 

Temple Sinai Congregational Retreat
November 5-7, 2010 at Camp Ramah Darom, Clayton, Georgia

RamahDaromJoin your Temple Sinai family in the North Georgia Mountains for a relaxing weekend of great programming, worship, socializing and fresh air.

For more information visit our Retreat page.
Click here to register online; Click here to download the registration form to mail in.


 

A Shabbat of Reflection
Selichot Service
Saturday, September 4
7:00 pm - Wine & Dinner ($18/person)
8:30 pm - Interactive Discussion, followed by a moving candlelit service
"The Bible Doesn't Say THAT!"

Dr.JoelHoffmanwith Guest Speaker,
Dr. Joel M. Hoffman

RSVP's are required for dinner and can be made online or by calling the temple office.
For more details please visit our
Guest Speaker page.


 
Adult Education

"Flu Shot or Not: What You Need to Know"

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Wednesday, September 15
7:30 pm - 8:45pm

with Guest Speaker, Lisa Koonin
For more information, please see our Guest Speaker page.

RSVP's are requested, but not required


 

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