Temple Sinai is a small, warm, and welcoming congregation located in Cinnaminson, (Burlington County) New Jersey with congregants from all over New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and even North Carolina! We are part of the Conservative tradition, with our own distinct style of egalitarian, progressive, and participatory services. Rabbi/Cantor Colman Reaboi and the Temple Sinai Mishpacha welcome all families to join us for weekly services, Chaggim (holiday) celebrations, adult education, social action, social events, Hebrew School, and being a part of a friendly community.
Upcoming Events
We hope you can join us for the next Monthly class will take place on:
January 11th, 2025
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RECENT EVENTS at Temple Sinai
From The Blog
- A Channukah message – praying for Bondi Beach
Dear Chevre: We at Temple Sinai woke up to the sad news from Sydney, Australia. Our hearts go out to the families who lost their loved ones as they gathered to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah at Bondi Beach. May their memories not be in vain. Many of us have expressed concern and fear that antisemitism will ultimately reach our community in South New Jersey. John Moyer, the head of JFED Security has assured us that they have been in touch with local Police to take extra care to patrol and protect our places of worship. They will continue… Read more: A Channukah message – praying for Bondi Beach - Yom Kippur Day D’var, 2025/5786
By Rabbi Reaboi Perhaps the first question asked by a human being was Cain’s response to G-d, when asked about the whereabouts of Abel. Of course, God knows that Cain killed Abel. But still, Cain’s response is “I do not know. Am I my brother’s keeper? Then there is another question posed, this time by God. Previously in Genesis, Adam and Eve were hiding in shame from eating the forbidden fruit. And of course, God knows where they are but still asks “Ayekah– Where are you?” These questions have echoed through the Bible and beyond. Even now, God is asking… Read more: Yom Kippur Day D’var, 2025/5786 - Rosh Hashana D’var 2025/5786
“Hagar and the Foreigner” By Rabbi Reaboi Have you ever felt alone? Different? A little odd, perhaps? Have you ever felt like you weren’t cut from the same cloth? You’re not alone. I spent most of my younger life feeling “not the same” from my peers. In the Yeshiva I attended until 7th Grade, I was known as the student from the Non-Orthodox family, whose mother sometimes picked him up from School wearing-(gulp) pants. My teachers and fellow classmates were mostly kind. But some of them were not. Imagine how embarrassed I was when, on a scorching June day, my… Read more: Rosh Hashana D’var 2025/5786 - Shana Tovah U’Mitukah from Marty and Rose Rose, Co-Presidents for 5786
🍏🍯🍎🍏🍯🍎🍏🍯🍎🍏🍯🍎🍏🍯🍎🍏🍯🍎 Dear Congregants, We hope that you had an enjoyable summer and had the chance to join us for one or more of our creative Shabbat and summer programs. Summer at Temple Sinai was bustling with activity! One of our highlights was the complete renovation of the Marcia Blacker Education Wing, now ready for the new school year, during which the Cinnaminson School District will be using the space for PreK classes. In addition, we now have firmly in place our new staff members: Hailey Weinberger as Operations Administrator and Ben Wirthshafter as Facility Caretaker. Together with our amazing volunteers,… Read more: Shana Tovah U’Mitukah from Marty and Rose Rose, Co-Presidents for 5786 - A Message from Rabbi Reaboi for the Month of Elul
Shalom Chaverim, It’s hard to believe that Rosh Hashana 5786 is one month away! Soon, we’ll be focusing on getting the kids back to school, and trading our flipflops for regular shoes. It will also be time to start to think about the next Jewish New Year. But are you ready? For me, one of the best parts of Summer is the rain. I know it’s strange to say, especially after the abundance of rainy weekends we’ve had this year. Not only do I love the rain-I love it when it pours; The sheets of water coming down and making vision nearly impossible, the torrents… Read more: A Message from Rabbi Reaboi for the Month of Elul
































