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- ServicesShabbat Services Temple Sinai conducts weekly Friday night and Saturday morning, Shabbat services. Services are generally at 8:00 p.m. on Friday evening and 9:30 a.m. on Saturday morning. The second Friday night of each month is generally a 7:15 pm service although it is always a good idea to check the monthly “Bulletin” calendar or call the office (856 829-0658) to check the Service schedule recording. Family Services Most months a Shabbat Service is designated as a Family Service. This service is oriented toward the children and includes participation from the children in our Religious School, who are expected to attend. Consult the Bulletin for dates and times. Tot Shabbat Every other month Temple Sinai holds a Tot Shabbat. This lively interactive Friday night service is especially for young children (six years old and younger) and their families. During a Tot Shabbat service, we celebrate the beauty and wonder of Shabbat through singing, dancing, and story telling, as well as teach basic Shabbat prayers, songs and rituals. Oneg Shabbat refreshments follow the service. Tot Shabbat is a wonderful way to introduce your toddler or preschooler to Jewish worship and to other children in the Temple Sinai community in a relaxed…
- Service EtiquetteWe live in an age where something is always beeping on our bodies. A Temple Sinai service is a good time to take a rest from the always-on and always-available life. Please turn off cell phones and pagers during services or place them on vibrate to avoid creating a distraction. Recommended Dress Code for Shabbat and Holiday Services Dress for services at Temple Sinai is business casual or business attire. Men are required to wear a Kipot and Tallit, which are optional for women. However, everyone being called to the Torah for an Aliyah should wear a Talit and a headcovering. Children and adults should please respect the sanctity of religious services by refraining from wearing inappropriate clothing such as shorts, jeans, sweatpants, or sports uniforms. Shabbat and Jewish Holidays are Sacred Days When do Shabbat and the Holidays Begin: Shabbat begins 18 minutes before sunset on Friday and ends 25 minutes after sunset on Saturday night. If you look on the upper right corner of the Friday box on our monthly “Bulletin” calendar, there are two little candles with the candle-lighting time. This begins Shabbat. The time on the upper right-hand corner on Saturday signifies the end of Shabbat.…
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- Judaica ShopThink of the Temple Sinai Judaica Shop first for all your religious articles such as Menorot, Mezuzot, Talitot, Kippot, Challah covers, Matzah plates, and more. The gift shop also stocks beautiful jewelry and items made in Israel. Operated by the Sisterhood, the Judaica Shop is open some Sundays and by appointment. Contact Fay David 856 829-6611 or Esther Bliss 856 764-7308.

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  2101 New Albany Road • Cinnaminson NJ 08077
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