Friday, Dec 9
Virtual Shabbat Service
at 7:00 PM
Service on Zoom filled with Chanukah music as we look forward to Chanukah.
Saturday, Dec 10
Shabbat Service and Torah Spark on Zoom at 9:30 AM
Friday, Dec 16
Shabbat Service at 7:00 PM
(Hybrid) in person at Temple Sinai
in the Fineblum Chapel and on Zoom
Saturday, Dec 17
Shabbat Morning Service and Torah Discussion at 9:30 AM
(Hybrid) in person at Temple Sinai
in the Fineblum Chapel and on Zoom
Friday, Dec 23
Virtual Shabbat Service at 7:00 PM
Saturday, Dec 24
Shabbat Service and Torah Spark on Zoom at 9:30 AM
Each Wednesday:
8:20 – 9:00am
Morning Minyan
Monday, December 12
at 7:00 PM on Zoom
We’ll be reviewing “Lessons in Chemistry”
by Bonnie Garmus
Join Us On Zoom: ID 867 890 4477
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477
Future Book Club Books:
is right around the corner…
Give the gift of
Judaica
Shop the Temple Sinai Judaica Shop for all your Chanukah Shopping
ELECTRIC AND BATTERY OPERATED MENORAHS, CHANUKAH CANDLES, CHANUKAH SNOW GLOBES, JEWELRY, CHILDREN’S TOYS AND DREIDLES, WRAPPING PAPER, TZEDAKAH BOXES, CHALLAH COVERS, GELT AND MORE
The Judaica Shop will be open:
- Sunday, December 11 student shopping during Religious School; Shop open for parents and others from 11AM – 12:30 PM
- Sunday, December 18: 11AM – 12:30 PM (during Chanukah Party & Sisterhood Brunch)
- Always by appointment. Call Fay David at 856-829-8160 (leave a message), 856-829-6611 or Esther Bliss at 856-764-7308 or 609-217-5284
Food Books Make Great Gifts
Cost: $10.00
$6 goes directly back to Temple Sinai.
Book is good until Sept. 30, 2023
Food Books may be purchased in the Temple Sinai Office by way of cash, check or Venmo Temple Sinai (include on memo line: “donation, food book”.)
Buy as gifts for your hairdresser, nail person, teachers, postperson, etc.
There are so many places, to eat and shop.
Contact Elaine Pinchuk at 609-313-0188 or Amy in the TS office 856-829-0658 with your order or questions.
Chanukah Krispy Kreme
Doughnut
Sale
$12 a dozen
YUMMY, FRESH, KOSHER.
Order from any student in the Temple Sinai Religious School or from Amy in the Temple Sinai office. Choice of glazed or jelly. Orders and payment are due by December 11th. Donuts may be picked up at Temple Sinai on December 18th.
Chair Yoga
For All Ages
Zoom ID #
8678904477
with our own Yoga Instructor, Jill Croft
Mondays at 11:00 AM and Wednesdays
at 4:00 PM
Join Jill Croft as she helps you to loosen and stretch muscles, reduce stress, and improve circulation. Yoga can also reduce anxiety, help lower blood pressure, protect joints, and build strength and balance. Do it at your own pace and start on the road to health.
Cinnaminson Festival
Holiday Lighting Celebration
Friday, December 9 at 6PM at Wood Park.
Wood Park is located at the intersection of Riverton Road and Pomona Road. On this evening both the Christmas Tree and the Menorah will be lit
Sunday, December 18 at 4:30PM at Wood Park.
Join us for children’s games, a dreidle scavenger hunt, Chanukah songs, hot chocolate and sufganiot(doughnuts) and candle lighting at Wood Park. The festivities begin at 4:30 PM culminating in candle lighting at 5pm. All are welcome!
The Menorah at Wood Park will also be lit each evening during Chanukah. We hope you’ll join us!
Every Tuesday
10:30 -11:30 AM
Zoom ID# 8678904477
Help Temple Sinai Plan: We get together over Zoom and do a little planning to help Temple Sinai navigate the future. We could use your input. All are welcome.
Order Your
Mahjong Card
through Temple Sinai
by January 15
New cards are $14.00 regular size; $15.00 large print
(Extra fee is a small donation to Temple Sinai Sisterhood)
Send your name and address (if different)
with check payable to Temple Sinai Sisterhood to Ellen Dix’s home or to the Temple Sinai Office in an envelope marked: “Maj Jongg” or Venmo Temple Sinai Sisterhood.
Contact Ellen Dix with questions at 856-764-1716 or ellendix@aol.com
Sunday, December 18
Temple Sinai’s Family Chanukah Party in the Fineblum Chapel
10:30 – 12:30 PM
Religious School will be
from 9 – 10:30AM on this morning.
This year’s Chanukah Party will feature a Krav Maga demonstration. Krav Maga is an Israeli martial art. Developed for the Israel Defense Forces, it is derived from a combination of techniques used in aikido, judo, karate, boxing, and wrestling. It is known for its focus on real-world situations and its extreme efficiency.
Our Chanukah Party will also include games, prizes, latkes, dreidels, gelt and more. Join us for all the Chanukah fun.
Temple Sinai Sisterhood Chanukah Brunch in the Main Sanctuary
11:00 AM
Join the ladies as we celebrate the holiday together. Bring a Menorah and a special holiday story to share. Please RSVP to the Temple Sinai Office by Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Children’s Toy Collection
Working with the Bread of Life Food Pantry,
Temple Sinai has a request for four toys.
These will be posted on angel cut-outs located on the Bulletin Board by the Temple Sinai Office.
Gifts need to be returned to the office by Sunday 12/11/22, unwrapped with the angel attached.
Thank you all for this mitzvah!
For any questions call Shelley Sbar (609)706-7858.
at Temple Sinai
Sunday, January 15th
9AM – noon
Make at Home and Drop off:
· Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to be given to the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden. Use any bread, do not cut, wrap each separately in plastic baggy. Make one or one hundred and one!
Buy & Deliver to Temple Sinai on or before January 15 – Trunk Drop.
· Body Wipes (not antibacterial), Adult underwear and briefs (all sizes), feminine pads/tampons.
· New and extremely GENTLY used board games for Gloucester County Special Services.
· Food or cash donations to continue Temple Sinai’s partnership with the Bread of Life Food Pantry.
Bins will be placed outside the Fineblum Chapel entrance in front of the Synagogue.
Projects in the Main Sanctuary:
- Creating handmade Linus Blankets for area children’s hospitals
- Making and baking dog biscuits for local animal shelters
- Making crafts for the elderly
Special Presentation on that morning including
Environmental Demos
- Charlie DiFazio
- Dee Herrmann
- Stella Geller, mother of Perri Geller-Clark
- James Hyland, father of Morah Kim
- Jack Israel
- Sheikha Maryam Kabeer, mother of Issa Kabeer
- Alan Kramer
- Rich Lewis
- June Margolis
- Dorothy Minkoff
- Salvatore Perice
- Connie Rafelson
- Jeff Swartz
- Carolyn Woodruff
- Seth Fineblum – December 10
- Colleen Fineblum – December 10
- Shelley Sbar – December 12
- Eileen Cohen – December 15
- Issa Kabeer – December 15
American Red Cross and Temple Sinai
Blood drive at Temple Sinai
Sunday, January 15
9:00am-2:00pm
Appointments are needed. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY by clicking on the link below.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE:CLICK HERE
or go to http://www.redcrossblood.org
and use Sponsor Code: Temple Sinai
All donors in January will receive a coupon for a free Medium Dunkin’ Beverage and free Egg & Cheese Wake-Up Wrap!
Area hospital patients are counting on you!
Collect them at home or at your place of business and bring them into Temple Sinai. Place them in the box just outside the Temple Sinai Office.
Please return your High Holiday Prayerbooks
If you still have a High Holiday Prayerbook, please return them to the Temple Sinai office.
Join Rabbi Perice tonight for services to relax, unwind and welcome the Sabbath.
Friday, December 9
Virtual Shabbat Service at 7:00 PM filled with Chanukah music as we look forward to Chanukah.
Saturday, December 10
Shabbat Morning Service and Torah Spark on Zoom at 9:30 AM
- Havdalah on Zoom at 7PM with Rabbi and Rachael Perice
Temple Sinai Zoom Meeting
# 867 890 4477
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477
YAHRZEITS will be read for the following people:
- Pearl Beck, mother of Stuart Beck
- Susan Broudy, mother of Warren Broudy
- Seymour Geller, father of Perri Geller Clark
- Sylvia Josephs, mother of Phil Josephs
- Morris Nettis, grandfather of Marty Rose
- Morton Samuels, grandfather of Harriet Summers
- Lawrence Traube, father of Rich Traube
- Gary Zablin, brother of Terry Zablin
Did You Return Your High Holiday
Pledge Card?
Help us support important programs and initiatives that are essential for the vitality of our synagogue.
Through your generous High Holiday Pledge, you can help ensure that the Temple Sinai that you love will continue to survive and thrive for many years in the future.