Every week new programs are added to the Temple Sinai Happenings. We wouldn’t want you to miss anything so read all the way to the bottom of this email.
In addition, we welcome another new member to Temple Sinai at the conclusion of this email.
Temple Sinai Sisterhood invites you to …
” Shower of Well Wishes”
for the Rebbetzin
THIS Sunday, November 7th,
at Shari Hyder’s home
11 A.M. to 2 P.M.
Please click on the link below for more details and to sign-upfor people to sign up for this
dairy pot luck luncheon.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0444AAAA2CA2F58-shower
Each Wednesday:
8:20 – 9:00am Morning Minyan
ZOOM ID # 867 890 4477
This is your opportunity to say Kaddish or do a Mitzvah and be present so someone else can say Kaddish.
Chanukah Gift Ideas… Chanukah begins Nov. 28
Give the gift that is appreciated more than any other… Gift Cards.
Buy them through Temple Sinai.
We can get gift cards to almost every retailer.
Home Depot… Lowes..Bed, Bath & Beyond..CVS..Staples..Boscovs..Home Goods..Starbucks..Barnes & Nobles and so many more.
To see a complete list click on the link below: https://shop.shopwithscrip.com/Shop/Product/Browse
A Plastic Gift Card order will be placed on Monday, Nov. 15.
Contact Rose at Rose9483@verion.net or 856-912-1849 to place an order.
Shop the Temple Sinai Judaica Shop for all your Chanukah Shopping
MEZUZOT, TZEDAKAH BOXES, CHALLAH COVERS, CHILDREN’S ITEMS, AND MORE
The Judaica Shop is open by appointment.
Food Book available for
2021-2022
Cost: $10.00
$6 goes directly back to Temple Sinai.
Book is good until Sept. 30, 2022
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.
Although Shoprite is not in the Food Book, there are so many places, to eat and shop, we think you will have no trouble getting your money back very quickly!
Contact Elaine Pinchuk at 609-313-0188 or Amy in the TS office 856-829-0658 with your order or questions.
Chair Yoga For All Ages
Zoom ID
#867 890 4477
with our own Yoga Instructor, Jill Croft
Mondays at 11AM and
Wednesdays at 4 PM
Chair yoga is a great way to get the wonderful health benefits of yoga. Join us in loosening and stretching muscles, reducing stress, and improving circulation. It also reduces anxiety, helps lower blood pressure, protects joints, and builds strength and balance.
- Ann Bliss
- Stella Geller,mother of Perri Geller-Clark
- Julia Goldstein
- Jack Israel
- Gary Koehler, friend of Amy Engle
- Alan Kramer
- June Margolis
- Vivian Lewis
- Connie Rafelson
- Bachia Rochaela, mother of Issa Kabeer
- Jim Schulz Sr.,father-in-law of Craig Eskow
- Jason Schulz, brother-in-law of Craig Eskow
- Happy Anniversary to:
- Warren & Debbie Broudy, celebrating26 years together on November 5
- Herman & Stacy Cohen, celebrating17 years together on November 7
Happy Birthday to:
- Mark Perry, on November 5
Join Us On Zoom: ID 867 890 4477
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904 477
We’ve invited Temple Beth Shalom in Brigantine to some of our programs and so they are reciprocating by inviting you to:
Getting Started in Jewish Genealogy,
November 11th 7:00 pm
If you’ve been meaning to get started on your family history, or you just wanted to know what the heck a second cousin once removed is, this is the session for you! Learn how to get started in your search for your ancestors and about the tools and resources available to help you.
Steve Sarratore, a happily retired college professor, is an amateur genealogist and has been metaphorically digging up relatives for over twenty years.
Sign up today by registering at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1dsNAhQzP8SK8UuuhAjUsnWpKrIfh2_TJZ0Q6i4rnGq0/viewform?edit_requested=true
Rabbi Sussman – Hola! Coming to America: The Sephardic Experience, 1492 to Today, November 14 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Lance J. Sussman, Ph.D. has been Senior Rabbi of Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel in Elkins Park, PA since 2001. Rabbi Sussman will be retiring from the pulpit in June, 2022 and looks forward to spending more time in his family’s home in Brigantine, NJ. Sussman is a former Chair of the Board of Gratz College and has taught Jewish History at Princeton University.
For his November program Rabbi Sussman will be sharing a PowerPoint on the history of how Sephardic Jews first came to the New World beginning in 1492. We will look at the expulsions from Iberia and then discuss the role Holland played in the settlement of Jews in the world including South America, the Caribbean and New Amsterdam. Initially the Sephardic experience was dominant among New World Jews but then receded with Ashkenazi immigration. Today Sephardi Judaism is reasserting itself in the New World.
Sign up today by registering at: ht https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1VOy3v6-Kjq1m7dmCmd6TFHKaEzAof_K5mnAFnS2g97o/viewform?edit_requested=true
A confirmation link will be sent to you immediately after registering for each event. You will then
receive the invitation link before the presentation.
For help please contact Temple Beth Shalom atoffice@seashul.org or (609) 266-0403
Register with Amazon Smile and every time you make eligible purchases, Amazon will donate to Temple Sinai of Cinnaminson.
Go to smile.amazon.com
Log on using your existing Amazon Account or register for a new one, if you don’t have an Amazon account. Under “pick your own charitable organization” search for Temple Sinai of Cinnaminson. Buy your Amazon purchases through smile.amazon.com (your Amazon Prime will show up there) not through your regular Amazon site.
ASK YOUR KIDS AND GRANDKIDS FOR HELP OR AARON LIST IS ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP.
ThankScriping Day
is coming
Nov 18 – 19
- This huge earning event happens only 4X each year.
- Temple Sinai can earn up to 20% with 105+ brands offering bonuses.
- Bonuses apply to eGift cards and reloaded gift cards only (physical gift cards not included)
Thanksgiving
Interfaith Community Service
In Person and on-line
Tuesday, November 23
7:00 pm
at Asbury United Methodist Church
Route 130 and Andover Road, Cinnaminson
Donate to Temple Sinai your furniture or special items that are just too large or valuable for our yearly rummage sale.
We’ll sell your furniture (from your home) and other items on Facebook Marketplace to profit Temple Sinai.
You will receive a tax-deductible donation receipt and will feel good about supporting such a worthy organization.
Contact Rose Rose at Rose9483@verizon.net
or 856-912-1849
Temple Sinai Jewish Movie Club
by way of ZOOM ID # 867 890 4477
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477
Much like a Book Club, watch the movies at your convenience and then join us in discussion.
Tuesday, November 30 at 7PM
Review of “One Step to Freedom”
In 1938, Austria had been annexed by Nazi Germany and Switzerland closed its borders for Jewish refugees, essentially forming as a death sentence for thousands. However, not all Swiss officials subscribed to this inhuman order. ‘One Step to Freedom’ centers on the story of Paul Grüninger, the St. Gallen police commander who put not only his career, but also his life on the line by disregarding orders and allowing all Jews to enter the country, most of them under the cover of night and in danger of being shot by Austrian border guards.
Thursday, December 2
7:00 – 8:30 PM
White Nationalism and the Rise of Anti-Semitism
Virtual- Password provided
upon registration
2nd of three sessions
Session 2: “A Growing Conspiracy:
Scope and Depth of QAnon Beliefs Among U.S Nationalists”
Join us as Brandon Chapman, PhD, Instructor and Department Chair of Anthropology and Sociology at Rowan College at Burlington County, speaks on the recent upsurge of anti-Semitic, ethnocentric, and racist beliefs among rural white voters in the United States. Dr. Chapman specializes in political and economic ethnography, political values, local and traditional knowledge, and Cognitive Anthropology. Most recently, Dr. Chapman has been conducting fieldwork regarding nationalist and extreme right-wing political opinions among U.S. voters.
Register to Ellen Goldberg Weiner at egweiner09@gmail.com
By Jan. 15, 2022
Order your
Mah Jongg cards now.
All orders must be placed by Jan. 15.
Send your name and address (if different)
with check payable to Temple Sinai Sisterhood to the Temple Sinai Office in an envelope marked :Maj Jongg” or Venmo Temple Sinai Sisterhood.
New cards are $9.00 regular size; $10.00 large print
Contact Ellen Dix with questions at 856-764-1716 or ellendix@aol.com
You did it! You helped us to collect 500 lbs of plastic to recycle. You’ve helped the environment and earned Temple Sinai a beautiful bench made out of recycled ma 
terials. We have been given the go ahead to continue to collect another 500 lbs. of plastic by April 25 to help the environment and earn anther bench.
We’re looking for volunteers to help with “Bagging the Bags”. It’s a job of weighing and recording. A short training will be given. Contact Carol Janes at kneidljanes@gmail.com
Sign up for
Fed Flash
There are so many wonderful and important programs being offered to the entire Southern New Jersey Community including
- Festival of Arts, Books and Culture beginning Nov. 6
- Community Wide Kristallnacht Observance on Tuesday, Nov. 9 at 7PM
And so much more.
Sign up for a weekly email called “Fed Flash” bygoing to https://jewishsouthjersey.org/
and clicking on “subscribe to our newsletter”.
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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.
Temple Sinai Fundraiser
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or buy one for yourself.
Click on the blue box below to take you directly to the website for more information and to order.
SHABBAT SHALOM
Join Rabbi Perice and the Temple Sinai Singers tonight, Friday, October 29 for services to relax, unwind and welcome the Sabbath.
Te mple Sinai Zoom Meeting
# 867 890 4477
Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8678904477
Saturday, November 6 — Join in for a Torah Service and Torah Spark discussion IN PERSON in the Main Sanctuary with an Oneg Shabbat to follow AND ON ZOOM at 10:30
YAHRZEITS THIS WEEK WILL BE READ FOR:
- Larry Brilliant, cousin of Rachael Wise
- Rita Bruckner, aunt of Rabbi Steven Fineblum
- Morris Cills, father of Alan Cills/grandfather of Shari Hyder
- Levi Cohen, father of Reuven Cohen
- David Goldberg, father of Arlene Salkin
- Minerva Levin,mother of Marci Hochman
- Esther Mankin,mother of Shelly Hassis
- Max Margolis, father of Gerald Margolis
- Morton Mersky,brother of Bobbi Rosebaum
- Elizabeth Pitchman,grandmother of Arlene Salkin
- Fannie Sassler,mother of Milly Stern
- Martin Shane,husband of Lina Shane / father of Wendy List
- Geraldine Simon,mother of Arlene Goldfarb
- Madelyn Weinstein,mother of Paula Pappas
- Ester Weitberg Slotkin,aunt of Annette Yellin
- Harry Zelman,uncle of Roz Gorenberg
Say hello to Bobbi and Marvin Rosenbaum who have lived in Cinnaminson since the 1960’s! Their 3 sons went to Temple Sinai Religious School and all were Bar Mitzvah here! Marvin retired recently and Bobbi works for a financial advisor in the area but plans to retire soon. She also belongs to a synagogue in Philadelphia where she and her father attended services and went to morning minyan together daily. Although her father has passed away, she continues to go to morning minyan each day in Philadelphia. Bobbi likes the Rabbi and the Rebbitzen and enjoys Temple Sinai’s Friday night services!