Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
“…remember that although evil, hurtful people will always be a part of our world, good and courageous people will always find the strength to stand united against those who would hurt us.”
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
You may have heard that a few antisemetic groups in different parts of the U.S. are promoting a “National Day of Hate” on Saturday, February 25, 2023. According to the Anti-Defamation League and the Secure Community Network, these activities could include antisemetic flyers, stickers, banner drops on highway overpasses, graffiti, vandalism, or demonstrations. Small events may be posted on social media to echo and magnify these actions.
Our security team and Mark Shear are in close contact with the Worcester Police Department and the Jewish Federation of Central Massachusetts regarding this. Currently, there is no specific or credible information about an imminent threat to the Jewish community in the area. Because the threats are non-specific and undefined, security experts recommend the same security procedures that are sadly already part of our everyday routine. We will continue to monitor the situation and will adjust any procedures if necessary.
Let us respond to antisemitism in the time honored tradition of continuing to be loudly and proudly Jewish.
Wishing you and your loved ones a Shabbat of health, safety, and presence.
Shabbat Shalom
Paula Selvitella
President
What does gratitude mean to you?
Submit your songs, photographs, pieces of art, and poems to be included in the April 28th Shabbat service by emailing us: worship@emanuelsinai.org
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
Rabbi Valerie Cohen speaking about reproductive rights as a Jewish value as part of the Reform Jewish Movement Reproductive Rights Shabbat (ReproShabbat) on February 17, 2023.
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
Your donations — at whatever level is comfortable for you — will ensure that Temple Emanuel Sinai continues to deliver high quality events and services.
Temple Emanuel Sinai is hosting a Chanukah event on Sunday, December 18, 2022, at 5 PM featuring an interactive musical performance by Boston’s Premiere Post-collegiate Jewish a cappella group Honorable Menschen!
The celebration, open to people of all ages and backgrounds, will be filled with music, food (a full meal), special Hanukkah activities for kids, and plenty of fun! Invite your family and friends! Just link to this page!
If you would like to take part in a group candle lighting please bring your own menorah and candles to help us create a beautiful and memorable display.
We request that people RSVP here so that we can plan for an appropriate amount of food. The event is open to the public with a suggested donation of $10/person to cover food costs (children under 6 are free). Please note that the suggested donation amount is a suggestion — you may donate more, less or not at all — nobody will be turned away, but please RSVP so we can plan accordingly. (If you cannot donate the full amount, please email office@emanuelsinai.org or call 508-755-1257 to register)
Temple Emanuel Sinai is a warm, welcoming community that exemplifies the broad tent of Reform Judaism. We embrace and celebrate diversity. Learn more about Temple Emanuel Sinai at https://emanuelsinai.org/who-we-are/join-us/
The event is in-person at Temple Emanuel Sinai at 661 Salisbury Street Worcester, MA. Please review the current TES Covid Policy before attending the event.
