July 04, 2009   12 Tamuz 5769
Temple Sinai, Sharon, MA
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This year, Temple Sinai celebrated 50 years of being a house of worship and study, and a place of community for Reform Jews. 

During Hanukkah 2007, we marked the beginning of a year-long recognition of our temple's history, celebration of our current status as a vibrant Jewish community, and dedication to a bright future. 

Thanks to everyone who made this year of celebration so special!

 

50th Anniversary News  
Document Shabbat Pasta Bar - Dec 5 at 6:15pm (DOC 111.10 KB)
Enjoy Shabbat dinner with your Temple Sinai family. $10/adult, $5/child. RSVP by Nov 29th.
Bookmark 50th Anniversary Business Ad Book
View electronic advertisments from local businesses including convenient links to many of their websites.
Bookmark 50th Anniversary Greetings
View 50th anniversary greetings from fellow congregants.
Article Temple Sinai Welcomes Rabbi Daniel Freelander & Kol B'seder
Friday, December 5 at 7:30 pm.
Bookmark Photos from Congregational Trip to Israel
View some photos of the recent trip to Israel.
Document Travelers' Thoughts about Israel (DOC 46.59 KB)
Read what fellow members have to say about their recent trip to the Holy Land.
Announcement 50th Anniversary Calendars on Sale
including art from our own religious school children.
50th Anniversary Mural  


On December 7, 2007 Temple Sinai kicked off its 50th anniversary year with a wonderful Hanukkah Shabbat celebration.  The evening featured a delicious pot-luck dinner complete with international latke bar, a community menorah lighting, a Shabbat service led by TASTY members, and a lively concert featuring Peter and Ellen Allard.  As part of the festivities, a special 50th Anniversary Mural (shown above) was unveiled. It is filled with beautiful photographs highlighting the past 50 years of Temple Sinai's history. 

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