March 09, 2010   23 Adar 5770
Temple Sinai, Sharon, MA
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Sisterhood

Sisterhood of Temple Sinai is an affiliate organization of Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) - a national organization of the URJ. Our goal is to provide educational and social activities to meet the needs of women and their families within our congregation and the community at large. 

We are a member of the Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition, and offer programming on current women's health issues. We hold various fundraising programs throughout the year that enable us to sponsor college gift packages, camperships for members children attending URJ-sponsored camps, holiday foods and gifts for our Religious School students, and B'nai Mitzvah and Confirmation gifts. We also support WRJ's YES fund, which gives scholarships to Rabbinical students, and support to Israel and NFTY, the national High School youth group. 

For more information, including how to join Sisterhood of Temple Sinai, please contact Janice Newman.


Temple Sinai Sisterhood Judaica Shop


Tallitot, mezzuzot, gifts, kippot, candlesticks, menorahs, seder plates, and more...

If you don't see it, just ask. We can special order any item. The Judaica Shop is open during temple office hours and Sisterhood programs. For special requests, contact Carol Dickerman.

Sisterhood News  
Use attached order form to order your wine in advance, or visit the temple lobby on Sunday Feb 28 (12-3), March 14th (2-4), March 21 (10-12) or March 28 (11-1).
The Sisterhood of Temple Sinai would like to invite you to learn with Rabbi Meszler as we study the Torah from a woman's point of view.
Upcoming Sisterhood Events  
March 2010
03/11 -  Sisterhood Program (7:30 PM to 9:30 PM)
03/18 -  Sisterhood Study (12:00 PM)
Bring your lunch; coffee and tea will be served.
April 2010
04/15 -  Sisterhood Study (12:00 PM)
Bring your lunch; coffee and tea will be served.

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