Temple Sinai of Massapequa, a member of the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) and the only Reform synagogue in Massapequa, is a warm and friendly, all inclusive congregation where all are welcome. Our members and friends have created a friendly community where all participate and commit to the future of Temple Sinai.

Through membership and participation in our community everyone has the opportunity to partake in worship, adult education, religious school, volunteering, hosting a simcha, and so much more:

Connect: see old friends and make new friends;
Engage: connecting with our synagogue and neighborhood;
Celebrate: observe Shabbat and Holidays.

Please see the links on the left for detailed information about Temple Sinai of Massapequa.

31 May: 8:00 PM

Shabbat Worship will honor those members walking in the annual Celebrate Israel Parade!

    2 June:  Celebrate Israel Parade     

28 June @ 7:30 PM
Shabbat Under The Stars
hosted by one of our congregants.
Join us for Shabbat under the stars on the bay.
For more information:  rabit392@aol.com

God of the Heavens: nature and all that You have created are truely awesome.
We treasure all Your gifts; the ones we understand and those we cannot.

We try, but we cannot control the weather, the oceans, the mountains or nature.
Since the time of Noah, we do not believe that it is not You who sends floods, make the earth shake or dispatch weather formations such as hurricanes and tornados, as warnings or punishments.

It was just last week that the Jewish community stood together at the base of Mt. Sinai, receiving Your Ten Commandments.
The Torah tells us that there was wind, thunder and lightening while we awaited the awesome (on-going) of moment Revelation.

In the heartland of our country, focusing on central Oklahoma, the voice heard was that of meteorologists and sirens.
The rains fell, the winds roared – then there was... destruction, all around.

God, Elijah, the prophet said that You were not in the windstorm – that you are in the still, small voice. 
God, be the voice that comforts crying children, be the voice that organizes rescue workers, be the voice of those lost so they can be found.
God be the voice of the world offering prayers of strength, comfort and consolation.

God, help those lost to be found, help those hurt to be healed, help those who help to be strong and comforting.
In time, God, help the people of central Oklahoma rebuild and reaffirm their sanctity in You.

Click for information on how to donate to help the Oklahoma Tornado Relief Effort