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Temple Sinai celebrates with our Rabbi as she was selected one of the Town of Oyster Bay's Distinguished Woman Award
Distinguished Woman in Government: Rabbi Janise Poticha of Massapequa
Although she fits into a multitude of categories, Rabbi Janise Poticha was selected for the government category for her great work with local government to help others.
Following the events of September 11, 2001, Rabbi Janise moved quickly to employ her EMA and chaplaincy skills. After working at ‘Ground Zero’ of the World Trade Center during the initial days of the tragedy, she assisted the City of New York and the American Red Cross in establishing family/help centers. She also volunteered at St. Paul’s Cathedral as a First Responder and participated in the city’s memorial services.
Most recently, following the events of Hurricane Sandy, Rabbi Janise worked with Senator Charles Fuschillo’s office and Assemblyman Saladino to coordinate a donation drive by Long Island Cares at Temple Sinai to help those in need. She helped local families in reaching out to FEMA, was in contact with organizations to help families clean out their flooded homes, and reached countless individuals in need.
The Town of Oyster Bay is honored to recognize Rabbi Janise Poticha as Distinguished Woman in Government.
Members of Temple Sinai and students of our religious school
toured the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County.
A truely educational experience!
Shabbat Dinner of Healing and Renewal
Cantor Green, Assemblyman Saladino, Rabbi Poticha
Superstorm Sandy damaged our Temple building
and the homes and businesses of many of our congregants.
This Shabbat dinner was one of many ways we are healing, rebuilding and reconnecting.
Clean up crew - those who helped clean our sacred space after superstorm Sandy.
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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.
Facebook page
TEMPLE SINAI: OPEN HEARTS - OPEN MINDS- OPEN DOORS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Shabbat of Social Justice
During the slave era, New Yorkers owned more slaves than all of the New England colonies combined.
Our exclusive discussion with
Dr. Georgette Lovette Grier-Key
was insightful!
Click for Temple Sinai of Massapequa images of
5 Jan. 2020 No Hate - No Fear Rally
Come celebrate Shabbat with us.
First Friday of every month: Family, Inclusive Shabbat @ 7:30pm
All other Shabbatot (except holiday observances) @ 8:00pm
BIKENYC WITH RABBI P
for information: Temple Sinai of Massapequa
It was an honor to host & be in dialogue with
Professor Isma Chaudhry
from the Islamic Center of Long Island
during our Shabbat of Social Justice
Rabbi Poticha with Prof. Chaudhry
Temple Sinai's Member: Louis Guzman
in Newsday:
Keeping Faith: How Religion, Spriituality
Sustain Long Islanders As They Age.
! Join us for Shabbat Worship !
Family Shabbat Worship
First Friday of every month: 7:30pm
Shabbat Worship (all other Friday nights): 8:00pm
Sunday, 7 June 2020
Celebrate Israel Parade
! Join Temple Sinai !
See our Facebook page for exciting photos of
Temple Sinai marching in the 2018 Celebrate Israel Parade.
Shabbat Under The Stars 5778
For joyful pictures of both
Temple Sinai's Golf / Game Day
in honor of our 60th anniversary
and
the retirement of our religious school principal
and long-time temple leader
see our Facebook page!
Hurricane Relief
long-term disaster relief, please see the list below.
The organizations listed below are actively working on hurricane relief.
Hurricane Florence:
Jewish Federations:
https://www.jewishfederations.org/Hurricane-Relief-Fund-2018
NECHAMA - Jewish Response to Disaster
https://nechama.org/currentprojects/hurricane-florence-response/
http://www.pawsitivelyfurever.org
ASPCA:
https:www.aspca.org/news/inside-aspca-response-hurricane-florence
ZAKA International Rescue Unit
https://www.zaka.us
COLLEGE STUDENTS & PARENTS:
Questionnaire for (prospective) college students & parents regarding the level of anti-Semitic activity on campus.
Curious about membership?
If you are interested in a membership packet, please email: Kathy
Once again Temple Sinai had a wonderful
turnout for the Celebrate Israel Parade.
It was a great day to show our support for Israel
click for more pictures on our Facebook page
CELEBRATING PURIM AT TEMPLE SINAI (images)
ISRAEL
What can you do?
Here are two opportunities to contribute.
Lone Soldiers Program of the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces
Lone Soldiers are those whose families live abroad and who choose to leave their countries of origin to serve the State of Israel.
Comment and prayer from Rabbi Poticha
See photos of the 2014 Temple Sinai
Bowling Extravaganza!
THOUGHT:
A Prayer for Living With Purpose
Photos from the
New York City People's Climate March
can be seen on our Facebook page
click for pictures/Facebook : 2014 Celebrate Israel Parade
Temple Sinai proudly marched up 5th Avenue for 50th Celebrate Israel Parade, NYC
See wonderful pictures of our trip to Israel.
https://www.facebook.com/templesinaimassapequa
more to come
Temple Sinai was truly honored to host the Dramatic Reading of the Book of Job
Temple Sinai, our community and award-winning actors marked the 1-year anniversary of superstorm Sandy.
Mayor Pravato, Rabbi Poticha, Assemblyman Saladino
Zach Grenier, Kathryn Erbe, Harris Yulin
Blessing Of The Pets: https://www.facebook.com/templesinaimassapequa
Superstorm Sandy: Relief and Donors
As you know many of our congregants were very seriously damaged/affected by superstorm Sandy.
Our Temple Sinai building was also damaged.
Below is a list of individuals and organizations, beyond those of our own members, who contributed to our rebuilding and renewal.
These contributions were monetary or otherwise.
We are very grateful for their support.
Individuals
Jerry & Linda Bernstein
Margie Chebot
Joel Harris (z"l)
Marilyn Plotz
Revera Poticha
Jay & Harriet Weintraub
Houses of Worship
Congregation Gates of Prayer, Metarie, LA
Presbyterian Community Church of Massapequa
Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, Manhattan, NY
Temple Emanuel, Kennsington, MD.
Temple Shalom, Naples, Fl.
Temple Shalom, Woodbury, NY
The Garden City Jewish Center, Garden City, NY
Westchester Reform Temple (Men's Club)
Organizations
AJC – (American Jewish Committee)
CCAR (Central Conference of American Rabbis)
New York Board of Rabbis & Rabbi Joe Potasnik
URJ (Union for Reform Judaism)
UJA-Federation
Fairway Market
Margot Leverett and the Klezmer Mountain Boys
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