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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.
Members of Temple Sinai and students of our religious school toured the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County. A truely educational experience!
TextTemple Sinai: A warm and friendly Reform congregation where all are welcome!
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:
Please see the links on the left for detailed information about Temple Sinai of Massapequa. TEMPLE SINAI: OPEN HEARTS - OPEN MINDS- OPEN DOORS
Hurricane Relief If you would like to make a contribution to help in what will prove to be
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/ Positively Furever Dog Rescue:
http://www.pawsitivelyfurever.org ASPCA: https:www.aspca.org/news/inside-aspca-response-hurricane-florence ZAKA International Rescue Unit https://www.zaka.us
Questionnaire for (prospective) college students & parents regarding the level of anti-Semitic activity on campus.
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.
For membership information, please contact Asha at: asharotstein@gmail.com
As you know many of our congregants were very seriously damaged/affected by superstorm Sandy. Individuals |
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