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  I have been a member of Temple Sinai for approximately seven years. As a mid-sized congregation, it is large enough to offer all the things people look for in a synagogue - yet small enough where you never feel like you are just another face in the crowd. Equally important is the fact that Temple Sinai is not a congregation where the members are just going through the motions. Services are well attended and people truly enjoy themselves. It is also a place where interfaith couples are welcome and non-Jewish spouses are treated like everyone else. Rabbi Annie Belford is absolutely amazing. You can feel her emotional attachment and true love for Judaism in everything she does.

  Added June 10, 2017 by David Schwam
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  At Temple Sinai, the expression "The Warm and Friendly Congregation" is something that is felt the moment a person walks into the building. There is a feeling of inclusion and acceptance that permeates the entire congregation. All are welcome - young and old, Jews and Gentiles, firm believers and those not sure of what they believe. Rabbi Annie sets a tone within the congregation that actually makes it fun to attend services. She is genuine in her faith, and infectious in her love for everyone she encounters. It is amazing that each Torah portion, and each holiday, is her favorite; however, after a while, you begin to understand how that is possible. I have belonged to Temple Sinai for 16 years now, and honestly doubt that I would be as happy or as content anywhere else.

  Added March 10, 2017 by Marc Boin
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  Temple Sinai has a very warm and welcoming community. Rabbi Annie asks some pretty amazing questions that help us understand our own personal perspective on Judaism, life as a Jew, and even how we deal with others.

  Added February 10, 2017 by Rich Bonn