Calendar
Upcoming Events
What’s Happening at Temple Sinai? Well, quite a bit!
You’ll find our upcoming events for the month in the calendar and below, and underneath the calendar are events with detail.
Click right on the event within the calendar to see details.
YOM KIPPUR BREAK FAST
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Community Yizkor for October 7th
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
CHANTING FOR RENEWAL: AN ALTERNATIVE YOM KIPPUR SERVICE
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Yom Kippur Community Yizkor
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Yom Kippur Morning Service
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Young Families Yom Kippur Service In-Person and Zoom
Singing, dancing, and kid-friendly service!
Kol Nidre and Erev Yom Kippur
As we listen to the haunting melody of Kol Nidrei, in the presence of our Torahs, we commit ourselves to being better people and our loves meaningful.
Reverse Tashlich
This event is appropriate for people of all ages, and will include group clean up activities facilitated by community members who have been involved in the Barge Canal area management.
About Reverse Tashlich: This program is a recent add-on to the Jewish traditional Tashlich, an annual ritual in which some jewish people throw crumbs of bread into a body of water during the Rosh Hashanah holiday. The physical act of tossing crumbs is metaphor for the mental process of seeking to toss away bad habits and improve ourselves in the coming year.
Burlington’s ‘Reverse Tashlich’ began in 2022 when, we join 240+ other communities in this new traditional of cleaning up a body of water.
Cemetery Memorial (Lakeview Cemetery)
Please join us for the Memorial Service. We will be meeting in the upper part of Lakeview Cemetery at 10am. That is the part up the hill and away from the high school.
To ensure a minyan is present, please register below.
Shabbat Shuva “Shirtan” - Meditative Chanting Service
Join us back at Temple Sinai! Our service will be in person and on ZOOM.
Tashlich & Havdalah on the River
Tashlich is casting off the Angst (and sins) of the past year. Join us!
Rosh Hashanah
A music and prayer-filled worship service to celebrate the New Year and new beginnings. We will sound the Shofar. We will read and reflect on the story of the Binding of Isaac and how that story unfolds in our lives today. Our Torah reading features teen and adult readers, and our music will include adult and youth choirs, acapella groups, and beloved tunes of the Holy Days.
Password required for Zoom. Please get in touch with Temple Sinai before the holiday if you do not have the password. Zoom Meeting ID: 913 007 8933
Young Families Rosh Hashanah Service In-Person and Zoom
Singing, dancing, and kid-friendly service!
Erev Rosh Hashanah
To the tune of a haunting niggun, we light the menorahs and holiday candles to begin our High Holy Days. Judith Kate-Friedman’s song, Fresh Start, Hanan ben Ari’s, Sh’vurei Lev (for the Broken Hearted), and the Chava Mirel setting of Achat Sha’alti serve as musical portals into our theme as we acknowledge the hurt of this past year even as we hold one another and step into the New Year.
We will be using Mishkan HaNefesh for Rosh Hashanah.
Join us in person or via Zoom. Password required. Please contact Temple Sinai if you do not have the password before the holiday.
Selichot: The Music of Return
This year, we will have a special musical Selichot service, featuring acapella performances, small ensemble songs from Israel, and High Holy Day themes from our choir and string players. Selichot is the traditional beginning of the High Holy Day period of reflection and forgiveness. Beginning with Havdalah, we will create a space for reflection and inspiration centered on the human voice.
*Call the office 802.862.5125 to acquire the passcode.
Sukkot Torah Study
Join our engaging crew of learners. Wrestle with the texts of Torah and Hebrew Bible through the lens of our modern lives, using traditional and modern insights to probe layers of meaning.
YOM KIPPUR BREAK FAST
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
CHANTING FOR RENEWAL: AN ALTERNATIVE YOM KIPPUR SERVICE
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Open Sanctuary for Private Prayer and Reflection
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Yom Kippur Yizkor with Remembrance of Yom Kippur War
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Yom Kippur Morning Service In-Person and Zoom
Yom Kippur calls on us to listen to voices of those who have gone before and the voice of God within us. How do we hold onto humility, honesty and spirit and help heal.
Young Families Yom Kippur Service In-Person and Zoom
Singing, dancing, and kid-friendly service!
Kol Nidre and Erev Yom Kippur In-Person and Zoom
As we listen to the haunting melody of Kol Nidrei, in the presence of our Torahs, we commit ourselves to being better people and our loves meaningful.
Cemetery Memorial (Patchen Road Cemetery)
Please join us for the Memorial Service.
To ensure a minyan is present, please register below.
Reverse Tashlich
This event is appropriate for people of all ages, and will include group clean up activities facilitated by community members who have been involved in the Barge Canal area management.
About Reverse Tashlich: This program is a recent add-on to the Jewish traditional Tashlich, an annual ritual in which some jewish people throw crumbs of bread into a body of water during the Rosh Hashanah holiday. The physical act of tossing crumbs is metaphor for the mental process of seeking to toss away bad habits and improve ourselves in the coming year.
Burlington’s ‘Reverse Tashlich’ began in 2022 when, we join 240+ other communities in this new traditional of cleaning up a body of water.
Shabbat Shuva Torah Study
Join our engaging crew of learners. Wrestle with the texts of Torah and Hebrew Bible through the lens of our modern lives, using traditional and modern insights to probe layers of meaning.
Shabbat Shuva Shacharit
We are back in Temple! We now welcome in-person worship and we will continue to stream worship services via ZOOM!
Shabbat Shuva “Shirtan” - Meditative Chanting Service
Join us back at Temple Sinai! Our service will be in person and on ZOOM.
Tashlich & Havdalah on the River
Tashlich is casting off the Angst (and sins) of the past year. Join us!
Rosh Hashanah - In Person and Zoom
A music and prayer-filled worship service to celebrate the New Year and its possibilities and responsibilities. We will read and reflect on the story of Hagar. Our music celebrates our Jewish musical heritage with traditional chants, classic Reform compositions, and newer Jewish music.
Password required for Zoom. Please contact Temple Sinai before the holiday if you do not have the password.