Join us on Mt. Philo for Havdalah at sunset!

The Social Action Committee is collecting items from July 1-31 for COTS’ Back to School Bonanza on August 1.

The Bonanza is a free event, where hundreds of Vermont students in grades K-12 who are experiencing homelessness or need can have fun while they choose their backpacks, school supplies, and first day of school outfits donated by the community.

Please plan to arrive between 4 and 4:30pm. Eating will begin at 4:30pm.

Homelessness continues to be a challenge in the Burlington area. Temple Sinai will be participating in the 2024 COTS Walk and Fundraiser to raise money for the COTS, Vermont’s largest service provider to the homeless. Join our team, come walk or make a donation.

Temple Sinai Annual Meeting and Breakfast

Join us for Pride Parade!

Join us on Mt. Philo for Havdalah at sunset!

Temple Sinai Annual Meeting and Breakfast

Join us for Pride Parade!

Join us on Mt. Philo for Havdalah at sunset!

Homelessness continues to be a challenge in the Burlington area. Temple Sinai will be participating in the 2024 COTS Walk and Fundraiser to raise money for the COTS, Vermont’s largest service provider to the homeless. Join our team, come walk or make a donation.

Are you a caregiver for someone you love? A partner, family member, friend?

Do you anticipate being called to a caregiving role sometime in the near or distant future?

Together we will learn from a panel of three health professionals and an experienced caregiver about the blessings and challenges of caregiving.

Hear from Judge Kalfus about the work of a Vermont Superior Court Judge.

A part of the Avodah Speaker Series.

Temple Sinai Annual Meeting and Breakfast

Want to reduce chronic pain, rehab from injury or surgery, or improve balance?

Don’t miss the participatory presentation by Uwe Mester, certified practitioner of the Israeli movement method, Feldenkrais.

David Tabaruka survived genocide in Rwanda and civil war in Democratic Republic of Congo to immigrate to the US in 2004 through the Vermont Refugee Resettlement Program. Both shocking and compelling, David’s story is one of focus, faith, and courage in the midst of horror and tragedy. David currently is Controller at CCV and lives in Colchester with his wife and children. Brought to you by the Avodah Speaker Series.

Join us for Pride Parade!

Join us on Mt. Philo for Havdalah at sunset!

Homelessness continues to be a challenge in the Burlington area. Temple Sinai will be participating in the 2023 COTS Walk and Fundraiser to raise money for the Committee on Temporary Shelter, Vermont’s largest service provider to the homeless. You do not need to walk to contribute!

Last year we had a large team walking, and we raised almost $3,000 due to your generosity, the second-highest amount among faith organizations. Let’s beat that amount in 2023. Please consider making a donation at the following link. The process is fast, easy and secure. If you prefer, you can send your contribution to the temple. Make checks payable to COTS.

http://give.cotsonline.org/site/TR/Walk/General?team_id=2290&pg=team&fr_id=1100

Whatever you can give will help – it all adds up! The temple community greatly appreciates your support.

If you are not participating in the temple work day on Sunday, May 7, you can join the COTS Walk itself.

COTS, the Committee on Temporary Shelter, is Vermont's largest provider of services for Vermonters who are homeless, at risk of becoming homeless, or marginally housed. The focus at COTS is on finding solutions to END homelessness — not simply creating shelters for people who are experiencing homelessness.

Please help support COTS in this important project by contributing generously. Thanks to the Walk sponsors, EVERY DOLLAR raised through the COTS Walk supports shelter and services for families and individuals in crisis.

Join us back at Temple Sinai! Our service will be in person and on ZOOM.

Join us for the kickoff brunch!

Join us in the Sukkah to shake the lulav and meet new members!