Community

Bereavement Committee and Grief Support Group

Grief is a natural response that deserves healing.

The Bereavement Committee was formed to assist and give comfort to the families of Temple Sinai. Following the death of a loved one, a member of the committee meets with the family/acquaintances to help with shiva for those who sit right after services. Contact the office at info@templesinailv.org if you would like to volunteer.

The Bereavement Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday mornings of each month from 10 to 11:30 AM at Temple Sinai. Everyone is welcome, regardless of religion. Lunch and dinner gatherings are also part of the program. Contact Myrna Brown at myrnabrown@cox.net.

Programming Committee

Come together to think outside the box, get creative and bring something new to the table.  A "Think Tank" committee that results in activities and events that bring our Temple community together socially.  Contact Andi Berger at andiberger@cox.net.

Fundraising Committee

The Fundraising Committee oversees several annual projects that help support and preserve the posterity of the Temple's financial stability. Some projects include the Endowment Campaign, the Mezuzah Project and the Annual Gala. Contact Brian Messing at bmess@aol.com and Nancy Shinder at nancyshinder@gmail.com.

The Lunch Bunch

Ladies who love to lunch will always be welcome in this monthly meet-up. Held on the second Tuesday of each month at selected restaurants, the menus are varied but the conversation is always lively! Contact Anne Malkoff at 702-497-1346, Ferne Zuckerman at 201-390-4385.

Senior Social Committee

Everyone enjoys companionship, and it all starts with being social at any age. Open to Temple members ages 65+ who are interested in exploring the many events, activities, and experiences the Las Vegas Valley has to offer. Contact Sanford Leff at sandyleff@icloud.com.

Social Action

This mission of Social Action is to make the Las Vegas community a better place to live for everyone. The committee collects various donations for Las Vegas community organizations focusing on “families in need: They hold three annual projects each year: School Supply Drive, High Holiday Food Drive and Chanukah Gift Drive.  Various other social action projects are offered throughout the year.
Contact Cantor David Perper at cantorperper@templesinailv.org.

ShirHalleLou Choir

Our Intergenerational Temple Sinai choir is named in memory of choir member Louise Unell, who was with us for many years. Her spirit lives on with our close-knit choir, which performs during High Holy Days, Chanukah, Purim and Passover as well as in local venues. We also have a junior choir with ages ranging from 11-18! Please contact Cantor David Perper at cantorperper@templesinailv.org.

CLICK HERE to go to the ShirHalleLou page!

Caring Community

Caring is an act of kindness and concern for others. It can be just one time or ongoing. Our Caring Community will help you find time and ways to engage this part of your busy life. Please contact Marge Nordell at marge.nordell@gmail.com.

College Connection

An outreach program that helps connect college students to their home life and Judaism while they are away at school. They’ll be provided gifts during the holidays and notices of events and opportunities intended for their age group. This connection reminds them they are never far away. Contact Laurie Kelman at lkelman@templesinailv.org.

Jewish Lifelong Learning

From wonderful local speakers and educators, to our Adult B'Mitzvah class, there is always learning happening at Temple Sinai. We've developed a program of classes and events for all of us as we  continue on our Jewish Journey. For more information on this contact jll@templesinailv.org.

Men's Club

The Men's Club promotes the fundamental and enduring principles of Judaism and its fellowship through religious, cultural, social, recreational and educational activities, along with supporting the financial needs of the Temple. It offers a perfect opportunity to bring Jewish values to life while giving back to the community.
Contact Les Gilbert at mensclub@templesinailv.org.

Temple Sisterhood

Open to all women who share a solidarity of common interest in giving back to their community. The goal is to support and represent the Temple's mission and bond with incredible women in the process. The activities are as diverse as Sisterhood itself. Contact Rona Schwartz and Marge Nordell at sisterhood@templesinailv.org.

Sinai Connections (Temple Youth Groups) and
Religious School Family Association (RSFA)

In addition to the traditional classroom setting, Temple Sinai's Mark L. Haberkorn Religious School offers a diverse array of informal and social programs designed to enrich the student experience. We have divided Sinai Connections into three student cohorts: 3rd-5th Grade, 6th-8th Grade, and 8th-12th Grade. These youth groups provide students with a chance to engage with peers and mentors in a supportive environment. 

he Religious School Family Association (RSFA) is a dedicated group of parents, guardians, and adult volunteers who work together to enrich our students’ learning experiences at Temple Sinai. The RSFA is always looking for more volunteers to make a lasting and meaningful impact for our students and future generations.

Contact Zoe Levy at zlevy@templesinailv.org.