Temple Sinai

Who Will Write our History

In September 1939, Berlin attacked Warsaw and brought it under Nazi control, splitting the city into three sections – one

Our next Adirondack Shabbat outing this summer features, instead of a Shabbat morning service at the synagogue, a brief service

After Berlin was declared judenfrei in 1943, approximately 7,000 Jews continued to hide in the Nazi capital, often in plain

Join us at the Temple at 7pm on Wednesday, June 19th, for an informative meeting with Nexamp Community Solar. As

Comics aren’t just kid stuff! One look at the popular culture shows comic book heroes and story lines filling movie screens,

The Saratoga Springs Department of Public Works has planted not one, but two, Sycamore Trees in front of the Temple.

Based on Samuel Kassow’s book about historian Emanuel Ringelblum, this movie recounts a bold story of Nazi Resistance. After German

This morning Temple Sinai hosted visitors from Eskol for a community breakfast, where we learned what is going on in

Michael Tilson Thomas: The Thomashefskys, Music and Memories of a Life in the Yiddish Theater Saratoga Jewish Community Arts concludes

IN REMEMBRANCE OF YOM HASHOAH Saratoga Jewish Community Arts, with a generous grant from the Jewish Federation of Northeastern New