High Holy Days 2025/5786
Find meaning and inspiration with Congregation Sinai as you begin a new year!
We are looking forward to coming together, praying and celebrating as a congregational family for each of the holidays. Below you can explore our holiday worship times and special programs! We will be in-person and have a password protected livestream option. We hope you will join us throughout the Holy Day season and experience all that Sinai has to offer! If you are new to the Sinai community and would like to join us for the Holy Days, please contact Jen Friedman at jfriedman@congregationsinai.org or by calling the Sinai office at 414-352-2970.
To access High Holy Livestream, you will be required to enter your name and the password you received on your tickets. If you are a guest interested in joining livestream, please contact Congregation Sinai
The Social Justice Committee will once again be having their annual apple cake fundraiser! In addition to the delicious cake baked last year, a *gluten-free cake made with almond flour is offered this year. The gluten-free cake has been given a thumbs up! Make sure you order one or more apple cakes for your family for Rosh Hashanah and maybe another as a gift! Both cakes are parve. Order your apple cakes now!
Sale runs June 24 - September 7 Apple Cakes $24 each. Gluten-Free Apple Cakes $28 each
Pickup at Sinai: Sundays, September 14 and 21, 9 am - 12 pm. Delivery is available for those who need assistance.
Congregation Sinai Yizkor Book 5786
Yizkor means “we remember” and its primary purpose is to honor loved ones we have lost over the years. There is a Jewish tradition of giving charity in memory of a loved one, based on the theory that the good deeds of the survivors elevate the souls of the departed. In this spirit, we hope you will continue to remember your loved ones in our 5786 Yizkor Book.
Each year, Congregation Sinai creates a Yizkor Book which is used during the 4 festival holiday services - Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Pesach and Shavuot. The book also includes the Mourner’s Kaddish and a list of the names engraved on our permanent memorial sculpture which hangs in Sinai’s foyer. The Jewish Festival observances begin this year with the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur Thursday, October 2.
We are changing our process and using ShulCloud this year. If you would like to honor your loved ones in the Yizkor Book this year, please complete the following form by September 4:
You can type that web address into a web browser or find the link in your Enews.
If you have any questions, please call the Sinai office at (414) 352-2970.
If you are interested in honoring your loved ones by adding their name to our permanent memorial sculpture, please email Karen Berk (kberk@congregationsinai.org).
Guest Tickets
Congregation Sinai Guest Ticket Policy encourages families and friends to worship together, as well as encourages congregational affiliation. Please purchase your guest tickets by completing the High Holy Day Guest Ticket Request Form no later than Monday, September 15. There is a $75 per person per holiday guest ticket cost. Payment must be received before tickets will be mailed.
Guest tickets are available to all out-of-town family and friends without limitation in receiving tickets year after year.
Guest tickets are available to local family and friends one-time only. If your local family and/or friends wish to attend in subsequent years, we ask these guests to consider joining Congregation Sinai.
If your guests are members of another congregation (URJ or otherwise), there will be no guest ticket charge. Guests must contact their synagogue for a reciprocity letter and arrange to have the form sent to Congregation Sinai as soon as possible.
Visiting another congregation? If you are traveling during the Holy Days and wish to worship at another URJ-member synagogue, please contact the Sinai office so that we may help you arrange for guest tickets in the community that you will be visiting.
