SinaiCast

Coach Kevin Jordan, All-American UCLA wide receiver, director of player development, of UCLA Bruins, and chaplain of UCLA football, speaks with Rabbi Sherman on the role of a chaplain in sports, and the ways in which faith and sports intersect.

Come learn from experts Rabbi Dr. Jason Weiner and IVF specialist Dr. Sahar Wertheimer on the medical ethics and practical ramifications surrounding the recent ruling on embryos.  Moderated by Rabbi Nicole Guzik!

Rabbi Erez Sherman invites the Israel ParaSport Center Athletes to Sinai Temple and talk about there role on a team and what the represent when on the court.

Saturday, March 16 at 9:00 a.m.   Ziegler Sanctuary Shabbat Service " A Shabbat Story ": Sermon by Rabbi Nicole Guzik #Shabbat #Judaism #Generations #Sinai Temple #Rabbi #RabbiNicoleGuzik

Ambassador Michael Oren was the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, 2009-2013/

Rabbi Donniel Hartman | Shabbat, February 10. Sinai Temple's Main Sanctuary service.

Mitzvah A Month with Rabbi Sherman February 7 2024

Rabbi Erez Sherman hosts Bassem Eid, a Jerusalem-based political analyst and commentator in Arab and Palestinian affairs. Rabbi Erez Sherman and Bassem Eid dive deep into the possibilities of peace and discuss the ongoing war. #israelpalestineconflict #judaism #conservativejudaism#SinaiTemple #RabbiErezSherman #BassemEid #israel #gaza

Rabbi Sherman recently interviewed Dr. Jeff Gurock, author of "Judaism's Encounter with American Sports."

Join us for a virtual conversation between Palestinian activist Noor Awad and Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger of Friends of Roots, moderated by our own Rabbi Avi Taff

Rabbi David Wolpe and Dr. Gabor Maté discuss the far-reaching impacts of the violence perpetrated on October 7th. Moderated by Rahel Bayar, Esq., "How Do We Get to Peace" is a virtual discussion between Rabbi Wolpe and Dr. Maté that focuses on the ongoing war in Israel and Gaza. Please Visit Sinai Temple's Website and YouTube for more engaging content! Thank You for your support. #is...

Rabbi Wolpe 's Hanukkah class. New topic, focused on the intersection of this year's Hanukkah with the ongoing crisis in Israel.

  Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman  is president of the Shalom Hartman Institute and holds the Kaufman Family Chair in Jewish Philosophy. He is author of the highly regarded 2016 book, Putting God Second: How to Save Religion from Itself, and is the host of “For Heaven’s Sake,” one of the most popular Jewish podcasts in North America.   Q&A With Rabbi Erez Sherman

Alon Ben-Gurion is the grandson of David Ben-Gurion, the founder of the State of Israel. He was born in Israel in 1951 and was severely wounded in the Yom Kippur War. He is passionate about preserving the history and culture of Israel, especially the Negev desert, where his grandfather lived and is buried.

ELNET, the European Leadership Network, is the premiere pro-Israel network in Europe. David Siegel is former Israeli diplomat involved in foreign policy formulation at the highest levels, including as Consul General to the Southwest United States. He served as the Chief of Staff to Israel’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Director of the Foreign Ministry’s International Organizations Departmen...

Caregivers Support with Yael Wyte from the Alzheimer's Association Streamed live on Oct 11, 2023

Thursday August 31st – 7:00 p.m.: Sinai Temple and Livestream Harmonies of the High Holy Days: A Musical Journey through the Machzor with Cantor Feldman and Music Director Benjamin Fingerhut Cantor Feldman and Benjamin Fingerhut go on a musical journey through the High Holy Day Machzor, and present various musical settings for some of our most beloved prayers during this sacred season.

Rabbi Erez Sherman will moderate a discussion between Alex Kor, son of holocaust survivor Eva Kor, Graham Honaker, the author of Unbracketed, & world renowned coach, Bob McKillop. Learn the story of Eva, who led the Davidson basketball team on a trip to Auschwitz. Hear about the power of the sports community to bring Holocaust awareness to a greater audience and the difference we can make whil...

Thursday, June 22nd Sinai Temple hosted the screening of the first episode of the limited series, A Small Light. A Small Light tells the moving and powerful story of Miep Gies, played by Bel Powley, the woman who hid Anne Frank and her family during the Nazi occupation of Amsterdam. This screening was followed by a discussion led by Rabbi Erez Sherman, featuring Tony Phelan and Joan Rater, the sho...

The Sinai Temple Mental Health Center is excited to showcase  Dr. Jonathan Goldfinger,  MD, MPH, FAAP, for two signature events on the current state of our mental health and wellness! The first session is called, “Raising Resilient Adults: How to Ensure our Children Thrive.” This dynamic conversation is designed to address the unique concerns of parents in today’s complex world.  The second sessio...

Rabbi Chaim Seidler-Feller recently celebrated his fortieth year of working with students and faculty as the Executive Director of the Yitzhak Rabin Hillel Center for Jewish Life at UCLA. He is currently Director Emeritus. Rabbi Seidler-Feller will lead a discussion that constitutes a personal effort at articulating a meaningful notion of God that is spiritually fulfilling, intellectually uncompro...

Dr. Kenneth Stein, Emeritus Professor of contemporary Middle Eastern History and Political Science at Emory University, has taught the history and politics of the Middle East and Israel Studies for forty years. He will offer his suggestions about the Zionist and Israeli roads successfully travelled, and the ones that remain ahead. He is also the founding President of the Center for Israel Educatio...

Bernard-Henri Lévy, a French philosopher, filmmaker and writer. He is the author of 47 books and 8 films. Lévy has been one of the West's foremost intellectuals, defending democracy and humanism against totalitarianism and fascism. He guest-spoke during our Saturday morning Shabbat service to talk about his film "Slava Ukraini".

The Sklar Brothers are actors comedians and podcasters. Most known for their series "Cheap Seats" which aired on ESPN for 4 seasons these identical twins join Rabbi Erez Sherman and discuss how comedy, sports, and faith are intertwined.

Professor Ariel Porat discusses Israel Center in Ziegler Sanctuary