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Welcome to Temple De Hirsch Sinai
Connect... Two beautiful locations are home to one spiritual Temple family. Our historic Capitol Hill Campus in Seattle or our contemporary East Side campus in Bellevue, offers something for everyone. Whether large and festive at one of our holiday celebrations, or intimate and personal in a havurah group, our members connect with each other and their Judaism in personal and profound ways. More...
Worship... We approach God in many ways: through the power of song, the inspiration of words, the beauty of sacred space and the authenticity of our intention. Our worship is as diverse as it is engaging, as moving as it is participatory. We feature a traditional Kabbalat Shabbat service, a Classic Shabbat service underscored with uplifting classical music, an intimate Shabbat Unplugged service and our popular Rock Shabbat featuring a lively musical worship experience. Additionally, on Saturday mornings, we celebrate with a stirring Shacharit service. More...
Learn...The life of the mind paves the way for the journey of the spirit. We delve into the text of our tradition, seeking voices of the past to guide our hearts and minds as contemporary Jews. Religious education begins early at our very own Jennifer Rosen Meade Preschool. Our Bridge Family Religion School provides Judaic and Hebrew studies programs for children in Kindergarten through twelfth grade. Our vibrant Life Long Learning program and historic Judaic Library gives adults opportunities to deepen their understanding of Judaism in relaxed settings. More...
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It’s Jewish Book Month - November 12 through December 12!
Sponsored by the Jewish Book Council to promote Jewish books nationwide, it began as a week-long exhibit of Judaic books in Boston in 1925, and became so popular that, in 1943, it was extended to one month. Help me spread the word to our youth that reading is powerful food for the brain as well as a great escape! Adults might enjoy remembering that as well! To celebrate, grab a book this month that has a Judaic theme, whether fiction or non-fiction. Turn in a book review and get a prize! Or buy each other Jewish books this Chanukah! Click here for more information |
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Join Latke Larry for our annual
FAMOUS LATKE DINNER and HanukkahCelebration!
Friday, December 11, 2009
Community Latke Dinner and Hanukkah Celebration - 6:00PM
Chanukkah Service - 7:00PM
Jaffe Auditorium - 1520 E. Union
Dreidles, Scrumptious Latkes with all the trimmings and one BIG celebration! Kids bring your homemade Hanukkahiahs. Prizes for the most creative! Click here for more information.
If you would like to voluhteer for Latke Mixing or Latke frying on Dec. 10th & 11th contact Janet Rasmus at 206-315-07471 or via email at jrasmus@tdhs-nw.org.
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TDHS and The Stroum Jewish Community Center Invite JTDSY and Club 56 to A Crazy Night of Hanukkah
The Celebration Includes Games, Swimming, Inflatable Pool Toys, Slides, Island Crust Pizza, Havdallah AND SJCC Center Stage Musical Production of Peter Pan Returns
Saturday December 12th
5:00pm – 9pm at SJCC
Gym, Swim, Pizza and Play for only $10! (A great way to support the community and have a GREAT time with friends!!) Costs includes, pizza dinner, gym games and pool party access, snack and admission to the play! Open to all 5th -8th Graders at TDHS!!! Click here for more information.
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Life Long Learning!
Upcoming Class: Intro to Judaism
Curious about Judaism? Would you or your partner like to know the basic traditions and customs of the Jewish people?Join us for a informative course of instruction into the basic principles and practices of Judaism. Introduction to Judaism is an 18-week course providing an entry point for people of all backgrounds to participate more comfortably in Jewish life. This fall Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Seattle will offer the course. It satisfies the basic educational requirement for conversion to Judaism.
For more information, log onto: www.urj.org/intro and go to “Intro to Judaism,” or email Rabbi Sabine Meyer at: smeyer@urj.org to register. Click here for more information.
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New Orleans Mitzvah Trip 2009
Last year, TDHS traveled with a group of two chaperones, three young adults and eleven teenagers to lend our hands toward the ongoing work of rebuilding this shattered city. The experience was life-changing on many levels, and we knew that we had to return.
Please join us April 7-12, 2010, as we again assist the people of New Orleans. This trip is open to any member of TDHS age 14 and up who is in good physical condition. The trip dates fall after Passover, and coincide with the proposed Spring Break for the Bellevue School District. Click here for more information.
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Registration for the Senior Class Trip is NOW OPEN!!!
Senior Class Trip to Italy, February 11-21, 2010
Please feel free to contact Rabbi Weiner or Leah Rosenwald with any questions! lrosenwald@tdhs-nw.org Click here for more information about the trip.
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Read the November-December Temple Tidings
Winter's almost here. Don't forget to check in with temple as you prepare your Turkey and Latkes!
Click here to download the November-December Temple Tidings.
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Life Long Learning Opportunities
FEED!
Join us for Temple De Hirsch Sinai’s monthly lecture series, Feed. Start with a musically meaningful Rock Shabbat celebration to feed your soul, followed by a light supper lovingly prepared by Matzoh Momma to feed your body, and feed your mind.
Next FEED Class:
Friday, January 8, 2010
Temple De Hirsch Sinai - Seattle
Rock Shabbat: 6:00pm Lecture & Dinner: 7:00pm
Jews on Television: Navigating the Vast Wasteland with Rabbi Cook
Click here for the complete schedule.
Taste of Judaism
Want a quick introduction to the Jewish Faith? Rabbi Daniel Weiner teaches a three session exploration of God, Torah and Israel. Click here for more information.
P.E.P.
P.E.P. (Parallel Education for Parents) is a drop-in, come-as-you-are class for all adults. Click here for more information.
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