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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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Becoming our finest selves: Mussar theory and practice
Each of us is assigned to master something in our lives. You’ve encountered it, in situations that repeatedly challenge you, but likely are not aware that it is the central task in your life. Mussar, a centuries old practice of spiritual self-examination, provides guidance in identifying your spiritual purpose.
Wednesdays, March 17, 31, April 14, 28, May 12, 26, June 9
Time: 7:30 – 9:00 pm; Fee: $108
Register by March 5, 2010 in order to begin preparation for the first class. More information.
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Have a Seder? Need a Seder?
March 29th or 30th
Let all who are hungry, come and eat and observe the Seder with us.
Looking for a Seder to attend on Passover? Want to connect with other Temple members? The Connect Committee at TDHS will match those looking for a Seder with fellow congregants with extra spaces at their table. If you’d like to attend and/or have room for additional guests at your Seder this year, please contact us! More information.
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March Mitzvah of the Month: Pasta for Pesach!
Clean out the Chametz, get ready for Pesach and do a Mitzvah all at the same time! Donate pasta or other dried food to the temple boxes in the foyer and we will donate it to JFS and Hopelink throughout the month of March.
For more information contact Karen Lucero klucero@idc.com.
Check out our upcoming Mitzvah Opportunities.
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The People of the Book Club
Join Temple’s most passionate readers as we delve into books with Jewish themes and Jewish authors. Read the book in the weeks ahead and come prepared to participate in lively discussion. Book group meetings are held in Bellevue every 3rd Wednesday of the month.
Next Meeting:
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
7:30p.m. – Bellevue
“Postville” by Stephen Bloom
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Calling all Temple businesspeople... Join us for
THE JEWISH BREAKFAST CLUB
Nosh. Schmooze. Network. Meet. Learn
The third Tuesday of every month, beginning on
Tuesday, March 16, 2010 - 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Goldberg’s Famous Delicatessen
3924 Factoria Square Mall SE, Bellevue
Breakfast Buffet $5/person
Click here for more information.
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