Temple Sinai
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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About Temple Sinai
Temple Sinai, known as Beit Kulanu, is a Reform Jewish congregation located in Pittsburgh that welcomes people from diverse religious and family backgrounds. The community embraces individuals raised in different Jewish denominations, interfaith families, interracial couples, and those new to Judaism. With clergy including Rabbi Daniel Fellman, Cantor David Reinwald, and Rabbi Jamie Gibson, the congregation offers Shabbat services, adult education, religious school, lifecycle events, and active engagement groups including women's circles, brotherhood, and young adult programming. The temple emphasizes inclusion and accessibility, serving as an extended family that provides support during times of need and celebration.
First-Time Visitor Info for Temple Sinai
Dress Code: Not specified — please contact the church directly. Service Format: Shabbat services typically include evening services (6:00–7:00 pm on Friday) and morning services (10:00–11:30 am on Saturday), with musical elements and prayer-centered worship. Visitor Tips: Temple Sinai is an inclusive community that welcomes all people regardless of ability or background. For accessibility accommodations, contact Drew Barkley at (412) 421-6566 ext. 111. The congregation also offers Tot Shabbat for families with young children and encourages visitors to reach out to the Executive Director for more information.
Note: Church information may be outdated. Please verify details with the church directly before visiting.
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