Who We Are
History
At 177 years old, Har Sinai Congregation is the oldest continuously Reform congregation in the United States. It began with regular services in the home of Moses Hutzler on May 15, 1842. Back then, the practice was “almost orthodox” with only a few controversial moderate innovations. By 1849, the Congregation built its own temple on High…
Judaic Education Magnet
The mission of the Har Sinai Congregation Judaic Education Magnet is to provide an education for our children that will help them develop a strong and positive Jewish identity. We hope to instill in the children a sense of spirituality and a bond to the Jewish people and Israel through the study of Torah
Mission Statement
Har Sinai Congregation is a dynamic, caring community that honors our Jewish tradition to continue the covenant while empowering members to explore relationships with God, Torah and the world around us.
Upcoming Events
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Wed07Jun201710:00 amHSC T2
The Second Mother: Brazil (2015) Comedy/Drama (subtitles) 111 minutes
10:00 a.m.
A domestic and her liberated estranged daughter reunite only to divide over classist struggles. This film smartly uses humiliation to open our eyes to a world of delicate, but deep injustice.
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Thu02Nov2017
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Sat04Nov201710:30 amHSC Myerberg Chapel
Kiddush Luncheon for Grade 6 following service
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Thu09Nov201710:30 amHSC Room T1
This course will explore the question of Jewish angels. Angels are mentioned in the Hebrew Bible but who were they, and what did they do? Do Jews still believe in angels, and, if so, what is their role in modern Judaism? If not, what happened to them?
Facilitated by Rabbi Emeritus Floyd Herman
Thursdays, November 9, 16 and 30 at 10:30 a.m.
$48 for HSC Members / $60 for Community Members
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Fri10Nov2017
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Sat11Nov20177:00 pmHSC Social Hall
Har Sinai Congregation
175th Year CelebrationHonoring
Rabbi Floyd Herman
Dr. Jay Perman
Dr. David and Nancy PosnerSaturday, November 11
7:00 p.m.Proud of our past...excited for our future!
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Thu16Nov201710:00 amHSC T2
Shower: (94 minutes) When the eldest son returns to his family in Beijing to help care for his mentally handicapped younger brother, he is forced to face up to the reality that the life he remembers in China is being slowly wiped away from memory by the machinations of modernity.
Facilitated by members of the SPICE Committee
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Thu16Nov201710:30 amHSC T2
This course will explore the question of Jewish angels. Angels are mentioned in the Hebrew Bible but who were they, and what did they do? Do Jews still believe in angels, and, if so, what is their role in modern Judaism? If not, what happened to them?
Facilitated by Rabbi Floyd Herman, Rabbi Emeritus, Har Sinai Congregation
Thursdays, November 16 and 30 at 10:30 a.m.
$48 for Har Sinai Members / $60 for Community Members
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Fri17Nov20176:15 pmHSC Myerberg Chapel
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Sat18Nov2017
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Sat18Nov20177:00 pmHSC Myerberg Chapel
A High-Energy Music Event featuring Cantorial Soloists Stacy Kafka and Phil Kane
All Har Sinai Congregants and guests are welcome. Reservations required.
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Sun19Nov2017
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Sun19Nov20173:00 pmHSC Sanctuary
A Musical Journey Through the Decades: In Honor of the 175th Anniversary of Har Sinai Congregation
Featuring The Chesapeake Orchestra Jeffrey Siberschlag, Conductor & Trumpet Soloist and Marika Bournaki, Pianist.
Open to all. Free of Charge
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Fri24Nov20176:15 pmHSC Myerberg Chapel
Join Cantor Robert Gerber and Rabbi Linda Joseph for this meaningful and joyous Shabbat Service celebrating American Reform music from the 1940's through the 1970's
Open to All
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Thu30Nov201710:30 amHSC T2
This course will explore the question of Jewish angels. Angels are mentioned in the Hebrew Bible but who were they, and what did they do? Do Jews still believe in angels, and, if so, what is their role in modern Judaism? If not, what happened to them?
Facilitated by Rabbi Floyd Herman
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Fri01Dec20176:15 pmHSC Myerberg Chapel
Torah Scholar of the Year to be Presented to Jay Burman
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Sat02Dec20179:00 amHSC Sanctuary
Come one, come all! Wake up Shabbat B'Yachad in the Sanctuary
An interactive, musical celebration of Shabbat for ages birth to Grade 2 and their family members of all ages.
Come celebrate Shabbat with your friends! Shabbat songs, prayers and a story!
RSVP to Dr. Cantor Rhoda Harrison at rharrison@harsinai-md.org
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Fri15Dec20176:15 pmHSC Sanctuary
Family Shabbat Dinner Following the Service catered by Adam's Garden of Eatin'.
$18 per adult, $10 per child ($5 additional for walk-ins - must be paid at the door by cash or check)
RSVP to rdiamond@harsinai-md.org
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Sat16Dec2017
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Sun17Dec201710:30 amHSC Myerberg Chapel
Join us to celebrate the 100th Birthday of our fellow member, Maurice Levie.
Breakfast will also feature Special Guest Speaker, Dr. Steven Spivak, Professor Emeritus in Fire Protection. Dr. Spivak will speak on "Living through Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and the aftermath, as particularly related to Temple Beth Shalom in Puerto Rico"
$10 for members/$13 for guests
RSVP to Jay Burman at burmanjs@verizon.net
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Sun17Dec2017
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Sun17Dec20174:00 pmAMF Pikesville Lanes
$12 per child includes dinner with dessert, shoes and bowling
RSVP to vthaler@harsinai-md.org
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Mon08Jan20181:00 pmHSC
Due to the impending icy conditions, the Temple office will be closing at 1:00 p.m. today
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Tue09Jan201810:30 amHSC T2
In this course, we will analyze and evaluate events, issues and ideas in our world, all of which influence contemporary American society. We will view political situations, economic conditions and cultural issues as well as local, national and international news. Come prepared to listen, discuss and even debate the pros and cons of these contemporary issues. Who knows, perhaps together we can brainstorm and strategize some possible solutions to recommend to our politicians at the local and state levels who can then pass our wisdom along to the national powers that be. United, our voices have meaning!
Facilitated by Toby Essrog
Tuesdays, January 9, 16, 23 and 30 at 10:30 a.m.
$48 for HSC Members / $60 for non-HSC members
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Wed10Jan201810:00 amHSC T2
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: (January 10) Two master warriors are faced with their greatest challenge when the treasured Green Dynasty sword is stolen. A young aristocrat prepares for an arranged marriage but soon reveals her superior fighting talents and her deeply romantic past. As each warrior battles for justice they come face to face with their worst enemy-and the inescapable, enduring power of love. Set against 19th century, breathtaking China landscapes, this 2000 Best Picture winner is a must see. (120 minutes)
$60 for HSC Members for the series / $75 for non-HSC Members for the series
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Thu11Jan2018
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Fri12Jan20186:15 pmHSC Myerberg Chapel
Social Action Shabbat Service commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have A Dream"
Share in Shabbat as we hear words of individuals on current issues related to immigration, echoing our ancestors' experiences.
Please help by bringing in donations for Holy Casseroley! Spaghetti sauce, cream soups and pasta!
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Fri26Jan20186:15 pmHSC Sanctuary
Celebrate Shabbat as we join for a service with Bolton Street Synagogue, Har Sinai Congregation, Temple Oheb Shalom and Baltimore Hebrew Congregation.
Guest Speaker, Rabbi Jonah Pesner, Director, Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
"Prophetic Power & Politics: How Reform Jews Can Confront the Fierce Urgency of Now and Covenant to Create a More Just World." Rabbi Pesner will tell the inspiring story of the historic decision by the Reform Movement to launch the Religious Action Center nearly sixty years ago, at the peak of the Civil Rights Movement.
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Fri02Feb20186:15 pmHSC Social Hall
Celebrate Shabbat and Tu B'Shevat with your Har Sinai family.
Join us for this lovely event, a temple favorite. Partake in a special service and a unique Seder led by Rabbi Joseph and Cantor Gerber, and sample select wines with our guest sommelier, Adam Roa.
A Family-Friendly Potluck Dinner to Follow
Bring your favorite dinner or salad dish to share!
Please RSVP through the Punchbowl invitation. Please indicate the dish you will be bringing when you RSVP.
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Sat03Feb2018
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Sat03Feb20183:00 pmGertrude's Restaurant
Join us for a lovely afternoon of tea at Gertrude's Restaurant at the Baltimore Museum of Art. A wonderful way to spend the day with your mother, grandmothers, daughters, granddaughters, aunts and nieces!
$36 for adults, $18 for children under 13
Kindly RSVP today to Arlene Burman, amburman@verizon.net
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Sat03Feb20186:00 pmPlayers Fun Zone
Grades 5 through 8 are invited to a night at Players Fun Zone!
$12 per child includes pizza dinner, laser-tag, glo-golf and bumper cars. Please bring an extra $5 for arcade games.
RSVP today to vthaler@harsinai-md.org
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Sat10Mar201810:30 amHSC Myerberg Chapel
Kiddush Luncheon in the Friedberg Library to follow service.
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Tue20Mar201811:00 amHSC
Due to the inclement weather, Har Sinai Congregation will close today at 11:00 a.m.
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Wed21Mar201810:00 amHSC T1
Due to the inclement weather, this class has been postponed to a later date.
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Wed21Mar201810:00 amHSC T2
Due to the inclement weather, this class is postponed to a later date
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Fri23Mar20186:15 pmHSC Myerberg Chapel
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Sun29Apr20183:00 pmHSC Sanctuary
Free to all. No tickets or reservations required
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Sun06May20189:30 amHSC Myerberg Chapel
Reception to follow in the Social Hall
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Fri18Jan20196:15 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
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Fri01Mar20196:15 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Join us for Sonny Lee's dinner on March 1! Vegetarian, Chicken and Beef buffet options available.
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Fri22Mar20196:15 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Join us for this Posner JEM student-led service. Following services, the students have chosen Chinese food with sushi rolls, and ice cream sundaes for dessert. Great evening for all families! $15 for adults, and $10 for children 13 and under.
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Sun07Apr20195:00 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Enjoy a Women's Seder with Har Sinai Congregation and community members of all ages! Please indicate your registration amount and your donation to Weekend Backpacks below, as follows:
Enter donation in multiples of $10 or $18 where indicated. If you want to donate $18, for instance, please enter "1" on the line provided near $18. If you want to donate $36, please enter "2" on the line provided near "$18".
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Sat20Apr20195:00 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Join us on April 20th for our Community Seder, a favorite at Har Sinai Congregation. This interactive and fun event includes a modern twist on the traditional seder with stories and teachings from our sages. Appropriate for kids and adults as well. Includes a Kosher-for-Passover dinner.
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Fri03May20196:15 pm
Sign up to join the Women of Har Sinai Congregation! Following their Erev Shabbat/Yom HaShoah service on 5/3 (which celebrates the recipients of the Lillian Shusterman Woman of Valor award), WoHSC members and guests will enjoy a Chinese buffet. The cost is $20/person. During the dinner, WoHSC Officers and Board Members will be installed.
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Fri10May20196:15 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Join us for a falafel dinner after services from The Hummus Corner! $12/person. Followed by the movie The Band's Visit, 2007 Israeli comedy-drama (with subtitles).
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Fri10May20196:15 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Join our Posner JEM families to celebrate Shabbat with "Breakfast for dinner!" This will follow the Grades 1, 2 and Avanim service that evening. Enjoy Breakfast foods as well as ice cream sundaes for dessert! Kids picked the menu!
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Sat11May20196:00 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
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Fri07Jun20196:15 pmHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Join the HSC Brotherhood for a delicious dairy Shabbat dinner on June 7. The cost is $20/adult (14+) and $15/child (13 and under).
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Tue09Jul2019Thu08Aug201910:30 amHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Tuesdays, July 9, 16 and 23 and Thursday, August 8
10:30 a.m. to noonCourse Description: Let’s explore Rhapsody in Blue, An American in Paris, Billy the Kid, Rodeo and Appalachian Spring, Candide and West Side Story to see how these three musical geniuses blended popular music from various cultures into something uniquely American!
Facilitator: Jonathan Palevsky, B.M., M.M., is Program Director of WBJC FM, Baltimore’s Classical Music Station. His undergraduate studies focused on Musicology and his graduate studies on classical guitar performance. He is a radio show host and a lecturer and also hosts Cinema Sundays at The Charles Theater.
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Tue06Aug2019Tue27Aug201910:30 amHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Tuesdays, August 6, 13, 20 and 27
10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.Course Description: Explore the deep ideological divisions among Democratic presidential candidates; the state of the Republican party and its titular leader; the first rounds of Democratic presidential debates this summer; Trump’s ongoing efforts to govern without Congress, and what lies ahead as America votes next year for President.
Facilitator: Since 1971, Barry Rascovar has been a reporter and commentator on local and national politics and government, first for the Baltimore Sun, then The Gazette of Politics and Business (owned by The Washington Post) and The Community Times (published by The Carroll County Times). He has previously taught SPICE courses entitled “The Election,” “Living in a Trump World” and “Trump: One Year Later.”
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Wed07Aug2019Wed06Nov201910:00 amHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Wednesdays, 8/7; 9/4; 10/2 and 11/6 10:00 a.m.
Intouchables: This award-winning film is about a rich, white Parisian quadriplegic who hires a black ex-con as his live-in assistant. Loosely based on a true story, the story follows how a paralyzed aristocrat gives a down-and-out petty criminal a chance to be his health aide. At first, the aide is skeptical and disgusted by some of his responsibilities, but soon enough the two men come to understand, respect and help each other. Comedy-drama; Rated R; Running time 112 minutes; Released in 2011; French with English subtitles
Terraferma: This film is set on a small and humble fishing island. A generation gap exists because the elders tend to live in the past, and the younger people must examine their own priorities. The growth of a small Sicilian island will depend on the bridging of their gaps. This film leads the refugees on a path that requires perseverance. Drama; Rated R; Running time 88 minutes; Released in 2011; Italian with English subtitles
Nosostros Los Nobles: Construction mogul Herman Noble stumbles upon his children's credit card statements. One son neglects the family business in exchange for his own ridiculous business ideas. A daughter gets engaged to a 40-year-old gigolo to spite her father. The youngest son was expelled from college after having sex with the teacher. Herman decides to teach his children a lesson. Comedy; Rated PG-13; Running Time 108 minutes; Released in 2013; Spanish with English Subtitles
Road to Your Heart: Basson has five days to make it to his father's funeral in Cape Town, but needs to complete certain tasks on this trip before he can call the family company his own. On the road he meets a free-spirited bohemian girl, Amory, with whom he experiences highs and lows until their journey meets a surprising end. Romance/Adventure; Not Rated; Running Time 112 minutes; Released in 2014; Afrikaans with English Subtitles -
Thu05Sep2019Thu26Sep201910:30 amHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Thursdays, September 5, 12, 19 and 26
10:30 a.m. to noonCourse Description: Sacred to Jews and Christians, The Hebrew Bible is viewed by Orthodox Jews and fundamentalist Christians as the word of God and therefore, factual and true. Liberal believers see the Bible as a collection of ancient Hebrew literature. This course will examine the Bible in light of modern scholarship, as well as the people and the historical events which might have influenced it.
Facilitator: Floyd L. Herman is the Rabbi Emeritus of Har Sinai Congregation, which he has served for more than 35 years. He continues his involvement in the Congregation and in the community. He also enjoys golf and food. Rabbi Herman has taught before in our SPICE program on several occasions.
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Tue24Sep20198:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Har Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Tuesday, September 24 depart 8:00 a.m./return 5:30 p.m.
Spend the day with us at Marjorie Merriweather Post’s Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens in Washington, D.C. We will travel via Superior Tours coach bus, leaving from the upper parking lot at Har Sinai Congregation at 8:00 a.m. sharp (please plan to arrive at 7:45 a.m.) We will serve a light snack on the ride down and on the ride home. The day will consist of tours of the estate and gardens as well as providing you with time on your own. Lunch will be provided in the on-site café. Your lunch order will be taken when you make your reservation for the trip.
Cost for Admission, Lunch and Round trip Transportation: $75 per person
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Tue08Oct2019Tue29Oct201910:30 amHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Tuesdays, October 8, 15, 22 and 29, 10:30 a.m. to noon
Course Description:
We will explore Jewish men and women who have served and defended America at home and abroad, from the 1650s to the present. We will then learn about the long and colorful history of the Jewish influence on Professional Baseball from the 1860s to the present. It will include the music, rules, traditions, players, owners and executives, much beyond Greenberg, Koufax and the catcher who was a spy.
Facilitator:
Barry Steelman graduated from the Naval Academy and is a Vietnam veteran. After law school he clerked for the Chief Judge of Maryland's Federal Court. He spent over thirty years as a trial attorney litigating complex civil cases. He taught law school and published in both the Baseball Hall of Fame's "Memories and Dreams," and the Naval Academy’s "Shipmate." He is on the National Advisory Board of the American Veterans Center.
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Wed09Oct2019Har Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Please place (or renew) your subscription for the Book of Memory. Pay here via PayPal and return the sheet via email, with names listed, to HHD2019@harsinai-md.org
$40 for 10 names, and $54 for more than 10.
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Tue05Nov2019Tue26Nov201910:30 amHar Sinai Congregation, 2905 Walnut Avenue, Owings Mills, MD 21117
Tuesdays, November 5, 12, 19, 26 and Dec. 3
10:30 a.m. to noonCourse Description: Watch as Ellen, our edu-tainer, tells the backstories of Hamilton (two sessions), Jersey Boys (one session) and Chicago (one session.) She will talk about their creation, their composers and their stars. In unique Power-Point presentations, she will enlighten us with video clips, and in costume, she will sing the songs from each musical and invite you to join in. What can be better? Don’t miss a note!
Facilitator: Ellen Katz is a former children’s vocal music teacher. Her audience now consists of adults up and down the East Coast. She provides extremely lively and interactive programs. Her love of music is contagious. Come and find out why!