Temple Sinai - Denver, Colorado

Temple Sinai: A Reform Synagogue in Denver, CO

Address: 3509 S Glencoe St, Denver, CO 80237

Phone: 37591827

Website: sinaidenver.org

Specialties:

• Reform synagogue
• Synagogue

Other Points of Interest:

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Opinions:

This company has 35 reviews on Google My Business with an average rating of 4.1/5.

Temple Sinai is a remarkable Reform synagogue located at 3509 S Glencoe St, Denver, CO 80237. With a phone number of 37591827, this welcoming and inclusive congregation offers a range of services and activities for its members and visitors alike. The synagogue's website, sinaidenver.org, provides extensive information on their programs and events, making it easy for potential members to learn more about the community.

One of the standout features of Temple Sinai is its commitment to accessibility. The synagogue boasts a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it convenient for all individuals to attend services and events. Reviews consistently praise the approachability and inclusiveness of the congregation, with many highlighting the exceptional staff and both Rabbis as key factors in their positive experiences.

The Temple Sinai religious school program has also received high accolades, with parents noting the quality of education and the nurturing environment. Families often express their gratitude for finding such a welcoming and supportive community in which to raise their children and engage with their Jewish heritage.

👍 Reviews of Temple Sinai

Nick W.

5/5

Wonderful congregation that is approachable and inclusive. Very happy we found Sinai, the staff is fantastic and both Rabbis are exceptional. The religious school program has been great as well.

Jon T.

1/5

Beautiful facility. It was a terrible experience for me.
I am a single senior who moved to Denver three years ago to Denver and needed a Jewish home. I became a member of the Temple..
I received nothing but traumatizing rejection.
There is the Rabbi who "forgot" about the death of my special aunt, to ignoring my calls regarding making final arrangements. I regularly attended services.
I later found out that I wasn't alone in my experience..
Cold and very sad for myself and my family..

Lois K.

5/5

Beautiful Temple.
Extremely kind people working as staff.
The Senior Rabbi went out of his way to help me when my mother was dying. He is Extremely caring, kind, knowledgeable, patient, and compassionate. He helped me through a very difficult situation and time.
The Temple is well taken care of.
There is armed security on the premises for everyone’s protection. I am grateful for that added security and protection.
The parking lot has plenty of parking and wheelchair accessible.

Krystle D.

1/5

Absolutely Hostile Staff.
10/10 wouldn't recommend this place, especially my little ones.
Find another place of worship, this isn't the place

Mark H.

5/5

Michael Shields has been one of my best friends nay my close taller older brother only by a few months. I am very jealous that the state of Denver and Temple Sinai have made him the rabbi for this congregation. I wish him and his lovely family nothing but the best and I can rest assured and say that this congregations and great hands

Sara P.

1/5

Temple Sinai was our first preschool experience for our child. The first few weeks went well, until our son’s teacher quit. We were left with Ms. Victoria— he became very stoic and would not tell us about what happened at school. His lunch box would be completely empty everyday (I’d over pack bc he was a picky eater at the time) and he’d come home hungry everyday. Ms Victoria had our nanny in tears after she dropped him off and she said to him, “I guess I’ll take you too” after greeting/hugging the other children in the classroom. We finally made the decision to take him out of this school when he was sent home with a dirty diaper everyday for a week straight. Temple Sinai was recommended to us by multiple people and I don’t think our experience is reflective of the temple as a whole, but I would move with extreme caution in leaving my child under the care of Victoria.

Schmuel L.

1/5

This is not a temple of worship, but a theater of traditional performances, where the evangelical rabbi capitalizes on marketable Judaism. The lost sheep of Israel flock to the glitzy enticements of rout ritual and flowery speeches - leading to moral anarchy of no spiritual value.

phopporn T.

5/5

one of the old temple out there, however, really beautiful and the spirit is strong. i love it always enjoy going through this temple with my family.