Temple Sinai of Glendale

Our family has been members for over 16 years. The rabbi and cantor lead very meaningful services and the congregation is friendly, warm and caring. It’s the epitome of community. The right size of not being too large or impersonal and you immediately feel welcome.

Nice people and I do enjoy my Hebrew class so far!

A small, friendly, casual synagogue where everyone can feel welcome. My favorite service is the musical «Shabbat 150,» which happens the 3^rd Friday of every month at 7:30PM. Wonderful religious school. Friendly, accessible, and sincere Rabbi and Cantor. A wonderful community and religious experience.

We had our wedding at temple sinai of glendale and at the beginning when we first signed a contract we dealt with the nicest guy that used to work there Aron Solomon, then another lady by the name of Linda took over his position and she was the worst person to deal with!!! She would try to rip us off for everything we asked for, she was rude, unpleasant would say no to everything. She even asked if we are going to have photographers in the temple during the ceremony and if are planning to have our flower girls throw flowers make sure we clean up after them. The worse service ever and definately not the kind of service you are expected to get on the day of your wedding. Deal with anyone there but her!!! SHES A NIGHTMARE!!!

When we moved from San Dimas to La Crescenta in 2001, we immediately joined Temple Sinai as the warmth, friendliness and acceptance of our entire family was evident from the minute we walked into the doors. Rabbi Schechter and Cantor Mariana work tirelessly to provide an atmosphere of profound spirituality, and their partnership sets the tone for an incredible community of giving and caring. Cantor’s beautiful voice draws one into Temple Sinai and Rabbi Schechter’s knowledge and moving sermons keeps you there. We love Temple Sinai and can’t imagine belonging to any other synagogue!!!

Fri night kids’ Shabbat service– held in main sanctuary. Rabbi Schecter and the cantor were friendly and led a great service. This week the kids presented the Exodus story. People were nice to me and my baby, who I took out of the synagogue numerous times since she started to fuss.
The stained glass windows were lovely. Not sure if the congregation wasn’t singing much because it was mostly parents of kids of the school. Will come back for a regular Shabbat to check it out again.
Tot Shabbats are the 2^nd Sat. of the month at 9am.