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Chavurah :: Book Club :: Investment Club :: Play Group In addition to religious worship and education, membership at Sinai Temple provides many opportunities to meet in small groups. Here's a sampling of opportunities available to the Sinai Temple Jewish community. CHAVURAH The word Chavurah (Chavurot is plural) comes from the Hebrew word Chaver, meaning friend. A Chavurah is a group of 10 – 12 singles, couples or families who get together on a regular basis to participate in a variety of programs that are initiated by the Chavurah members. The goal of the Chavurah program is for members of the Temple to feel connected to others. Joining a Chavurah is a terrific way to get to know other Sinai Temple members who have similar interests. Members of a Chavurah can feel like an extended family for each other, particularly in East Central Illinois where so many here are without family. For information about forming or joining a Chavurah, contact Ann Sussman at ann325@gmail.com and fill out the Chavurah questionnaire. BOOK GROUP The Book Group usually meets on the third Monday of each month at 7:30 pm at a host's home. Contact the Temple office for details. INVESTMENT CLUB The Women of Sinai Temple Investment Club usually meets on the last Wednesday of each month at 7:15 pm at the Temple. PLAY GROUP Sinai Temple play group—parents and young children—meets every Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. |
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