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Tag Archives: Sinai Temple
Sinai Temple Vs. Stephen S. Wise Day Schools
I was asked for the difference. I said Sinai was more traditional. It’s a Conservative temple while Stephen S. Wise is Reform. I got this follow-up: "Can you give me a brief profile of the kids/families/moms at each? I mean … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged intermarriages, kids families, moms, Sinai Temple, snobbery
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What Is Rabbi Wolpe Doing To The Persians At Sinai Temple?
Pious Pico Joe emails: "You ever consider writing something on what the heck Persians are doing going to Sinai Temple? The conservative rabbi there doesn’t teach Torah from Sinai. I’d imagine the conservative movement "theology" of M-n Made Torah doesn’t even exist … Continue reading
Posted in R. David Wolpe
Tagged apartment building, comparable sales, conservative movement, conservative rabbi, Iran, nbsp, Persians, Sinai Temple, theology, Torah, Truth, what the heck, wolpe
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Roland Arnall Memorial Service At Sinai Temple 1 PM
Roland Arnall was the godfather of subprime lending and Shalhevet’s major benefactor. He left behind a wife and a blind son in Pico/Robertson who claims to be a rabbi. Steve Katz emails: I hope you are attending the memorial for … Continue reading
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Tagged benefactor, Beverly Hills, chv, daughter michelle, divorcee, godfather, Google, google search, humble person, learning disabilities, left behind, lymphoma, medical illness, nbsp, obits, rabbi, rabbi abner weiss, rabbi daniel, rabbi steve, rabbi weiss, Roland Arnall, second wife, Shalhevet, Sinai Temple, son daniel, steve katz, temple 1, wife dawn
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Bnai David-Judea Is Where The Women Are – And Some Of Them May Be Eager To Meet You
More attractive young single women go to Bnai David-Judea and the Happy Minyan than any other synagogue in zip code 90035 (Pico/Robertson). While Beth Jacob, Mogen David and Young Israel of Century City are deserts, Bnai David is a dessert … Continue reading
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Tagged aish, arangement, atid, Beth Jacob, century city, deserts, dessert, Israel, jew, judea, legit, Mogen David, orthodox jews, outreach, quot, rabbi, Rabbis, Sinai Temple, single women, singles events, Synagogue, talmud, Torah, young couples, Young Israel, young women, zip code
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We Plan, God Laughs: 10 Steps To Finding Your Divine Path
From Sinai Temple Sherre Z. Hirsch (for eight years) has published a book. She’s such a babe. Here’s her speaker bio: Rabbi Sherre Z. Hirsch Spiritual Life Consultant CREDENTIALS Master’s degree in Rabbinics, Ordination, Jewish Theological Seminary, New York Seminary … Continue reading
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Tagged abiding passion, bachelor of arts, bachelor of arts degree, divine path, hallmark channel, hebrew letters, interfaith issues, jerusalem israel, jewish theological seminary, judaic studies, life consultant, naomi judd, northwestern university, rabbi hirsch, sherre, Sinai Temple, speaker bio, spirituality and religion, tyra banks, university of judaism
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