Temple Sinai is re-opening its doors for worship services in a limited capacity. The Temple Sinai COVID Task Force has been monitoring and staying up to date on the latest developments and recommendations from the federal, state, and local public health officials. Based on the city of Denver's case data, the committee feels that it is safe to host in-person services in a limited capacity.

• For services in the Zwerin Sanctuary, services will be open to 50 people, including staff and clergy.
• In the Abrahams Family Chapel, services will be open to 20 people including staff and clergy.

If you are interested in attending any of our services in-person, sign-up is required.

You must request seats for each service individually. Being granted a seat for a service one week does not grant you access to in-person seating at any other service.

Requesting a seat does not automatically mean that you have been granted a seat. Temple Sinai staff will notify you as to whether your seating request can be accommodated for each requested service. You will receive an email the Thursday prior to the requested service notifying you of your seating accommodation.

If you are not on the list, we cannot let you into the building.  


Please use this form to request seating for each individual service you wish to attend in June 2021.


Please take a moment to read through our COVID In-Person Protocols:
• Upon entering the building, everyone will have their temperature taken.
• Masks are required in the building and must remain on at all times, including during the duration of the service. Masks must appropriately cover your mouth and nose.
• Please bring your own masks. However, if you forget or do not have one, we will have them available, along with hand sanitizer when you enter.
• Please follow the signage and flow of traffic when inside the building.
• The Zwerin Sanctuary, Abrahams Family Chapel, and common areas throughout the building will be disinfected after each use.
• Please exercise wisdom in deciding whether you will attend. If you are ill in any way, especially if you are experiencing symptoms such as a cough, shortness of breath, fever, chills, muscle pain, sore throat or new loss of taste or smell, please stay home and join the service virtually.