With gratitude, we invite you to join us for Rabbi Michael Friedland’s Retirement Celebration and fundraiser as we honor his many remarkable years of spiritual and community leadership.

Registration & Giving Options

Guests are encouraged to contribute at a higher level. The proceeds from this event will be used to invest in Kehillah, the Hebrew word for “community,” reflecting the heart of Rabbi Friedland’s life’s work. Some of the activities include:

Jewish education for all ages
Social justice and interfaith initiatives
Youth and family engagement
Cultural and spiritual programming
Community-building events that welcome all who seek connection and meaning through Judaism

Your donation will allow our community to build on Rabbi Friedland’s legacy of inclusion, learning, and justice, ensuring that the effects of his transformational leadership on Sinai will continue beyond his tenure as our pulpit rabbi.

Registration

Please RSVP, register, and submit payment using by clicking Register & Donate in the upper right corner. THERE WILL BE NO TICKET SALES AT THE DOOR.
Admission:

Base Ticket: ages 12 and older: $36
Sinai Supporter: $100: includes 1 ticket
Sinai Builder: $250: includes 1 ticket
Sinai Sustainer: $500: includes 1 ticket
Sinai Patron: $1250: includes 2 tickets
Sinai Legacy: $2500: includes 2 tickets
Sinai Champion: $5,000: includes 4 tickets

Help Us Create a Meaningful Tribute

As part of the celebration, we are collecting photos and personal messages to help honor Rabbi Friedland’s years of service. Participation is completely optional, and all contributions will be used to help create a heartfelt keepsake for Rabbi.

CLICK HERE TO LEAVE A VIDEO TRIBUTE

CLICK HERE TO UPLOAD PHOTOS

Help Us Spread the Word

This invitation is being shared widely, but we know there may be individuals who would want to attend and are not on our mailing list. If you know someone who should receive this invitation, please feel free to forward this email to them.

Warmly,

Sinai Synagogue
On behalf of the Retirement Celebration Committees

Rabbi Michael Friedland's Retirement Celebration