Reform Synagogue
Temple Sinai
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Temple Sinai is a Reform synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at 5505 Forbes Avenue. Below you will find its address and website, directions, and other Jewish places nearby.
Key Facts
- Type
- Reform Synagogue
- Movement
- Reform
- Affiliation
- Union for Reform Judaism
- Founded
- 1946
- Address
- 5505 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA
Open in Google Maps → - Website
- templesinaipgh.org →
About Temple Sinai
Temple Sinai was a Reform congregation at 5505 Forbes Avenue in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood, founded in 1946. On March 1, 2026, its members and those of Rodef Shalom Congregation voted to unify as a single congregation, Beit Kulanu, so Temple Sinai no longer operates as an independent congregation.
- Founded in 1946 as a Reform congregation in Squirrel Hill
- Unified with Rodef Shalom Congregation as Beit Kulanu after a March 1, 2026 vote
Reform congregations emphasize personal choice and modern relevance, with services that often include more English, music, and full egalitarian participation.
Service times, membership, and holiday schedules are best confirmed with the congregation directly.
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Planning for the holidays? See when Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Hanukkah and Passover fall this year, then confirm service times with the congregation.
Sources: Squirrel Hill Historical Society; Rodef Shalom Congregation: Beit Kulanu event program; Rodef Shalom Congregation: Torah study at Temple Sinai. Checked October 2026.
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