Daughters of Sarah Senior Community draws its inspiration and strength from the Jewish values upon which committed Jewish men and women founded it in 1942, and we respect and foster Jewish traditions that evoke cultural identity and a feeling of safety and familiarity among our Jewish residents. We are careful to maintain a Jewish atmosphere throughout our campus. There are a variety of religious and cultural celebrations held during the year. Sabbath services are held each Friday evening and Saturday morning, and rabbis are available for counseling and personal visits. In response to the diversity of our resident, other religious leaders are available.

While our commitment draws us to observe only Jewish holidays in public areas, when possible, we like to facilitate the same feelings of safety and familiarity around religious traditions for our non-Jewish residents. In December 2006, we were happy to welcome Bishop Howard Hubbard to perform a Christmas Mass for our Catholic and other Christian residents.