Kehilla means community, and our Kehilla Calendar is your hub for Jewish life, from Jewish holiday celebrations and speaker series to family programs. The Kehilla calendar features events hosted or sponsored by the Federation’s local Jewish community partners. It’s the best way to stay connected.
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Join fellow Lions of Judah from St. Louis for an inspiring and immersive journey to the City of Light. This exclusive mission for women donors will explore the beauty, resilience, and rich Jewish history of Paris — while deepening your connection to our global Jewish community and the life-changing work […]
Israel Independence Day is celebrated festively by Jews around the world, commemorating the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948
Join Jay Winig, LCSW, and Rabbi Jared Skoff for a grief support group, open to all members of the community who have suffered a loss, and geared towards age 60+. We will meet at B'nai Amoona in the Bride's Room. Participation is free, but please RSVP. Hazak is supported by […]
Did you like the movies, Catch Me If You Can, The Big Short or The Wolf of Wall Street? Don Mitchell, Certified Public Accountant and Certified Fraud Examiner, provides a practical look at industry fraud and corruption. He discusses real-life examples, including common “red flags” and patterns (that often signal […]
In this class, led by Leigh Cohen, participants will have the option to do all the movements seated, standing or a combination of both as they work on balance, flexibility, and endurance while dancing along to their favorite songs.$5 fee per class and RSVP required. Please use link below to […]
What values am I passing on? What lessons has life taught me that are worth sharing? How do we transmit meaning across generations? Join Rabbi Ze'ev Smason for a thought-provoking and heartfelt four-part series exploring timeless questions that shape our lives and the lives of those who follow us. Sign […]
Though sometimes unknown to modern people of faith, this 500 years is the most formative and fertile for Judaism, as well as for what became Christianity and Islam, and it remains an informative thinking partner for people of faith today who navigate surprisingly similar circumstances. Taught by scholar David Armstrong.