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.
Questions? Contact communications@jfedstl.org.
Led by Nikki Adams, MSW, LMSW, a trained facilitator with Provident Behavioral Health, this monthly group is a compassionate and supportive space for older adults to navigate the journey of grief by sharing experiences, finding comfort, and building connections with others. Sign up every month you plan to attend. Supported […]
Want to enhance your knitting or crocheting skills or help teach others? Work on group projects, on your own, or just socialize with others. Instructors Sandi Rich and Beth Van Horn make learning easy, accessible, and fun! Beginner to advanced members are welcome to join us at 1 PM every […]
What’s in your wallet? Digital wallets on our smartphones allow us to go about our daily lives without ever needing to pull out our actual wallets. Mirowitz Center Trainer Ray White will review basic features of the most popular digital wallets – Apple Wallet and Google Wallet – and discuss […]
An annual community gathering shining the light on the work of the Hamsa Wellness Community, the Jewish Community Center’s cancer care programs.
Lynnie’s Light for Life shines light on the work of the Hamsa Wellness Community and Nishmah, the St. Louis Jewish Women’s Project, under the umbrella of Jewish Life at the J. In 2013, the J established Sharsheret Supports STL as a program of Nishmah, and a community partner of the […]
Hearing the blowing of the shofar — an ancient ram’s horn used in Jewish tradition — is one of the central mitzvot (commandments) of Rosh Hashanah. Come to the Mirowitz Center and join Betsy and Ron Cytron and Debbie Sher as they lead festive songs, share the stirring sound of […]
Are you looking for a fun, creative, and social activity to keep your mind sharp and your spirit young? Look no further than this improvisation group, led by Rebekah Scallet, Artistic Director of The New Jewish Theatre. Join the Mirowitz Center class that participants call "loads of fun" and "immensely […]
Are you looking for a fun, creative, and social activity to keep your mind sharp and your spirit young? Look no further than this improvisation group, led by Rebekah Scallet, Artistic Director of The New Jewish Theatre. Join the Mirowitz Center class that participants call "loads of fun" and "immensely […]
Literally meaning “Head of the Year,” Rosh Hashanah marks the beginning of the Jewish calendar. It begins a 10-day period of repentance and prayer which ends on Yom Kippur. We celebrate the holiday with services and apples dipped in honey to symbolize the hope for a sweet year to come.
Starting off the New Year right!Gourmet 4-course brisket dinner together with the finest Jews in town. All are invited.
Rabbi Yosef David inspires during Rosh Hashana morning with his Soul Building class. This is not your typical Rosh Hashana experience. Leave feeling inspired and uplifted.
If you do not like sitting through a long service and don't understand the Hebrew, this will be the Non-Service for you. Join Rabbi Shmuel Greenwald on the first day of Rosh Hashana at 10am for an inspirational and meaningful and understandable Rosh Hashana "non-service"