Come back to school...virtually! Mirowitz teachers will serve up a menu of hands-on discovery and share strategies you can use to help your children reach their potential!

This is a new program targeting young families. Intended to correspond with the reading of Parshat Noach (the Torah portion of Noah) in synagogue, the initiative will feature a petting zoo, teaching by Bais Abe’s new rabbi and a sing-along, as well as refreshments and the opportunity for families within our synagogue and in the...

For the Kids: Dive into Judaism with Morah Shelley and Rhythm 'n' Ruach through music, movement, arts, crafts, and engaging stories For the Parents: While the kiddos are having a blast, join Rabbi Greenwald for a unique and engaging exploration of Judaism tailored just for you.

The Kranzberg Family Foundation is receptive to grant applications for general support from organizations that specifically target the Next Generation. The Foundation also strongly encourages collaboration between community organizations. Applications are open to St. Louis areas 501(c)(3) organizations and congregations that align with the Foundation’s purpose.   Grant applications close on November 4, 2024.

With Mohammad Darawshe of the Givat Haviva Institute and Dr. Ayala Hendin During our Kabbalat Shabbat worship service, Mohammad Darawshe, Director of the Center for Equality and Shared Society at Givat Haviva Institute in Israel, will speak on “Beyond the Conflict: An Arab Israeli’s Vision for the Future.” Following the service, you are invited to join...

Recommended by the St. Lous Jewish Film Festival, My Missing Screw is one to watch at the St. Louis International Film Festival. A Jewish/ Israeli-American filmmaker named Nitsan Tan who has made a brilliant new documentary following an Israeli artist - as he uses art as a tool to heal his mental health. The film...