This Book Club is inspired by Lilith, one of the fiercest forgotten women of Jewish literature. Prior to each meeting, we’ll read a book by or about Jewish women, each taking place during a different time period, so we’ll learn a little history, enjoy some fantastic novels, and bring to light some forgotten figures of...
Kids and adults of all ages! Join Rabbi Emeritus Mark L. Shook for an online Shabbat service and make sure to have your menorahs and candles ready to go! We'll light the Hanukah menorah together over a blessing as we celebrate the third night of Hanukah from the comfort of our homes. Friday, December 27 | 6:30 pm...
Join us for a special Shabbat service, followed by TI's 138th Annual Meeting, where we’ll celebrate the past and look forward to an exciting future! Hear from President Amy Knoblock-Hahn as she shares highlights, achievements, and our vision for the coming year. We’ll also welcome our incoming Trustees, honor those who are stepping down, and...
Embrace the magic of the new moon! Join fellow Lilith Readers and Rabbi Amy for an evening of literary exploration, spiritual connection, and sisterhood. We'll delve into Jean Meltzer's novel Magical Meet Cute, savor a nourishing meal and drinks, and honor inspiring women who’ve touched our lives. This moonlit gathering celebrates the fierce spirit of Lilith...
At this Shabbat, we’ll take the opportunity to highlight and honor our veterans who have given so much to community and country. Following services, join us for a special presentation by Jordan Palmer of the St. Louis Jewish Light: “Etched in Stone: Honoring St. Louis' War Heroes at Temple Israel”. Friday, November 15 l 6:00...
This Book Club is inspired by Lilith, one of the fiercest forgotten women of Jewish literature. Prior to each meeting, we’ll read a book by or about Jewish women, each taking place during a different time period, so we’ll learn a little history, enjoy some fantastic novels, and bring to light some forgotten figures of...
Let’s celebrate Sukkot, meet new people, and catch up with friends! At Pizza in the Hut, we’ll eat and drink in the Sukkah (a mitzvah!), shake the lulav and etrog (symbolizes learning and good deeds), savor Dewey’s Pizza along with a selection of beer and other beverages, and listen to some music while mingling...
At this memorial & concluding service, we'll read the names of those who have passed away since last Yom Kippur and conclude the High Holy Days with prayers and blessings. https://www.ti-stl.org/hhdshub
The Jewish experience in St. Louis since 1850 is a beautiful story of creativity, industry and success, occasionally marred by the anti-semitism that still exists today. Join Don Meissner, Director of New Mount Sinai, in a historical review, and feel free to share your family history with the group. https://www.ti-stl.org/hhdshub
Join us on Yom Kippur afternoon for meaningful hands-on mitzvah opportunities to support the students and faculty of Monroe Elementary School, T's partner school in South St. Louis city. https://www.ti-stl.org/hhdshub
The class, led by Rabbi Emeritus Mark Shook, will seek to untangle the threads of religion and nationalism and the dangers they pose to Jews and Judaism. https://www.ti-stl.org/hhdshub
Every year, we collect personal care items throughout the High Holy Days for the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry. All are invited to help us organize, sort, box, and bag these items for donation! https://www.ti-stl.org/hhdshub
