A Jewish Presence in the City of St. Louis
A Jewish Presence in the City of St. Louis
Together we’ll share a Shabbat filled with song, sustenance, and connection. Join us each month for Shir Shabbat, a truly transportive musical Shabbat service where rich, expanded music and joyful song create a space for celebration, devotion, and shared spirit. Let the uplifting sounds of the CRC House Band and special musical guests lift your soul, […]
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Shir Shabbat in the Garden was a deeply grounding and joy-filled evening — a reminder of what it means to be rooted in community, tradition, and one another. Families gathered across the CRC greenspace as music, movement, laughter, and prayer flowed together naturally, transforming the garden into sacred space alive with connection. There was something
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Join us on June 19 for a special Shir Shabbat as we gather in community and mark Juneteenth through music, reflection, and celebration. We’re honored to welcome acclaimed vocalist Anita Jackson for a featured portion of the service, where she’ll share selections from her powerful Jazz in Protest series — music that explores freedom, resilience,
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Friday night’s Shir Shabbat was nothing short of electric. Approximately 150 congregants filled the sanctuary, creating a sea of familiar faces, new connections, and uplifted voices. The joy was palpable even before the first note was sung—made all the sweeter by the return of Rabbis Daniel and Karen, whose presence added warmth and meaning to
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We’re thrilled to welcome a very special surprise guest this Friday — Lucy Greenbaum — singer-songwriter, songleader, and cantorial student at Hebrew Union College’s Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music — as our Artist in Residence for a one-of-a-kind outdoor Shir Shabbat in the Mitzvah Garden. A beloved presence in the St. Louis Jewish community,
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