A Jewish Presence in the City of St. Louis
A Jewish Presence in the City of St. Louis
Help Fight Hunger with CRC Benefiting the JFS Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry August–September 2026 This High Holy Days season, as we gather for worship, reflection, and celebration, let’s also put our Jewish values into action. Throughout our High Holy Days services and celebrations, CRC is collecting food for the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry […]
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Yizkor and Neila bring Yom Kippur to a deeply moving and powerful close. In Yizkor, we pause to remember those we have loved and lost, holding their memories close as we reflect on the enduring impact of their lives. In Neila, the final service of the day, we gather for one last opportunity to turn
This Yom Kippur service for households with young children offers a meaningful and accessible way for kids and their grown-ups to engage with the themes of the day. Through music, storytelling, and interactive moments, we explore ideas of reflection, forgiveness, and making better choices in ways that are understandable and resonant for young learners. Together,
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Stay immersed in the spirit of the day through learning and reflection. These sessions offer a range of topics for growth, connection, and meaning. Sessions run from 1:00–4:45 pm. Multiple concurrent sessions available. Details to be announced. Please note: When registering for Breakout Sessions, we are asking people register for the sessions as a whole,
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Yom Kippur Morning invites us into the heart of the Day of Atonement—a time for deep reflection, honesty, and spiritual renewal. Through prayer, music, and communal confession, we continue the sacred work of turning inward and reconnecting with our highest selves. Together, we wrestle with who we have been and who we hope to become.
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Kol Nidre (“all vows”) opens Yom Kippur with one of the most powerful and moving services of the year. As we gather in community, we enter a sacred 24-hour journey of reflection, repentance, and spiritual renewal. Through stirring music, ancient liturgy, and our first communal confessions, we begin the deep inner work that defines this
This shorter, earlier Kol Nidre service offers a meaningful, accessible and family-friendly way to begin Yom Kippur. Kol Nidre (“all vows”) marks the opening of this sacred day, inviting us into a time of reflection, release, and renewal. Through prayer, music, and moments of quiet intention, we begin the work of turning inward—letting go of
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Yom Kippur – 10.2.25 Photos provided courtesy of Philip Deitch.
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October 2, 2025 | 4:30 pm Featuring special CRC musical interlude.* Yizkor and Neila are distinct, but related, services held on Yom Kippur. Yizkor is a memorial service to remember our departed loved ones. Neila is the final service of the day, with the final confessions, the end of the fast, and the symbolic closing
Thursday, October 2 | 2:15 pm Join us for Yom Kippur Family Service “First We Mine, Then We Craft” – part 2, as we learn to say, “I’m Sorry” and continue building our house of kindness. Join Us In Person or OnlineThis service will take place in person in our Sanctuary and will also be
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