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Friday, February 3, 6:00 p.m. Click here to download a registration form.
Thursday, February 12, 6:30 p.m. Click here for details
Saturday, February 25 Click here for details
Click here for the Spielberg Israel Scholarship application for High School or College age students. All applications are due on January 31, 2012
Click here for information on our free playgroup for kids age 3 and under
UH earns 20% for each sale of trees and other JNF products through our website. Click here for the link.
Join us for our next Light Up Shabbat service on February 3 at 7 p.m. To download free Light Up Shabbat music, follow this link.
United Hebrew is a Reform congregation with a traditional mind-set and a progressive heart. The tradition began on Erev Rosh Hashanah 1837 when our forebears formed the first Jewish congregation west of the Mississippi. It continues every Shabbat and every holiday as the congregation actively joins in the service.
While maintaining its traditions, our congregation has never stopped growing. Many years ago we became St. Louis’ first Reform congregation with its own Cantor. Today we read from the world’s first Torah scroll written by a woman scribe. Eight times a year our nationally renowned Artist-in-Residence, Rick Recht, leads "Light Up Shabbat", a rousing service of song and prayer. Once a month, on “Synaplex Shabbat,” our building is filled with educational and entertaining activities, along with religious services. And, in true 21st Century fashion, our Cantor teaches students and adult congregants to chant the Torah on an innovative website, as well as in our “bricks and mortar” facility.
As a Reform congregation affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism (www.urj.org), we strive to attain the high ideals of the movement. We make informed, meaningful choices from the Jewish tradition to guide our observance, take an open-minded approach to Jewish religious belief and practice, and provide a home where members can cultivate, explore, and expand their spirituality.
Our beautiful West County home offers a full slate of educational, social and community-service activities, under the guidance of our clergy: Rabbi Brigitte Rosenberg, Cantor Ronald Eichaker, Rabbi Roxanne Shapiro and Rabbi Emeritus Howard Kaplansky.
Come see how your family can benefit from our family … and vice versa.