TOP Torah teachings in St. Louis, Missouri

Welcome to Chabad of Greater St. Louis, your vibrant hub for Jewish life and learning in the heart of St. Louis. Conveniently located at 8124 Delmar Boulevard, our center is dedicated to serving the diverse needs of the Jewish community across the Greater St. Louis area. We offer a warm and inclusive environment where individuals and families can explore and celebrate their Jewish heritage. At Chabad of Greater St. Louis, we provide a wide range of programs and services designed to enrich your spiritual journey and foster a sense of community. Join us for engaging Torah classes, inspiring Shabbat services, and festive holiday celebrations. Our educational programs cater to all ages, from children's activities and Hebrew school to adult education and community events.

Welcome to St. Louis Torah MiTzion Kollel, a vibrant center for Jewish learning and community engagement located in the heart of St. Louis at 7741 Gannon Avenue, Missouri. Our Kollel is dedicated to fostering a deep connection to Jewish heritage through study, teaching, and communal activities. We offer a wide range of programs and classes tailored for all ages and backgrounds, designed to inspire and enrich your understanding of Torah and Jewish life. Whether you are looking to delve into traditional texts, participate in lively discussions, or engage in meaningful community events, St. Louis Torah MiTzion Kollel provides a warm and welcoming environment for everyone. Join us as we explore the richness of Jewish tradition and build lasting connections within our community.

Welcome to Beit Chesed Messianic Congregation, a vibrant place of worship located at 2501 Rockford Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. At Beit Chesed, we joyfully proclaim that King Messiah has come, and His name is Yeshua (Jesus)! Our congregation is a welcoming and safe environment where both Jews and Gentiles can come together to encounter the Jewish Messiah and deepen their faith journey. Join us every Saturday for our Shabbat morning service, where we come together to worship and learn. In addition to our weekly gatherings, we also observe the major Jewish days of worship, providing a rich tapestry of spiritual experiences throughout the year.