Led by our Rabbis, this service is most appropriate for adults and families with children in grade 3 and above.

Our Tot services are led by our Rabbis and are geared to families with children in Pre-K and younger. This service is highly participatory with upbeat songs your children may know and love and a short story from the Rabbis.

This service, led by our Rabbis, is intergenerational. We welcome adults and families with children who may enjoy attending a traditional-style service.

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 throughout the hour.

Rabbi Emeritus Mark L. Shook will lead a conversation on the value and dangers of direct religious involvement in all aspects of our political life.

Join us on Yom Kippur afternoon as we tie fleece blankets for preschoolers and make flash cards for elementary students at Monroe Elementary School.

Why should I care about Yom Kippur? Join other middle-schoolers for a fun Yom Kippur activity all about reflection and, of course, some hang out time with friends.

"The living owe it to those who no longer can speak to tell their story for them." Steve Weinreich has been documenting and researching gravesites in four Jewish cemeteries in St. Louis since 2009. Hear fascinating tales of lives well lived and how you can honor your loved ones' legacies for eternity.

Looking back, looking ahead. High school-aged teens are invited to join us to hang out with friends over a short discussion on why reflection is such an important part of Yom Kippur and of young adulthood.

At this memorial and 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.

Help provide snacks to fuel Monroe Elementary students' learning and play. Drop off individually packaged, store-bought snacks now through September 29 at Education Center drop-off or pick-up or at TI's May Chapel entrance at your convenience.

Join us for a nosh before Shabbat Services.

Join us for a short Sukkot Shabbat service led by Rabbi Shook and followed by a special dessert Oneg in the Sukkah where you’ll have the chance to shake the Lulav and Etrog.

Kids! Bring your favorite stuffed animal to the TI Sukkah for a special Sukkot program. After a few fun sing-a-longs, short craft, and delicious ice cream sundaes, you'll say goodbye to your stuffy for the night so they can enjoy a sleepover party with their new stuffy friends.