Temple Israel Religious School

There are 613 mitzvot, but not all Jewish taboos are based on Jewish law. Join us to explore the roots and reasons behind many of the things that "Jews just don't do" and find out just how taboo - or not - they really are.

Shemesh - the Hebrew word for sun - is a bright new Religious School experience for students with special needs and their families. Families will get to know one another, create a friendly community of families who navigate similar obstacles, and celebrate the many joys of raising children with physical or intellectual disabilities.

This Book Club is inspired by Lilith, one of the fiercest forgotten women of Jewish literature. Prior to each meeting, we’ll read a book by or about Jewish women, each taking place during a different time period, so we’ll learn a little history, enjoy some fantastic novels, and bring to light some forgotten figures of the Jewish past over a nosh and some great discussions.

The Jewish Story: Enlightenment and Origins of Reform Judaism

TEMPLE ISRAEL YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM (TIYUL) for young adults in grades 8-12

Hey 4th and 5th graders — do you know all of the seven species of Israel? Let's find out in time for Tu B'shevat! Join TIFTY for a fun (and educational) afternoon, featuring a blindfolded taste-test where you will get to sample foods relating to all seven species and prove how good your guessing skills truly are!

Join United Hebrew, Shaare Emeth, Temple Israel, and Temple Emanuel for our January Senior Lunch & Program! Enjoy a delicious lunch from Protzel’s Deli, a St. Louis landmark in business since 1954, followed by an afternoon of entertainment.

We invite you to a screening and panel discussion of the documentary, Birthing Justice, which tells the story of the crisis faced by Black mothers and their children and the solutions needed to transform the maternal care system.

Join us for a nosh before Shabbat Services.

Join us for special Shabbat services and help us celebrate Tu B'shevat at this gathering for all ages! 6:00 pm Pre-Oneg | 6:30 pm Shabbat services followed by a dessert Oneg

7th graders (and select 6th graders) participate in Friday Shabbat Services. Please remember to register for services and to have your student sign in upon arrival to receive attendance credit.

Join us for Saturday morning services and help celebrate our B'nai Mitzvah together with their families, friends and the TI congregation!