OPEN & AFFIRMING PLACES OF WORSHIP
Bethel Lutheran Church
Bethel is part of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)'s Central States Synod.
Bethel is a participant in Lutherans Concerned's Reconciling in Christ program and part of the Stephen Ministry program. The ELCA is in formal fellowship with the Episcopal Church, the Reformed Church in America, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ, and the Moravian Church in America. Believing in the real presence of Christ in the holy meal, this church practices Eucharistic hospitality. We invite all to share in the Holy Eucharist.
Typical Sunday schedule:, except summertime:
8:15 a.m. - Worship
9:30 a.m. - Education for all ages
11:00 a.m. - Worship
Child Care is available during the 11:00 service.
Summertime schedule:
9:30 a.m. - Worship
Location: 7001 Forsyth Boulevard, University City, Missouri.
Phone: (314)863-3112
Email: office@bethel-ucity.org
Website: http://www.bethel-ucity.org/
Bethel is a participant in Lutherans Concerned's Reconciling in Christ program and part of the Stephen Ministry program. The ELCA is in formal fellowship with the Episcopal Church, the Reformed Church in America, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ, and the Moravian Church in America. Believing in the real presence of Christ in the holy meal, this church practices Eucharistic hospitality. We invite all to share in the Holy Eucharist.
Typical Sunday schedule:, except summertime:
8:15 a.m. - Worship
9:30 a.m. - Education for all ages
11:00 a.m. - Worship
Child Care is available during the 11:00 service.
Summertime schedule:
9:30 a.m. - Worship
Location: 7001 Forsyth Boulevard, University City, Missouri.
Phone: (314)863-3112
Email: office@bethel-ucity.org
Website: http://www.bethel-ucity.org/
Central Reform Congregation
Central Reform Congregation, a Reform Jewish congregation in St. Louis, Missouri, represents the coming together of a diverse and inclusive group of individuals who accept the responsibility of maintaining a community of respect and friendship.
Through the study of Jewish texts, both ancient and modern, we join together to address questions relevant to the quality of our lives and the lives of all humankind. We maintain an active commitment to tikkun olam, the repair of the world, through social change and social responsibility projects. Central Reform provides a home for us and for our children in which we strive to create an environment of warmth, caring, growth and commitment.
As a diverse and inclusive community, we seek equal roles for men and women and welcome members of interfaith backgrounds, Jews by choice, members of the gay and lesbian community, singles, and people of all ages. With a commitment to people paramount, mem-ber participation is a fundamental cornerstone of our philosophy.
As a diverse and inclusive community, we seek equal roles for men and women and welcome members of the LGBT community, members of interfaith backgrounds, Jews by choice, singles, guests, and people of all ages. The LGBT community is represented throughout CRC, including our Board of Directors, committees, and staff. In addition, our LGBT Chavurah provides opportunities for LGBT members to socialize, worship and study with other LGBT Jews. We invite you to join us!
We have developed religious services that are creative, non-sexist, and flexible, in both English and Hebrew. Members and guests are free to dress in a manner expressive of their ritual preferences. Shabbat services are held every Friday evening (7:30 pm) and on Shabbat Mornings (10:00 am).
Address: 5020 Waterman Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 361-3919
Fax: (314) 361-2842
Email: info@centralreform.org
Website: http://www.centralreform.org/
Through the study of Jewish texts, both ancient and modern, we join together to address questions relevant to the quality of our lives and the lives of all humankind. We maintain an active commitment to tikkun olam, the repair of the world, through social change and social responsibility projects. Central Reform provides a home for us and for our children in which we strive to create an environment of warmth, caring, growth and commitment.
As a diverse and inclusive community, we seek equal roles for men and women and welcome members of interfaith backgrounds, Jews by choice, members of the gay and lesbian community, singles, and people of all ages. With a commitment to people paramount, mem-ber participation is a fundamental cornerstone of our philosophy.
As a diverse and inclusive community, we seek equal roles for men and women and welcome members of the LGBT community, members of interfaith backgrounds, Jews by choice, singles, guests, and people of all ages. The LGBT community is represented throughout CRC, including our Board of Directors, committees, and staff. In addition, our LGBT Chavurah provides opportunities for LGBT members to socialize, worship and study with other LGBT Jews. We invite you to join us!
We have developed religious services that are creative, non-sexist, and flexible, in both English and Hebrew. Members and guests are free to dress in a manner expressive of their ritual preferences. Shabbat services are held every Friday evening (7:30 pm) and on Shabbat Mornings (10:00 am).
Address: 5020 Waterman Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63108
Phone: (314) 361-3919
Fax: (314) 361-2842
Email: info@centralreform.org
Website: http://www.centralreform.org/
Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Church Cathedral welcomes everyone to the Lord's table. Jesus extends an invitation to all persons, regardless of their sexual orientation. For more than 30 years, we have embraced our gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning (GLBTQ) brothers and sisters in Christ as part of our family of faith. Together, we have strived for justice and healing, respecting the dignity of all human beings. GLBTQ persons proclaim the Gospel in virtually every area of our life together as teachers, healers, ministers and servants.
The Cathedral is in the network of "Oasis" congregations found across the country. These are congregations which have been through an educational process exploring what it means to be explicitly welcoming to GLBTQ Christians and their families. In 2000, the Cathedral signed an "Affirmation of Welcome" stating its intention to be fully welcoming -- purposeful in welcoming, advocating for, and embracing the ministry, witness and gifts of all persons in our gathered body.
Website: http://www.christchurchcathedral.us
E-mail: administrator@christchurchcathedral.us
1210 Locust Street
St. Louis, MO 63103-2322
Phone (314) 231-3454
Fax (314) 231-3142
Pastoral Care: During office hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, please call (314) 231-3454.
The Cathedral is in the network of "Oasis" congregations found across the country. These are congregations which have been through an educational process exploring what it means to be explicitly welcoming to GLBTQ Christians and their families. In 2000, the Cathedral signed an "Affirmation of Welcome" stating its intention to be fully welcoming -- purposeful in welcoming, advocating for, and embracing the ministry, witness and gifts of all persons in our gathered body.
Website: http://www.christchurchcathedral.us
E-mail: administrator@christchurchcathedral.us
1210 Locust Street
St. Louis, MO 63103-2322
Phone (314) 231-3454
Fax (314) 231-3142
Pastoral Care: During office hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, please call (314) 231-3454.
Christ Church United Church of Christ
About Christ Church
Christ Church has a long and historic tradition of ministry in Maplewood, Missouri beginning in 1890. An expression of our United Church of Christ values of creating inclusive community around Jesus' welcome table, taking the Bible seriously in study and dialogue, and embodying Christ ministries of healing, justice and peace. Christ Church continues to be a place where faith development and growth are encouraged. We offer worship services to the glory of God so that "Whoever you are, and wherever you have been on life's journey, you are welcome in this community of faith."
About the United Church of Christ
The United Church of Christ respects freedom of individual conscience, and there are no "tests of faith" mandatory on our members, but we do honor the historic testimonies of our spiritual ancestors as they explored the Bible and applied its insights. The most important of these testimonies are gathered here. United Church of Christ is a community of faith that seeks to respond to the Gospel of Jesus Christ in word and deed. The UCC was founded in 1957 as the union of several different Christian traditions: from the beginning of our history, we were a church that affirmed the ideal that Christians did not always have to agree to live together in communion. Our motto-"that they may all be one"-is Jesus' prayer for the unity of the church. The UCC is one of the most diverse Christian churches in the United States. The UCC embraces a theological heritage that affirms the Bible as the authoritative witness to the Word of God, the creeds of the ecumenical councils, and the confessions of the Reformation. The UCC has roots in the "covenantal" tradition-meaning there is no centralized authority or hierarchy that can impose any doctrine or form of worship on its members. Christ alone is Head of the church. We seek a balance between freedom of conscience and accountability to the apostolic faith.
Christ UCC Vision Statement
We believe that all people are made in the image of God and that all are welcome at Christ's table. We aspire to be an open-minded community of faith, engaged in meaningful worship, and committed to social justice, community service, and personal spiritual growth.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: Traditional @ 9:30 am, Contemporary @ 11:15 am
Meeting Venue/Location: 7126 Bruno Ave, Maplewood, MO, 63143
Phone: 314-644-3033
Website: www.maplewooducc.org
Christ Church has a long and historic tradition of ministry in Maplewood, Missouri beginning in 1890. An expression of our United Church of Christ values of creating inclusive community around Jesus' welcome table, taking the Bible seriously in study and dialogue, and embodying Christ ministries of healing, justice and peace. Christ Church continues to be a place where faith development and growth are encouraged. We offer worship services to the glory of God so that "Whoever you are, and wherever you have been on life's journey, you are welcome in this community of faith."
About the United Church of Christ
The United Church of Christ respects freedom of individual conscience, and there are no "tests of faith" mandatory on our members, but we do honor the historic testimonies of our spiritual ancestors as they explored the Bible and applied its insights. The most important of these testimonies are gathered here. United Church of Christ is a community of faith that seeks to respond to the Gospel of Jesus Christ in word and deed. The UCC was founded in 1957 as the union of several different Christian traditions: from the beginning of our history, we were a church that affirmed the ideal that Christians did not always have to agree to live together in communion. Our motto-"that they may all be one"-is Jesus' prayer for the unity of the church. The UCC is one of the most diverse Christian churches in the United States. The UCC embraces a theological heritage that affirms the Bible as the authoritative witness to the Word of God, the creeds of the ecumenical councils, and the confessions of the Reformation. The UCC has roots in the "covenantal" tradition-meaning there is no centralized authority or hierarchy that can impose any doctrine or form of worship on its members. Christ alone is Head of the church. We seek a balance between freedom of conscience and accountability to the apostolic faith.
Christ UCC Vision Statement
We believe that all people are made in the image of God and that all are welcome at Christ's table. We aspire to be an open-minded community of faith, engaged in meaningful worship, and committed to social justice, community service, and personal spiritual growth.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: Traditional @ 9:30 am, Contemporary @ 11:15 am
Meeting Venue/Location: 7126 Bruno Ave, Maplewood, MO, 63143
Phone: 314-644-3033
Website: www.maplewooducc.org
Compton Heights Christian Church
Compton Heights Christian Church: We are a congregation of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada, a denomination of almost a million members. The strength of our study has been to deepen and enrich the life and ministry of this congregation as we seek to understand, welcome, and affirm God’s people in our differences of sexual orientation, race, culture, mental and physical abilities and gifts.
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:45AM
Phone: 314-771-5071
Website: www.comptonheights.com
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:45AM
Phone: 314-771-5071
Website: www.comptonheights.com
Congregation B’nai Amoona
Congregation B’nai Amoona is a fully egalitarian Conservative Synagogue where spiritual experiences, educational opportunities and warm fellowship are the lifeblood of this Congregation. Spearheaded by Senior Rabbi, Carnie Shalom Rose, his vision and leadership enable his outstanding professional staff to create, plan support and implement a myriad of exceptional programming for every age. Preschoolers to senior adults are experiencing spirituality, education and programming as never before.
B’nai Amoona serves approximately 800 families, in a warm, friendly and spiritual atmosphere. Jews by birth and by choice, members of the GLBT community, as well as interfaith couples are invited to affiliate as members and be a part of the B’nai Amoona experience.
Website: http://www.bnaiamoona.com
Phone: (314) 576-9990 ext. 106 to speak with our Executive Director, Michael Samis.
B’nai Amoona serves approximately 800 families, in a warm, friendly and spiritual atmosphere. Jews by birth and by choice, members of the GLBT community, as well as interfaith couples are invited to affiliate as members and be a part of the B’nai Amoona experience.
Website: http://www.bnaiamoona.com
Phone: (314) 576-9990 ext. 106 to speak with our Executive Director, Michael Samis.
Congregation Temple Isreal
Congregation Temple Israel (TI) has been a voice for all generations for 125 years. We are a diverse, inclusive Reform Jewish congregationin Creve Coeur welcoming members of the LGBT community, interfaith households, Jews by choice, singles, people of all ages and guests.
Our worship is participatory, musical, and includes both English and Hebrew. Shabbat services are held Friday evenings at 6:30 p.m. (6 p.m. Tot Shabbat and 7:30 p.m. service on the first Friday of each month) and Saturday mornings at 11:00 a.m. (No Saturday services in July). Holidays are celebrated throughout the year. We provide Jewish education programs for learners of all ages, life-cycle events, social opportunities and social action programming.
We invite you to join us!
Website: www.ti-stl.org
Phone: (314) 432-8050
Location: #1 Rabbi Alvan D. Rubin Drive St. Louis, MO 63141-7670
Fax: (314)-432-8053
Email: writeus@ti-stl.org
Our worship is participatory, musical, and includes both English and Hebrew. Shabbat services are held Friday evenings at 6:30 p.m. (6 p.m. Tot Shabbat and 7:30 p.m. service on the first Friday of each month) and Saturday mornings at 11:00 a.m. (No Saturday services in July). Holidays are celebrated throughout the year. We provide Jewish education programs for learners of all ages, life-cycle events, social opportunities and social action programming.
We invite you to join us!
Website: www.ti-stl.org
Phone: (314) 432-8050
Location: #1 Rabbi Alvan D. Rubin Drive St. Louis, MO 63141-7670
Fax: (314)-432-8053
Email: writeus@ti-stl.org
Congregation Shaare Emeth
Congregation Shaare Emeth’s Mission starts when you come through the doors of Shaare Emeth. One will experience Jewish life in many ways. We value our inclusive, diverse, intergenerational, caring, casual community that brings individuals and families together in friendship. We look for God’s presence in our daily lives through Jewish learning, prayer and Deeds of Love and Kindness. Through these pillars we make our lives sacred and vital to our community.
We reach out in compassion, courage, and actions to make our world a better place for all in diverse ways. LGBT members are included in all of our program planning. In addition, expanding LGBT rights is one of Congregation Shaare Emeth’s social action priorities. Our SEEDS (Shaare Emeth Effort to Develop Social Justice) of Justice is committed to the pursuit of Tikkun Olam, locally and globally. We offer many volunteer opportunities in social action. LGBT individuals and families participate in baby namings, and brit milah ceremonies, bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah ceremonies, weddings, and funerals.
Location: 11645 Ladue Road, St. Louis, MO 63141
Website: www.shaare-emeth.org
Main Number: 314-569-0010
Program Director: 314.692-5308
We reach out in compassion, courage, and actions to make our world a better place for all in diverse ways. LGBT members are included in all of our program planning. In addition, expanding LGBT rights is one of Congregation Shaare Emeth’s social action priorities. Our SEEDS (Shaare Emeth Effort to Develop Social Justice) of Justice is committed to the pursuit of Tikkun Olam, locally and globally. We offer many volunteer opportunities in social action. LGBT individuals and families participate in baby namings, and brit milah ceremonies, bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah ceremonies, weddings, and funerals.
Location: 11645 Ladue Road, St. Louis, MO 63141
Website: www.shaare-emeth.org
Main Number: 314-569-0010
Program Director: 314.692-5308
Dignity Saint Louis
A St. Louis Chapter of DignityUSA, which works for respect and justice for all gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender persons in the Catholic Church and the world through education, advocacy and support.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday {Mass}
Meeting Time: 7:30PM
Phone: 314-997-9897
Email: info@dignityusa.org
Website: www.dignityusa.org
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday {Mass}
Meeting Time: 7:30PM
Phone: 314-997-9897
Email: info@dignityusa.org
Website: www.dignityusa.org
Emerson Unitarian Universalist Chapel
A progressive religious community in West County of metropolitan Saint Louis. Welcomes young, middle-aged and elders, families, couples and singles, all the colors, cultures, classes, genders and sexual orientations of the human race. Believes that we are enriched by diversity and everyone's gifts are needed.
Meeting Time: Worship -- 9:30 a.m./ Religious Education -- 10:45 a.m.
Meeting Venue/Location: Emerson Chapel, 73 Strecker Rd., Ellisville MO 63011
Phone: 636-256-7393
Email: office@emersonuuchapel.org
Website: www.emersonuuchapel.org
Meeting Time: Worship -- 9:30 a.m./ Religious Education -- 10:45 a.m.
Meeting Venue/Location: Emerson Chapel, 73 Strecker Rd., Ellisville MO 63011
Phone: 636-256-7393
Email: office@emersonuuchapel.org
Website: www.emersonuuchapel.org
Epiphany United Church of Christ
Epiphany United Church of Christ: An "Open and Affirming" United Church of Christ which has publicly declared that all are welcome - no exceptions - in its full life and ministry (e.g. membership, leadership, employment etc.) It bespeaks a spirit of hospitality and a willingness to live out that welcome in meaningful ways.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:30AM
Phone: 314-772-0263
Website: http://epiphanyucc.org/
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:30AM
Phone: 314-772-0263
Website: http://epiphanyucc.org/
Episcopal Church of the Advent
In our baptismal vows, Episcopalians pledge “to respect the dignity of every human being” and “to seek and serve Christ in all persons”. Episcopalians have always had a strong sense of ministry to the world. At Advent, we participate in the Episcopal Habitat for Humanity Project, Episcopal City Mission (chaplaincy to youth in detention) and other outward-focused ministries. We do this not because it is a duty, but because we believe we encounter Christ in others.
Because we seek to see Christ in others, we believe that we will have a clearer image of the great messianic banquet when the Body of Christ which gathers for our eucharistic meal on Sunday is as diverse as possible. Therefore, we strive to welcome all persons into our fellowship. After years as a comfortable suburban parish, Advent has begun to take seriously our Lord's call, not only to welcome all into our fellowship, but to invite all to the table. We seek to extend Christ's invitation to persons of all races, all backgrounds and all orientations, “from East and West, from North and South” to join the feast.
Address: 9373 Garber Road, Crestwood, MO 63126
Telephone: 314-843-0123
Fax: 314-843-5967
E-mail: advent-episcopal@sbcglobal.net
Website: www.advent-episcopal.org
Because we seek to see Christ in others, we believe that we will have a clearer image of the great messianic banquet when the Body of Christ which gathers for our eucharistic meal on Sunday is as diverse as possible. Therefore, we strive to welcome all persons into our fellowship. After years as a comfortable suburban parish, Advent has begun to take seriously our Lord's call, not only to welcome all into our fellowship, but to invite all to the table. We seek to extend Christ's invitation to persons of all races, all backgrounds and all orientations, “from East and West, from North and South” to join the feast.
Address: 9373 Garber Road, Crestwood, MO 63126
Telephone: 314-843-0123
Fax: 314-843-5967
E-mail: advent-episcopal@sbcglobal.net
Website: www.advent-episcopal.org
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Our Mission is to be a Christian community: accepting and inviting all persons to share in worship,
witness and service as disciples of Jesus Christ in the world.
Transfiguration is a Christian community of people that is both traditional and contemporary. There are no “outcasts” here. We encourage the diversity among us, for we find it a source of vitality and joy. We are an Open & Affirming Congregation that is part of the diocesan ministry of The Oasis Missouri and the national ministries of Believe Out Loud Congregations.
We are an Episcopal Church, yet we have members from all backgrounds and religious traditions; many of us had no church involvement before coming to Transfiguration.
We invite you, with your loved ones and friends, to worship with us and to join us in community and worship. Together we will continue to carry out the mission of this church.
Location: 1860 Lake St. Louis Blvd, Lake St Louis, Missouri 63367
Phone: (636) 561-8951
Website: http://www.transfigurationchurch.org
witness and service as disciples of Jesus Christ in the world.
Transfiguration is a Christian community of people that is both traditional and contemporary. There are no “outcasts” here. We encourage the diversity among us, for we find it a source of vitality and joy. We are an Open & Affirming Congregation that is part of the diocesan ministry of The Oasis Missouri and the national ministries of Believe Out Loud Congregations.
We are an Episcopal Church, yet we have members from all backgrounds and religious traditions; many of us had no church involvement before coming to Transfiguration.
We invite you, with your loved ones and friends, to worship with us and to join us in community and worship. Together we will continue to carry out the mission of this church.
Location: 1860 Lake St. Louis Blvd, Lake St Louis, Missouri 63367
Phone: (636) 561-8951
Website: http://www.transfigurationchurch.org
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Evangelical United Church of Christ: An "Open and Affirming" United Church of Christ which has publicly declared that "gay, lesbian, bisexual" (GLB) people (or those of all "sexual orientations") are welcome in its full life and ministry (e.g. membership, leadership, employment etc.) It bespeaks a spirit of hospitality and a willingness to live out that welcome in meaningful ways.
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:30AM
Location: Evangelical UCC
Phone: 314-968-1727
Email: khawker@evangelicalucc.org
Website: www.evangelicalucc.org
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:30AM
Location: Evangelical UCC
Phone: 314-968-1727
Email: khawker@evangelicalucc.org
Website: www.evangelicalucc.org
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Our membership is 400+, including 50 middle and high school aged youth with another 90+ children enrolled in the Sunday School grade 6 and below. This year’s Sunday attendance is averaging about 150. Our congregation is friendly, growing, accepting, open to new people and has experienced a 33% increase in membership in the past 5 years. We have an active outreach to Campus students as well in our area.
We also aim to be an all-inclusive church with reserved parking in the side lot, level entrance access at our side door, elevator access to all floors, wheelchair lifts at front and playground entrance as well as large print bulletins and audio devices to hear more clearly. We have level entrance available into our bathrooms and kitchens as well.
- The church is located in Clayton, Missouri a St. Louis suburb that borders St. Louis City and Forest Park. We are next door to Washington University and Fontbonne College and a short distance from Eden Theological Seminary.
- We are a congregation of the United Church of Christ. Our congregation was originally founded as an abolitionist church in 1852 led by Truman Marcellus Post. Congregational churches trace their roots back to the Pilgrims. In 1957 the merger of the Congregational-Christian and Evangelical & Reformed Churches formed the United Church of Christ. Known as the UCC, we strive for unity at the same time we celebrate diversity which is reflected in our motto taken from Jesus’ prayer, “That they all may be one.”
- As a declared “Open and Affirming” Congregation, we extend to all persons participation in the full life and ministry of the church regardless of age, race, gender, religious background, physical/mental abilities, or sexual orientation. We strive to be affirming of all people as children of God, and to provide a safe physical, emotional, and spiritual haven.
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:30AM
Phone: 314-721-5060
Email: ksafe@firstcongregational.org
Website: www.firstcongregational.org
We also aim to be an all-inclusive church with reserved parking in the side lot, level entrance access at our side door, elevator access to all floors, wheelchair lifts at front and playground entrance as well as large print bulletins and audio devices to hear more clearly. We have level entrance available into our bathrooms and kitchens as well.
- The church is located in Clayton, Missouri a St. Louis suburb that borders St. Louis City and Forest Park. We are next door to Washington University and Fontbonne College and a short distance from Eden Theological Seminary.
- We are a congregation of the United Church of Christ. Our congregation was originally founded as an abolitionist church in 1852 led by Truman Marcellus Post. Congregational churches trace their roots back to the Pilgrims. In 1957 the merger of the Congregational-Christian and Evangelical & Reformed Churches formed the United Church of Christ. Known as the UCC, we strive for unity at the same time we celebrate diversity which is reflected in our motto taken from Jesus’ prayer, “That they all may be one.”
- As a declared “Open and Affirming” Congregation, we extend to all persons participation in the full life and ministry of the church regardless of age, race, gender, religious background, physical/mental abilities, or sexual orientation. We strive to be affirming of all people as children of God, and to provide a safe physical, emotional, and spiritual haven.
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:30AM
Phone: 314-721-5060
Email: ksafe@firstcongregational.org
Website: www.firstcongregational.org
Friendship and Justice
We realize that we need to embrace all people in order to truly call ourselves a Catholic faith community. Friendship and Justice is an outreach ministry to our LGBT community, families, friends and allies.
Location: St. Margaret of Scotland and St. Pius V Parishes
Phone: 314-832-2939
Email: friendshipandjustice@yahoo.com
Website: www.friendshipandjustice.org
Location: St. Margaret of Scotland and St. Pius V Parishes
Phone: 314-832-2939
Email: friendshipandjustice@yahoo.com
Website: www.friendshipandjustice.org
Garden Light United Church of Christ
Garden Light United Church of Christ: An "Open and Affirming" United Church of Christ which has publicly declared that "gay, lesbian, bisexual" (GLB) people (or those of all "sexual orientations") are welcome in its full life and ministry (e.g. membership, leadership, employment etc.) It bespeaks a spirit of hospitality and a willingness to live out that welcome in meaningful ways.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 5:30PM
Meeting Venue/Location: Garden Light United Church of Christ (2336 Tennessee Ave.)
Phone: 314-865-2956
Email: info@gardenlightucc.org
Website: http://www.gardenlightucc.org/
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 5:30PM
Meeting Venue/Location: Garden Light United Church of Christ (2336 Tennessee Ave.)
Phone: 314-865-2956
Email: info@gardenlightucc.org
Website: http://www.gardenlightucc.org/
Garden of Paradise Internet Church
Garden of Paradise Internet Church: Reverend Tiki’s Garden of Paradise Internet Church is a globally inclusive and independent internet church. The church is open and available to you any time of day or night. You may download the weekly services and listen to them at your convenience. Reverend Tiki has stated that she is open and affirming of the LGBTQ community.
Phone: 314-457-TIKI (8454)
Contact Email: revtiki@revtiki.org
Website: http://www.revtiki.org/
Phone: 314-457-TIKI (8454)
Contact Email: revtiki@revtiki.org
Website: http://www.revtiki.org/
Immanuel Congregational United Church of Christ
Immanuel Congregational United Church of Christ: An "Open and Affirming" United Church of Christ which has publicly declared that "gay, lesbian, bisexual" (GLB) people (or those of all "sexual orientations") are welcome in its full life and ministry (e.g. membership, leadership, employment etc.) It bespeaks a spirit of hospitality and a willingness to live out that welcome in meaningful ways.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:00AM
Location: 3460 Jamieson Avenue Saint Louis, MO 63139
Phone: 314-645-8956
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:00AM
Location: 3460 Jamieson Avenue Saint Louis, MO 63139
Phone: 314-645-8956
IMPACT Family Worship Center
IMPACT Family Worship Center is a Christ Centered-Spirit Filled-Bible Based-Open and Affirming of the LGBTS communities. Our desire is to be a community church that IMPACTS ALL people for Jesus every day. IMPACT FWC is an affiliate ministry of the Fellowship of Reconciling Pentecostals International http://www.rpifellowship.com/
IMPACT Family Worship Center: 4066/4068 Oakmont Dr., Pontoon Beach/Granite City Il 62040. Ph: 618.531.8930 - website www.impact365.org - email pastorlennyj@yahoo.com
IMPACT Family Worship Center: 4066/4068 Oakmont Dr., Pontoon Beach/Granite City Il 62040. Ph: 618.531.8930 - website www.impact365.org - email pastorlennyj@yahoo.com
Keshet at Washington University
Partnering with Jewish students to help make an enduring commitment to Jewish Life on their own terms. Keshet is our pluralistic association of Jewish lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning and allied (GLBTQA) students. This group encourages awareness of issues, inspires advocacy, builds community alliances, and creates a comfortable social atmosphere for GLBTQA students. Keshet promotes full religious and social equality for Jews of all sexual orientations and gender identities. Keshet is a Washington U. Jewish Student Union group advised by Hillel staff.
Location: 6300 Forsyth Blvd. St. Louis, 63105
Phone: (314) 935-9040
Email: jessica@stlouishillel.org
Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/keshet/
Location: 6300 Forsyth Blvd. St. Louis, 63105
Phone: (314) 935-9040
Email: jessica@stlouishillel.org
Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/keshet/
Kirkwood United Church of Christ
Kirkwood United Church of Christ is called by God to be an open, diverse and caring community of Jesus' disciples. In following Christ's commandment to love one another, we welcome all who wish to share in the fellowship, membership, leadership, worship, ministry, sacraments, rites, responsibilities and blessings of our faith community.
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:00AM
Location: Kirkwood United Church of Christ
Phone: 314-822-2240
Email: office@kirkwooducc.org
Website: www.kirkwooducc.org
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:00AM
Location: Kirkwood United Church of Christ
Phone: 314-822-2240
Email: office@kirkwooducc.org
Website: www.kirkwooducc.org
Lutheran Campus Ministry at Washington University
Lutheran Campus Ministry (LCM) invites students to “Live, Love, Serve” with us! We are here to help you build an honest community as you wrestle through questions of identity & vocation during your college years. We live out our Christian faith with total inclusivity for all people and a focus on social justice. Come celebrate worship with us Sunday nights (8:00 PM Bethel Church, Forsyth & Big Bend). We offer a variety of weekly events for undergrad & grad students—and hope to be your place of welcome in St. Louis!
We are a mission of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and a Reconciling in Christ Community. We welcome all students of St. Louis area colleges and universities, though we are primarily serving Washington University and St. Louis University.
We welcome all to this place. Our ministry is rooted in the love of Jesus, embracing everyone. Mutual trust and respect, in the Spirit of Christ, is offered to all who may elsewhere experience alienation, distrust or rejection. By the grace of God, we are freed to proclaim our unity and celebrate our diversity. This House, this Table, this Community is a safe place.
Location: 7019 Forsyth Blvd St. Louis, MO 63105
Phone: 314.863.8140
Email: lcm-stl@sbcglobal.net
Website: http://www.lcmstl.org/
We are a mission of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and a Reconciling in Christ Community. We welcome all students of St. Louis area colleges and universities, though we are primarily serving Washington University and St. Louis University.
We welcome all to this place. Our ministry is rooted in the love of Jesus, embracing everyone. Mutual trust and respect, in the Spirit of Christ, is offered to all who may elsewhere experience alienation, distrust or rejection. By the grace of God, we are freed to proclaim our unity and celebrate our diversity. This House, this Table, this Community is a safe place.
Location: 7019 Forsyth Blvd St. Louis, MO 63105
Phone: 314.863.8140
Email: lcm-stl@sbcglobal.net
Website: http://www.lcmstl.org/
Metropolitan Community Church of Greater St. Louis
In 1968, a young man named Troy Perry decided that things needed to be different for LGBT people of faith. Having been turned away by his home church and his family because he is gay, he decided to start a church in Los Angeles where LGBT people could worship freely. Twelve people attended the first worship service, held in his living room. That small gathering in 1968 launched the international movement of Metropolitan Community Churches, which today has grown to 43,000 members and almost 300 congregations in 22 countries.
Metropolitan Community Church of Greater Saint Louis (MCCGSL) was founded in October 1973. And, like our parent church, we started small: ten people attended our first service. But those ten people, full of faith and vision and determination to make a difference, began a church which today has nearly 400 in membership and has ministered to thousands throughout the Greater St. Louis.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:30AM
Location: 1919 S. Broadway - Saint Louis, MO 63104
Phone: 314-361-3221
Contact Email: info@mccgsl.org
Website: www.mccgsl.org
Metropolitan Community Church of Greater Saint Louis (MCCGSL) was founded in October 1973. And, like our parent church, we started small: ten people attended our first service. But those ten people, full of faith and vision and determination to make a difference, began a church which today has nearly 400 in membership and has ministered to thousands throughout the Greater St. Louis.
Meeting Day/Frequency: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:30AM
Location: 1919 S. Broadway - Saint Louis, MO 63104
Phone: 314-361-3221
Contact Email: info@mccgsl.org
Website: www.mccgsl.org
Neve Shalom
Neve Shalom was founded because we believe that we are contributing to the creating of a new model for the American synagogue. At Neve Shalom, we always take the tradition as our model, but we also value imagination and creativity as tools for renewal. We believe that we are making space for an authentic spirituality to rise, and a deepening of living through the myths, symbols, and rituals of our people. This is a synagogue with a vision, and we hope we can communicate some of that vision in this document.
Neve Shalom belongs to the Network of Jewish Renewal Communities (see www.aleph.org). The Jewish Renewal "movement" began as a teaching, or a group of teachers, that were influenced by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi. Reb Zalman attracted a group of students and teachers that were associated with small communities that arose spontaneously, mostly in North America, to teach each other the wisdom of Judaism and to practice that wisdom with vitality and holy intent. It began and continues to be a non-dogmatic form of Judaism, rejecting the sectarian nature of denomentational Judaism.
Location: 1240 Dautel Ln. St. Louis, MO 63146
Phone: (314) 863-4366
Rabbi Goodman's email: rabbi@neveshalom.org
Website: http://www.neveshalom.org
Neve Shalom belongs to the Network of Jewish Renewal Communities (see www.aleph.org). The Jewish Renewal "movement" began as a teaching, or a group of teachers, that were influenced by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi. Reb Zalman attracted a group of students and teachers that were associated with small communities that arose spontaneously, mostly in North America, to teach each other the wisdom of Judaism and to practice that wisdom with vitality and holy intent. It began and continues to be a non-dogmatic form of Judaism, rejecting the sectarian nature of denomentational Judaism.
Location: 1240 Dautel Ln. St. Louis, MO 63146
Phone: (314) 863-4366
Rabbi Goodman's email: rabbi@neveshalom.org
Website: http://www.neveshalom.org
Parkway United Church of Christ
Parkway United Church of Christ, with God's grace, seeks to be a congregation that includes all persons, regardless of race, ethnic, or socio-economic background while respecting differences of gender, marital status, age, sexual orientation, and mental and physical ability. We aspire to act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with our God. We invite all to share in the life and leadership, ministry, fellowship, worship, sacraments, responsibilities and blessings of participation in our open and affirming congregation.
Location: 2841 N. Ballas Road Saint Louis, MO 63131
Phone: (314) 872- 9330
Fax: (314) 872-9014
E-mail: info@parkwayucc.org
Website: http://www.parkwayucc.org
Location: 2841 N. Ballas Road Saint Louis, MO 63131
Phone: (314) 872- 9330
Fax: (314) 872-9014
E-mail: info@parkwayucc.org
Website: http://www.parkwayucc.org
Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ
Pilgrim Church was organized as a congregation in 1866 arising from a Sabbath School that existed as early as 1853. The congregation moved to its present location on Union Boulevard in 1906. In 1953, the congregation voted to remain in its present location in St. Louis’ West End neighborhood and to open membership to all who desired to worship, regardless of race. Today, Pilgrim works hard to be an “Open Door” church - welcoming people of all backgrounds, cultures, and views.
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:30AM
Location: Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ
Phone: 314-367-8173
Contact Email: pilgrim826@sbcglobal.net
Website:http://www.pilgrimucc-stl.org/
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 9:30AM
Location: Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ
Phone: 314-367-8173
Contact Email: pilgrim826@sbcglobal.net
Website:http://www.pilgrimucc-stl.org/
Rockwell House - Episcopal Campus Ministry at Wash.U
We are a diverse group of Christians bound by a common mission of living out our baptismal covenant. We are a eucharistic community, and gather weekly to celebrate at Rockwell House. We look forward to welcoming you into our community.
A new ChaplainThe Rev. Joe Chambers has accepted the call to be the next campus minister at Rockwell House. He'll begin in August. Chambers was previously chaplain at the University of Missouri, Columbia.
Rockwell HouseRockwell House sits right on the edge of campus (7023 Forsyth), and serves as the home of Episcopal Campus Ministry for the Wash U community. It's a great place to get off campus to watch t.v., use our kitchen, do some homework, or use the house wifi. Come on down to the House.
Address: 7023 Forsyth Saint Louis, MO 63105
Phone: 314-489-2342
Website: http://www.rockwellhouse.org
A new ChaplainThe Rev. Joe Chambers has accepted the call to be the next campus minister at Rockwell House. He'll begin in August. Chambers was previously chaplain at the University of Missouri, Columbia.
Rockwell HouseRockwell House sits right on the edge of campus (7023 Forsyth), and serves as the home of Episcopal Campus Ministry for the Wash U community. It's a great place to get off campus to watch t.v., use our kitchen, do some homework, or use the house wifi. Come on down to the House.
Address: 7023 Forsyth Saint Louis, MO 63105
Phone: 314-489-2342
Website: http://www.rockwellhouse.org
Saint John's Episcopal Church
St. John's is a Proud Parish Partner of Integrity USA and a"Believe Out Loud"congregation. We work and pray for the full inclusion of ALL the baptized in ALL of the sacraments - especially LGBT people.
We celebrate our diversity and we are united as members of Christ's one body. Inside St. John's, you will encounter a welcoming community of folks from a variety of backgrounds - including young and old, dressed up and dressed down, black and white, partnered and single. There is a place for everyone at St. John's. It is God's house and God welcomes everyone.The center of our life together is worship - worship with Holy Eucharist, or communion. At the largest service - the 10:00 a.m. service on Sunday morning - the worship service includes singing together, listening to readings from the Hebrew and Christian scriptures, a sermon, prayers, and communion. Childcare is available the service. Children are always welcome to participate in the entire service. For more on worship, please go to "Worshiping".
After the 10:00 a.m. service, we share refreshments and fellowship. From September through May, there is Christian Education is offered throughout the week for children, youth, and adults. For more on teaching and fellowship, please go toNurturing.
St. John's is more than a church - it is a community center, a safe place for all people to gather, and an architectural jewel of Tower Grove South.
Sunday Services take place at 10:30 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. in the Main Church.
Professionally Staffed Childcare is available from 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon.Phone: 314-772-3970
Website: http://www.towergrovechurch.org/
We celebrate our diversity and we are united as members of Christ's one body. Inside St. John's, you will encounter a welcoming community of folks from a variety of backgrounds - including young and old, dressed up and dressed down, black and white, partnered and single. There is a place for everyone at St. John's. It is God's house and God welcomes everyone.The center of our life together is worship - worship with Holy Eucharist, or communion. At the largest service - the 10:00 a.m. service on Sunday morning - the worship service includes singing together, listening to readings from the Hebrew and Christian scriptures, a sermon, prayers, and communion. Childcare is available the service. Children are always welcome to participate in the entire service. For more on worship, please go to "Worshiping".
After the 10:00 a.m. service, we share refreshments and fellowship. From September through May, there is Christian Education is offered throughout the week for children, youth, and adults. For more on teaching and fellowship, please go toNurturing.
St. John's is more than a church - it is a community center, a safe place for all people to gather, and an architectural jewel of Tower Grove South.
Sunday Services take place at 10:30 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. in the Main Church.
Professionally Staffed Childcare is available from 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon.Phone: 314-772-3970
Website: http://www.towergrovechurch.org/
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church
An Episcopal Church where each person is valued. In our worship, we gather to praise God, to listen for God’s Word, to experience Christ in community and in the sharing of bread and wine.
Our services are at once formal and relaxed, traditional and up to the minute. Ritual both expresses and shapes our experience of the Holy One.
It takes a while to get used to sitting, standing, and taking communion and to learn the responses and music but there is no wrong way to praise God, so please don’t feel embarrassed or afraid to ask the clergy and ushers questions.
We use the Book of Common Prayer and Enriching Our Worship which means that we worship using language with medieval and reformation roots and language which reclaims feminine images of God found in scripture and tradition. Everyone present participates fully in our services, lay people share leadership with the clergy, children are encouraged to worship with their parents and are welcome to receive the Holy Communion once they are baptized.
Location: 4712 Clifton Avenue St Louis Missouri 63109
Phone: 314 832 3588
Website: http://www.saintmarks-stl.org/
Email: parishoffice@saintmarks-stl.org
Our services are at once formal and relaxed, traditional and up to the minute. Ritual both expresses and shapes our experience of the Holy One.
It takes a while to get used to sitting, standing, and taking communion and to learn the responses and music but there is no wrong way to praise God, so please don’t feel embarrassed or afraid to ask the clergy and ushers questions.
We use the Book of Common Prayer and Enriching Our Worship which means that we worship using language with medieval and reformation roots and language which reclaims feminine images of God found in scripture and tradition. Everyone present participates fully in our services, lay people share leadership with the clergy, children are encouraged to worship with their parents and are welcome to receive the Holy Communion once they are baptized.
Location: 4712 Clifton Avenue St Louis Missouri 63109
Phone: 314 832 3588
Website: http://www.saintmarks-stl.org/
Email: parishoffice@saintmarks-stl.org
Samuel United Church of Christ
Samuel Church is a congregation proudly part of the United Church of Christ. We seek to be a welcoming and affirming community of faith with room for everyone.
Visitors - Whatever sparked your curiosity and brought you here, we're glad you found us. Look around. Check things out. If you have questions you can reach us at info@samuelucc.org or by calling 314-727-9540. Or, after this virtual visit, you might want to try the real thing on a Sunday morning by coming to 320 N. Forsyth Blvd. Clayton, Missouri 63105. You will be most welcome. (If you are calling the Samuel Pre-K, please call 314-721-5437.)
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:00AM
Location: Samuel Congregational United Church of Christ
Phone: 314-727-9540
Contact Email: info@samuelucc.org
Website: www.samuelucc.org
Visitors - Whatever sparked your curiosity and brought you here, we're glad you found us. Look around. Check things out. If you have questions you can reach us at info@samuelucc.org or by calling 314-727-9540. Or, after this virtual visit, you might want to try the real thing on a Sunday morning by coming to 320 N. Forsyth Blvd. Clayton, Missouri 63105. You will be most welcome. (If you are calling the Samuel Pre-K, please call 314-721-5437.)
- Sunday Worship 10:00 am
- Sunday School for 3 years through 7th grade 10:15 am - 11:15 am
- Children's Time early in worship hour
- Communion the first Sunday of each month
- Fellowship Time immediately following worship
Meeting Day: Every Sunday
Meeting Time: 10:00AM
Location: Samuel Congregational United Church of Christ
Phone: 314-727-9540
Contact Email: info@samuelucc.org
Website: www.samuelucc.org
Shaare Zedek Synagogue
Shaare Zedek Synagogue, led by Rabbi Mark Fasman and Hazzan Joanna Dulkin, is a dynamic, inclusive, caring and haimish Conservative congregation in U City. We hold services twice daily, morning and evening, including Shabbat and festivals. Childcare is available at Shabbat and High Holiday services. On Shabbat mornings, we offer engaging programming for tots, youth and families in addition to those held in the main sanctuary. Our signature Friday night service, Shabbat Rinah, occurs weekly at 6pm, fuses old and new music to create a welcoming and spiritually uplifting Shabbat experience.
We house a thriving Early Childhood Center, as well as Shaare Shalom Religious school, a joint venture with BSKI (http://ssrsstl.org). Three youth groups, provide informal youth programming for children in 5th-12 grade, and our dynamic DorWays group offers a variety of family programming and outreach. All are welcome to attend our regular clergy-taught Adult Education classes.
Website: http://shaarezedek.org
Location: 829 North Hanley St. Louis, Missouri 63130
Phone: 314.727.1747
Fax: 314.727.0080
Email: ExecDir@ShaareZedek.org
We house a thriving Early Childhood Center, as well as Shaare Shalom Religious school, a joint venture with BSKI (http://ssrsstl.org). Three youth groups, provide informal youth programming for children in 5th-12 grade, and our dynamic DorWays group offers a variety of family programming and outreach. All are welcome to attend our regular clergy-taught Adult Education classes.
Website: http://shaarezedek.org
Location: 829 North Hanley St. Louis, Missouri 63130
Phone: 314.727.1747
Fax: 314.727.0080
Email: ExecDir@ShaareZedek.org
Shir Hadash Reconstructionalist Community
Shir Hadash Reconstructionist Community is a small, welcoming, and participatory congregation. We create a sense of community and caring through active engagement of our members. We were founded as, and continue to be, a community that welcomes all Jews regardless of current levels or past practices of observance or knowledge. Gay and Lesbian Jews, Jews by choice, minority Jews, and non-Jewish partners have always been important members of our community.
In our communal and religious activities, we encourage and welcome new perspectives, intellectual curiosity, spiritual exploration, and creativity among our members. This is a hallmark of the Reconstructionist movement, which seeks to integrate our Jewish identities with the world around us. We are also proud of the Reconstructionist movement’s historical and continued commitment to the GLBT community including its pioneering support of the ordination of GLBT rabbis and full marriage equality.
Website: www.shirhadashstl.org
Phone: (314) 775-7780
Location: 6300 Forsyth Blvd, St Louis, 63105
In our communal and religious activities, we encourage and welcome new perspectives, intellectual curiosity, spiritual exploration, and creativity among our members. This is a hallmark of the Reconstructionist movement, which seeks to integrate our Jewish identities with the world around us. We are also proud of the Reconstructionist movement’s historical and continued commitment to the GLBT community including its pioneering support of the ordination of GLBT rabbis and full marriage equality.
Website: www.shirhadashstl.org
Phone: (314) 775-7780
Location: 6300 Forsyth Blvd, St Louis, 63105
Temple Emanuel
We are a community of people seeking to be in God’s presence within the framework of Reform Judaism. We welcome families and individuals of all kinds. Diversity in our congregation adds to our creative energy. We are large enough to meet the needs of all our congregants, yet small enough to know your name.
Our worship seeks to blend our liberal Reform Jewish roots with contemporary sound and language to create a warm, meaningful and participatory worship experience. We believe in the power of prayer to affect our hearts and souls; to bring healing and renewal to our lives. We are committed to lifelong Jewish learning.
In everything we do we strive to build and nurture community, and connect with God. Come and see for yourself at any time, even on the High Holy Days. There is always a place for you at Temple Emanuel.
Location: 12166 Conway Rd St Louis, MO 63141-8213
Phone: (314) 432-5877
Website: http://www.testl.org/
Our worship seeks to blend our liberal Reform Jewish roots with contemporary sound and language to create a warm, meaningful and participatory worship experience. We believe in the power of prayer to affect our hearts and souls; to bring healing and renewal to our lives. We are committed to lifelong Jewish learning.
In everything we do we strive to build and nurture community, and connect with God. Come and see for yourself at any time, even on the High Holy Days. There is always a place for you at Temple Emanuel.
Location: 12166 Conway Rd St Louis, MO 63141-8213
Phone: (314) 432-5877
Website: http://www.testl.org/
Trinity Episcopal Church
Called to witness to God's grace in the midst of the city, our lively and diverse congregation in the Central West End of St. Louis has a long and rich history of commitment to issues of social justice, peace, and racial and gender equality. We come from many parts of the metropolitan area and all walks of life, and treasure our worship rooted in the Anglo-Catholic tradition. Music, education, and outreach are valued aspects of our lives together. Traditional and non-traditional families are warmly welcomed; children are an important part of our life, and are nurtured in an atmosphere of tolerance and acceptance.
With open hearts and minds, we are seeking to know, love, and serve God in our daily lives at home, in the church, and in the world. God calls us to bring our joys and sorrows, our confusion and certainty, our strength and weakness to the altar of grace where we are nourished by the divine life of Christ. Wherever you are on your journey of faith, there is a place for you at the table here at Trinity.
Location: 600 North Euclid St. Louis MO 63108
Phone: 314.361.4655
Website: http://www.trinityepiscopal.net/
Email: revannekel@sbcglobal.net
With open hearts and minds, we are seeking to know, love, and serve God in our daily lives at home, in the church, and in the world. God calls us to bring our joys and sorrows, our confusion and certainty, our strength and weakness to the altar of grace where we are nourished by the divine life of Christ. Wherever you are on your journey of faith, there is a place for you at the table here at Trinity.
Location: 600 North Euclid St. Louis MO 63108
Phone: 314.361.4655
Website: http://www.trinityepiscopal.net/
Email: revannekel@sbcglobal.net
Trinity Episcopal Church (Kirksville)
Trinity is a community of people who love God, where you will find welcoming smiles and listening hearts and nourishment for the spiritual hunger we all bring with us. This site contains information that will help you learn more about our community of faith. We invite you to join us in worship!
The Rev. Johnnette Shane, Vicar
The Rev. Carrol K. Davenport, Priest Associate
Sunday Holy Eucharist 10:00 am
Wednesday Morning Prayer 7:30 am
Phone: (660) 665–6155
Website: http://www.trinitykirksville.org
The Rev. Johnnette Shane, Vicar
The Rev. Carrol K. Davenport, Priest Associate
Sunday Holy Eucharist 10:00 am
Wednesday Morning Prayer 7:30 am
Phone: (660) 665–6155
Website: http://www.trinitykirksville.org
United Hebrew
United Hebrew is a Reform congregation with a traditional mind-set and a progressive heart. Located in West County St. Louis, we are affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism (www.urj.org), and 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.
Shabbat services are held at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays, August through June, and at 6:00 p.m. in July. Services on Saturdays generally begin at 10:30 a.m., and on Jewish holidays throughout the year generally begin at 10:00 a.m. In addition, we offer an early childhood program for children 7 months to kindergarten age. We provide additional Jewish education programs for people of all ages and strive to offer extensive social action programming.
Website: www.unitedhebrew.org
Phone: 314-469-0700
Shabbat services are held at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays, August through June, and at 6:00 p.m. in July. Services on Saturdays generally begin at 10:30 a.m., and on Jewish holidays throughout the year generally begin at 10:00 a.m. In addition, we offer an early childhood program for children 7 months to kindergarten age. We provide additional Jewish education programs for people of all ages and strive to offer extensive social action programming.
Website: www.unitedhebrew.org
Phone: 314-469-0700
