Rosh Hashanah 2nd day with Mimi David “The Last Laugh”
**Join Mimi David 2nd day Rosh Hashanah for learning and inspiration for the new year followed by Shofar blowing and Kiddush.
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Aish Hatorah of St. Louis
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Nusach Hari Bnai Zion 650 North Price Road, Olivette, MO, United States
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Tashlich/Shofar Blowing — Shaw Park
Shaw Park, Clayton, MO 27 South Brentwood Blvd., Clayton, MO, MO, United States**Tashlich & Shofar Blowing at Shaw Park -- September 13, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM o Bring the whole family and your Shofars o Barry-Wehmiller Pavilion, 27 Brentwood Blvd., Clayton, MO 63105
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NO Partners In Torah — High Holidays Break until October 5, 2026
Nusach Hari Bnai Zion 650 North Price Road, Olivette, MO, United StatesWe look forward to beginning a new year of learning together after the High Holidays. Stay tuned for more details to come! Wishing you and your families a Happy, Healthy, Sweet and Peaceful New Year 5787! All the best, Yosef David & Shmuel Greenwald Aish HaTorah of St. Louis PIT is a collaboration between Aish, […]
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Shabbat Learners’ Service at U City Shul
U City Shul 700 North & South Road, University City, MO, United StatesI look forward to spending Shabbat together to enjoy a lively, interactive service where questions are encouraged, prayers are in English and explained along the way. Looking forward, Shmuel
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Soul Building Series with Rabbi Yosef David at NHBZ
Nusach Hari Bnai Zion 650 North Price Road, Olivette, MO, United StatesI look forward to engaging with you this Shabbat during our Soul Building session as we get ready for Yom Kippur with a stronger soul, greater purpose, and brighter New Year 5787. Looking forward. Yosef David
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NO Sunday Schmooze with Rabbi Greenwald — On Holiday Break until Oct. 11 (copy)
Aish Firehouse 457 N. Woods MIll Rd., Chesterfield, MO, United StatesOur Sunday Shmuel adult class is on high holiday break until Sunday, October 11. We look forward to being together again for great food, good company, and inspiring discussions on how Jewish wisdom can help us manage and prioritize what really counts in the year ahead. Looking forward, Shmuel