The Hebrew month of Nisan contains so many important moments in the Hebrew calendar: Passover, the Counting of the Omer, and Yom HaShoah. Join Rabbi Goldstein in exploring the richness of this Hebrew month through a myriad of teachings found in Rabbi Dalia Marx’s wonderful book, From Time to Time. ...

On Yom HaShoah, join Rabbi Goldstein to watch the Academy Award-winning film, The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life, which tells the story of the world's oldest pianist and Holocaust survivor. Discussion to follow. ...

Begin the weekend with Shabbat and a provocative D’var Torah entitled "The Deep Roots of Self Critical Faith in Judaism, Christianity and Islam." Following services, enjoy dinner (by reservation) where Rabbi Dr. Mikva will talk about “The Deep Roots of Self-Critical Faith in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.” ...

Begin the morning with a continental breakfast followed by a rich study with Rabbi Dr. Mikva on religious ideas about human goodness and the soul as they shape abortion policy, criminal justice, and the future of democracy. ...

Rabbi Dr. Mikva will speak on "Who is your Neighbor? A Jewish Reading of the Parable of the Good Samaritan." Lunch following the service & teaching: "Minting Courage and Spending it Lavishly as We Explore Religious Ideas About Gender." ...

April’s Senior Lunch is now SOLD OUT. Please reach out to Valerie Cundy at 314-692-5304 to be added to the waitlist.   The 60th Yahrzeit of St. Louis Streetcars: Presented by Mark D. Goldfeder, Transit Historian April 20, 2026 12 p.m. – 2 p.m. Congregation Shaare Emeth Free to attend; $10 in advance if ordering […] ...

Join us for a special experience led by Naomi Sharon, our shinshinit from Israel, as she shares with us what these two powerful days mean to Israelis today. Come deepen your understanding of Israel and share in a meaningful moment of learning together as a Shaare Emeth community. ...

Prayer Lab themes are inspired by our weekly Torah portion. This month’s theme is Enacting Love. Prayer Lab is a non-traditional Shabbat evening service combining contemporary readings and poetry, participatory music, time set aside for meditation, and more. Worshippers are encouraged to come with open minds and open hearts. All are welcome! ...

Liminal (in-between) moments have always been seen as powerful... and therefore a little dangerous as well. Let's come together to learn about the ancient, supernatural origins of Judaism's wariness over in-between spaces/ times and then explore the many ways our religion has tried to alleviate the danger and embrace the holiness of the liminal. ...

In Jewish tradition, disagreement can lead to deeper understanding when we learn to listen well. Drawing on Jonathan Haidt’s Moral Foundations framework, this session explores the values that shape how each of us understands right and wrong. Through guided discussion and practical exercises, we’ll practice listening for what truly matters so we can engage in disagreement with greater curiosity, humility, and respect. ...

In moments of disagreement, it can be hard to truly hear one another. Drawing on the principles of Nonviolent Communication, this session will introduce tools that help us listen more deeply for the feelings, needs, and values beneath what people say. Through guided practice, participants will learn how listening with curiosity and empathy can transform difficult conversations into opportunities for connection and understanding. ...