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| Who We Are |
NHBZ Is a House of Worship
Prayer, like any skill, takes practice, growth in understanding and introspection. We strive to make our services joyful and meaningful for the experienced, yet accessible to those who seek to grow in their own spirituality.
NHBZ Is a House of Learning
For beginners and the experienced, on Shabbos, Holidays, weekdays and evenings, in the synagogue and in the homes of our members and friends --- our goal is to make NHBZ your resource for learning and growing. We are committed to providing creative and innovative opportunities for spiritual growth and learning for the entire family--- men, women and children.
NHBZ Is Serious about our Children and Sense of Community
Our children love the experience of belonging to a Jewish community, and our congregants enjoy each other's company, lingering over Kiddush and shared meals. Friendships are made and lasting relationships are created in our shul.
NHBZ Is Inclusive
Ahavat Yisrael---love of fellow Jews---is the foundation upon which all of Judaism rests. We reach out to all Jews regardless of their level of Jewish education, degree of observance or affiliation. We welcome and accept all fellow Jews with respect and warmth.
NHBZ Encourages Participation of Women
We believe that women and girls should participate in Jewish life, in learning and in the governance and life of our synagogue on an equal basis with men. We are committed to creative and innovative ways, within the bounds of halachah -- Torah Law --, of involving women and ensuring that women-our mothers, daughters and sisters-have access to a full and spiritual Jewish life.
NHBZ Is Zionist
As a modern Orthodox synagogue we are unabashedly Zionist. We are spiritually and financially supportive of the State of Israel, and vitally interested in events affecting life there.
NHBZ Is a Place of Chesed -- Acts of Loving Kindness
Friendliness is a hallmark of NHBZ. True friendliness, however, does not stop at the synagogue door, but requires a broader sense of community. We practice this value with our commitment to responsibility toward each other, to the needy of our community, and to the aged and the infirm.
NHBZ - Historical Video by Saul Sudin (2012)
Click here to view 'Gateway to the West'
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Membership Brochure pdf
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| From Lambert Airport |
| East on Interstate 70, South on Interstate 170, exit West on Olive Blvd, South on Price. We are 500 yards down on the Left (East side of street). 650 N. Price Rd. St. Louis, Mo 63132 Tel: 314-991-2100 |
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| From Downtown St. Louis |
| West on Interstate 64/Highway 40, north on Interstate 170, exit West on Olive Blvd, South on Price. We are 500 yards down on the Left (East side of street). 650 N. Price Rd. St. Louis, Mo 63132 Tel: 314-991-2100 |
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| Eruv Info |
| St. Louis has an eruv. Our shul is within the boundaries of the eruv. Eruv information may be obtained by calling 314.863.1811 or by visiting the Eruv Website. |
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| Hotels Near us |
Daniele Hotel, 216 North Meramec, Clayton, MO 63105 ph# 314-721-0101;
Sheraton Clayton Plaza, 7730 Bonhomme, Clayton, MO 63105 ph# 314-719-4312
Note: Hotels are not within walking distance. |
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| Other Information |
| Home hospitality for Shabbos is available. Please contact the synagogue for more information. |
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