Reminder from the Vaad Hoeir
As a reminder to the public to be aware that just because a product is found in the “Kosher for Passover” section of a supermarket, does not necessarily mean it isKosher for Passover. Most...
Category: Misc
The Four Questions – Dan Winograd
Why were last week’s questions different from other weeks’ questions? 😉Returning to our little game, Mr. Bruce Waxman hands it off to: DAN WINOGRAD Dan and his wife Melanie grew up in St. Louis,...
Practical Insights in Dealing with Difficult People
SPECIAL GUEST CONTRIBUTOR: RHONNIE GOLDFADER “Practical Insights in Dealing with Difficult People,” an evening with Dr. David Lieberman Aish Ha’Torah’s wonderful 30 day program on CLEAN SPEECH concluded with a presentation atthe J with...
The Four Questions – Bruce Waxman
Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, please allow us to introduce: BRUCE WAXMAN Bruce is a 2nd Generation NHBZ member. He and his brother, Brent, celebrated their BarMitzvah at Nusach Hari in 1970 and...
The Four Questions – Gavriel Matt
“Button, button, whose got the button?” “The Four Questions” passes to: GAVRIEL MATT Gavriel, a 1st Generation NHBZ member from Berkeley, CA has deeply rooted connections to our synagogue: he married Sarah Beth (nee...
The Four Questions – Caryn Alper
A special little corner of the Weekly News where we can get to know each other! Every segment features another member of the NHBZ community, who will answer (at least) 4 questions. Anyone connected...
2022 Israel Bound
Adventure awaits – 2022 Israel Bound
Special Gifts Campaign
Good Shabbos. The world is beginning to reopen. The Shul has reopened. Especially now, these are times when people need connections. We need you back and active. There is no greater place than our...
Perry Mendelson
The late Perry Mendelson was a long-time active member of NHBZ and brother to our past Executive Director, Sandy Abrams. Perry was an avid Torah Learner and participated in the Daf Yomi program for decades. He was also a teacher at many of our programs.
Why Choose St. Louis?
St. Louis boasts a strong Jewish community of approximately 60,000 people, and it offers an active and rich Jewish life in a warm, and child-friendly environment with numerous cultural, recreational, educational and employment opportunities,...