Congregation Shaare Emeth, Reform Jewish synagogue in Creve Coeur, United States
Congregation Shaare Emeth is a Reform Jewish house of worship in Creve Coeur with extensive spaces designed for services, education, and community events. The facility on Ladue Road includes multiple functional areas that serve both spiritual and social needs of its members.
The congregation started as the Temple Association in 1867 and took its current name in 1869 under its first rabbi, Solomon Sonneschein. A major turning point came in 2016 when it merged with B'nai El, becoming the largest Reform congregation in St. Louis.
The congregation runs a religious school and manages educational programs for children that shape daily Jewish life in the community. Its spaces serve as regular gathering points where families and members meet for learning and shared activities.
The building is accessible on weekdays with extended hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays until 7:30 PM for services and educational activities. Visitors should check ahead since hours may vary depending on the type of program or event taking place.
In 2016 the congregation merged with B'nai El, bringing together two distinct Reform traditions under one roof. This joining of forces created one of the most influential Jewish communities in the St. Louis area with expanded resources and reach.
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