Fall 2025 Program Guide
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This flipbook and accompanying PDF are not WCAG compliant. If you need help accessing portions of this document, please contact the J.
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Summer 2025 Program Guide A Message from our CEO, Steven Rosenzweig: As I look back on my first six months at the J, I am truly grateful to be part […]
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One of the many hidden gems at the J is the Garden of Eden. The garden is an all-volunteer-run community garden located on the right corner of the J’s soccer […]
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Being healthy often comes with the perception that it isn’t cost-effective, especially when it comes to affording gym memberships. At the J, we understand these challenges and strive to alleviate […]...
Read PostAs the Jewish New Year approaches, I wanted to highlight a unique and meaningful Rosh Hashanah tradition and invite fellow St. Louisans to make it local, fun, and meaningful. Tashlich, […]
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Exercise is not only essential for a healthy body. It’s also crucial for your mental health. Being in a good mental state allows you to be a better employee, partner, […]
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Parents have the most important job in the world. They must provide for and raise their children. While rewarding, raising children can be exhausting…both mentally and physically! By putting the […]...
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Almost 2 million new cancer cases are diagnosed every year. A person with cancer is someone’s family member, best friend, and member of the community. That’s why the community must […]
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Early childhood education programs are terrific resources for the community. They provide safe spaces for mental, physical, and social growth and development. As parents, you want to make sure your […]...
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Age is just a number. Whether you’re a toddler or a senior citizen, everyone still has the same basic needs. For healthy children to grow into healthy adults and healthy […]
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