6345 Wydown Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63105
(314) 721-1502
U-City Family Church is a vibrant, diverse, Christian non-denominational church serving the greater St. Louis area from the heart of University City. Weekend Worship Services start at 9:30 am every Sunday.
Overseer Tommie C. Ringo, Sr. Pastor Cynthia A. Ringo, Pastor
The Church of Scientology of Missouri is all-denominational. Providing workable tools to address real-world problems, our goal is to change conditions for the better, one person at a time. We offer counseling and classes on all parts of life from marriage and relationships to communication skills and financial stress. We're open to the public seven days per week. All are welcome.
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We are part of the United Church of Christ (ucc.org). We are an Open and Affirming Congregation. We have a variety of ages in our members (about 200), 45 kids, and a variety of families, partners, singles and elderly. We are active in Mission and Service, a thirst for learning with an active Adult Education series on Wednesdays and before worship on Sundays, a rotational Christian Education program every week and fun with many events to meet others and create the ties that bind within a community like ours. Come and visit with us. We are open to all wherever you are on life's journey because God is still speaking.... Check out our Children and Family Ministries page! www.facebook.com/FCCchildrenandfamilies
The Living Insights Center welcomes each individual as a sacred being. We honor each person’s right to see Reality in whatever way he or she chooses, and we hope to support each individual’s spiritual path in every way possible. We honor all religious traditions and modern spiritual systems, and we have sanctuaries presenting a comprehensive spectrum of those traditions. Many people find their spiritual family and home here, and feel it’s the safest place they have ever been. Many also say this is the most sacred place they have ever been. We welcome everyone to commune, meditate, pray, read, or shop with us. Our Center points everyone to the one Source we all share, while also celebrating the diversity of humanity’s spiritual experience. We believe spirituality should bring everyone together, rather than be a cause of disagreement. God can be visualized as a clear light, and when that light shines through the prism of human consciousness it spreads into all the colors of the rainbow. Each of us has our own unique color, each color is just as much a part of the rainbow as all the others, and all the colors ultimately will return into the clear light. We aspire to present every possible way to experience transcendent states of being and connect with the Ultimate Reality, whether it be called God, Brahman, Jehovah, Adonai, Allah, the Creator, the Source, the Great Spirit, Father Sky and Mother Earth, the Goddess, nirvana, enlightenment, or something else. We have functioning sanctuaries devoted to a comprehensive spectrum of religious/spiritual traditions, and we also present nontraditional spiritual experiences (including many involving sacred sound). We offer spiritual experiences, information, insights, and other forms of support, and we offer both personal attention and a thriving community atmosphere. Our Center combines aspects of a temple, a community center, a spiritual gift shop, and a library, but perhaps most of all it’s a sanctuary and home. We welcome everyone to commune, meditate, pray, read, or shop with us.
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church was founded in 1867 by a group of German immigrants. The church became the first English speaking Lutheran church in St. Louis. In 1988, the church joined the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, which was a merger of three different Lutheran churches. The church shares in God's grace and love. We believe that we have been freed by Christ to serve and love our neighbors. St. Mark's has a number of programs for mission and ministry. The church offers meaningful worship services supported by an excellent music program. The various committees on our church council serve the internal and external priorities of the community.
Rockwell House it the Episcopal Church at Washington University in St. Louis. We serve the entire St. Louis college community with two regular weekly gatherings during the school year. Sunday nights at 7:10pm we worship and share a free meal and on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 we cook a free meal together and study the bible. The Rockwell House is your spiritual home at college. We are a community of spiritual explorers who seek to love and serve God through Christ. We value open minds and hearts. We welcome all comers and we especialy invite you to come explore with us!
Although Vedantic teachings have influenced prominent Western thinkers for centuries, the formal Vedanta movement in the West was initiated in 1893 by Swami Vivekananda (1863-1902). The swami was the chief disciple of Ramakrishna.Ramakrishna (1836-1886) is one of the greatest mystic saints of India. He realized God first in Hinduism and then practiced Christianity and Islam. After realizing God in different religions, he proclaimed, “As many faiths, so many paths.” Vivekananda represented Hinduism at the Parliament of Religions held at the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago and then disseminated the teachings of Vedanta throughout the United States and Europe. Since then the message of Vedanta has continued to spread in the West under the leadership of the swamis of the Ramakrishna Order of India, a monastic institution with headquarters at Belur Math near Calcutta. The Ramakrishna Order is an important religious and philanthropic organization with branches all over India and permanent Vedanta centers in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America, Australia, Africa, Japan, and other countries. The Order’s spiritual lineage is the ancient Vedantic order of sannyasins (monks) which from the earliest time has existed in India in an unbroken line of teachers and disciples. In America, the twelve Vedanta societies promote the study, practice and teaching of the philosophy and religion of Vedanta, especially as expounded by Sri Ramakrishna and his disciple Swami Vivekananda and demonstrated in their lives.
Safe Families for Children (SFFC) is a national movement of compassion that gives hope to families in crisis. Safe, loving homes are provided where parents may voluntarily have their children cared for while parents seek to restore stability in their lives. Our dedication to family support, stabilization and child abuse prevention is driven by responsibility for the well-being of children in our communities. Founded in 2002, SFFC has partnered with churches, local community agencies and volunteer families, as well as government organizations in more than a dozen states. The SFFC network has provided essential extended-family relationships to nearly 1,000 children and families annually.
Founded in 1864, Memorial is a community of people from many backgrounds who share a longing for something bigger than ourselves. We desire to live by grace in and for the city of St. Louis, yet we know that we can't do this on our own. This is why we gather, why we worship, and why we exist.
We are part of the United Church of Christ (ucc.org). We are an Open and Affirming Congregation. We have a variety of ages in our members (about 200), 45 kids, and a variety of families, partners, singles and elderly. We are active in Mission and Service, a thirst for learning with an active Adult Education series on Wednesdays and before worship on Sundays, a rotational Christian Education program every week and fun with many events to meet others and create the ties that bind within a community like ours. Come and visit with us. We are open to all wherever you are on life's journey because God is still speaking.... Check out our Children and Family Ministries page! www.facebook.com/FCCchildrenandfamilies
Grace is a diverse congregation serving the heart of St. Louis. Located at the corner of Skinker Blvd and Waterman Blvd, Grace is easily accessible via I-64, Forest Park parkway, Metrobus, and Metrolink. Our 2 weekly worship services offer a traditional worship experience in a beautiful, historic setting. Expect a genuinely warm welcome when you visit! Communion is served the first Sunday of each month and is available to all who wish to receive it. During the week, Grace offers opportunities for service, spiritual formation, fellowship, and music-making. Check out our website for more details on our individual ministries.
We are a diverse community that empowers young people to intentionally practice their Christian faith through their daily actions. Challenging lessons, thoughtful mission projects, and meaningful fellowship are just some of the ways that young people will engage with Christ’s message of radical love. Everyone is welcome here because that’s who God loves- everyone. No exceptions.. http://graceumccollege.blogspot.com/
We are a member-led, faculty-advised team! Anyone connected with our seminary community is invited to be a member! All we ask is that you go through training before participating in our regular monthly meetings!
Bethel Lutheran Church is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). We are located in University City, MO on the corner of Big Bend and Forsyth Blvd. We celebrate Holy Communion on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. Childcare is available. Visitors are always welcome! The ELCA is in formal fellowship with the Episcopal Church, the Reformed Church in America, the Presbyterian Church (USA), the United Church of Christ, and the Moravian Church in America. Believing in the real presence of Christ in the holy meal, this church practices Eucharistic hospitality -- we invite all to share in the Holy Eucharist. We are a Reconciling in Christ (a welcoming ministry to persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities) and Stephen Ministry (a lay ministry of caring and listening) congregation. We are in covenant with Lutheran Campus Ministry. Our pastor is the Rev. Dr. William L. Yancey.
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church was founded in 1867 by a group of German immigrants. The church became the first English speaking Lutheran church in St. Louis. In 1988, the church joined the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, which was a merger of three different Lutheran churches. The church shares in God's grace and love. We believe that we have been freed by Christ to serve and love our neighbors. St. Mark's has a number of programs for mission and ministry. The church offers meaningful worship services supported by an excellent music program. The various committees on our church council serve the internal and external priorities of the community.
U-City Family Church is a vibrant, diverse, Christian non-denominational church serving the greater St. Louis area from the heart of University City. Weekend Worship Services start at 9:30 am every Sunday.
We see a church where the multiplicity of cultures is valued and the gifts of languages in music and liturgy are celebrated. We see a church where the place of your birth and your accent is something to share, not something to hide. We see a church where people of all ages listen to and learn from one another. We see a church where relationships are formed across the generations. We see a church where people go out into the world to serve others by working for justice and practicing peace. We see a church where serving others builds relationships that are mutually transformative.
Our Lady of Lourdes University City Moms Play Group connects fellow parishnors and their young children through a variety of gatherings. Come meet other OLOL Moms and have the kiddos exhaust some energy. There is no set schedule to the play dates but we make an effort to meet once a month and organize a variety of outings from the park, parish center, library story time, fire house visit, zoo, and more... More importantly, we want this page to act as a building of our community and a trusted resource amoungst peers. We encourage you to share valuable information and finds, get opinions, and expand your world with other fellow parishnors. We look forward to hearing from you and hopefully meeting soon!
The Church of Scientology of Missouri is all-denominational. Providing workable tools to address real-world problems, our goal is to change conditions for the better, one person at a time. We offer counseling and classes on all parts of life from marriage and relationships to communication skills and financial stress. We're open to the public seven days per week. All are welcome.
First Pres is an open, friendly faith community of about 125 members. We welcome all!