The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS), colloquially referred to as the Mormon Church, is the largest denomination originating from the Latter Day Saint movement founded by Joseph Smith Jr. in 1830. In addition to the sanctuary at this location, there is also a family history research library, which is open to the public.
This is a large active church that not only provides traditional worship services, but offers social events and community outreach programs. An up-to-date calendar of events may be found on its website.
Stemming from connections to Christian Brothers at the LaSalle Institute in the township of Glencoe (now Wildwood), the Sacred Heart parish was formally founded in 1889. "Harmony, charity and love for the Eucharist" is the parish's motto.
Sacred Heart Athletic Association parishioners volunteer as coaches for the church's basketball and volleyball teams. Other activities include a gardening club and quilting group.
The parish has operated a parochial school since 1948. For children who attend public schools, this church offers a Parish School of Religion (PSR).
Chapel of The Cross is a member of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. It offers Sunday services at 8am and 10:45am. Sunday school and Bible study are offered at 9:25 and are available for all ages. Monday worship service is at 7pm. There is also a Wednesday evening Bible study at 6:15pm. Chapel of the Cross offers music ministry in the areas of choir, hand bells and instrumental music. Children and youth ministries are also a part of this church. There are several local community outreach programs available such as telecare, meals, prayer shaws and prayer chain. It is located close to the intersection of Jungermann and Willott Road. It is best to enter from the Willott Road entrance.
After moving several times, Grace Union Church moved into a 42,000 square foot building with rooms for every age group. From nurseries to game rooms to a cafe, this church wants every family member to get involved. Scrapbooking, connection groups, Bible study and many other men's and women's groups meet through the church. The church also gives to local charities such as "Feed My People." "Grace Union was started by people who lived in the community, who had a heart for reaching and serving people," says Assist. Pastor Tim Vance.
Child Evangelism Fellowship has multiple programs with the purpose of providing children everywhere the opportunity to learn more about Jesus and the Gospel. This location serves the Greater St. Louis Chapter and is run by Cindy Wells. Child Evangelism Fellowship is located on Sherman Drive just past St. Robert Bullarmine Catholic Church about one hundred yards from South First Capitol Drive. Visit the Web site to learn more about how to help.
First Baptist Church of Meacham Park is led by Pastor Darren Smotherson. The church holds Bible studies on Wednesday evenings at 6:30pm and 7pm. Worship services are held on Sunday mornings at 9:30am and 10:45am. First Baptist Church welcomes visitors.
The Catholic Student Center Newman Community at Washington University offers opportunities for worship, fellowship and education. Its services include spiritual retreats, informational programs for those interested in learning about what it means to be Catholic and the promotion of social justice. An extensive list of services is available on the group's website.
The staff at the evangelical Midwest Messianic Center is dedicated to bringing Jewish people to a true understanding of Jesus Christ. It broadcasts its message on KSIV radio Saturday mornings at 7:30 on 1320 AM and at 9am on 91.5 FM. Visits by a staff member to your organization can be arranged.
LifeSpring Community Church is affiliated with The Great Commission Churches, which is an association of evangelical churches. FaithWeavers, an age appropriate Bible study for all ages, begins at 9am on Sunday. The main worship service begins at 10:15. LifeSpring Kids offers infants through fifth graders their own Sunday services during worship service. This church is located on Thoele Road, near McClay Road.
Annunziata Catholic Church is part of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. The pastor of the church is Monsignor John Leykam.
Regular prayer service is held at Annunziata and the church operates numerous community outreach programs including a food collection and participation in the local Habitat for Humanity organization.
Annunziata operates its Parish School of Religion, which provides religious instruction for Annunziata parishioners grades pre K-8.
Holy Trinity is a small church located just south of Hixson Middle School. This small community of believers meets for services on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. This is a Reformed Episcopal Church Parish.
Glendale Lutheran Church is a place of worship and religious education. Mass is held on Saturdays at 5pm and on Sundays at 8:15 and 10:45 in the morning. Nursery services are offered for small children during Sunday mass times. The church is involved with outreach and mission programs like Compassion International program for children in third world countries.
Education programs are available here for children and adults and include Sunday school services and confirmation classes. Junior and Senior Youth programs are offered here for kids in grades 6 through 12. These youth programs offer youth activity nights, retreats and special summer events. Stephen Carter is the interim pastor for this church.