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What to Expect
At Berea Temple International Church, you’ll find a multicultural and welcoming community where people from all walks of life come together to worship. Our services are a blend of traditional, contemporary, and multi-ethnic worship styles, creating a dynamic experience centered on God’s presence.
Service last about an hour and a half
Service last about an hour and a half
When we Meet
Sunday Mornings
9:30 am and 10:30 am
Sunday School & Worship Service
Wednesday Evenings
7:00 pm
Adult Prayer &
Youth Service
Youth Service
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Berea Temple International Church
Berea Temple is proudly located in South City in the Compton Heights / Compton Hill Neighborhood at: 3224 Russell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63104 near 44 and Grand Blvd.
Where do I park?
Berea Temple has a few options for Parking around our campus.
- Handicap Parking with wheelchair access is available in the front circle drive of the church.
- Visitor Parking can be found in the front circle drive and in our large primary parking lot in the back of the church. You can enter via our grand staircase entrance and 4 large double doors.
- Regular Parking can be found both in front and in the large parking lot in the back as well as on the street around the property.
What times are your worship services?
Sunday Mornings
- We offer Sunday School for all ages starting at 9:30AM
- Morning Worship starts at 10:30AM
- Adult Prayer Meeting
- Youth Service (6th to 12th Grade)
How long are church services?
Church service lasts approximately 90 minutes. Starting at 10:30AM and ending roughly at Noon.
How do people dress for worship?
There is no specific dress code at Berea Temple. So, you're welcome to dress however you're most comfortable! You'll see everything from "Sunday Best" to casual and even culturally specific clothing, among our adult congregants. Kids and youth usually wear whatever they would normally wear to school.
Do you identify visitors during worship services?
No. We don’t ask visitors to stand up or wear a badge during worship services. We take a personal approach to greeting visitors and encourage our guests to visit the Welcome Center for a friendly, informative greeting.
Will I have to "do" anything?
No. You’re welcome to sit, observe, and experience a weekend service at Berea Temple without having to do anything. In other words, we encourage you to visit, and you’re free to participate as much or as little as you like.
Do you provide nursery or children’s classes during services?
Yes! Learn more about Mariners Kids programs here.
What programs do you have for my children?
Visit our Kids Ministry page and Youth Ministry page for an overview of the programs we have for the youngest among us.
How accessible is Berea Temple?
Berea Temple is blessed with parking and facilities that accommodate our guests’ needs. Our front parking lot includes a ramp, so street-to-facility access is very manageable. Our main worship area, can be accessed by wheelchair as well as access handcapped restroom. Our ushers are also happy to provide you with support. If you need an accommodation that we currently don’t offer, please tell an usher, greeter, or member of our Welcome Team.
What is your policy regarding service dogs? Pets?
Berea Temple welcomes all guests, including those assisted by a service dog that is specifically trained to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability. Guests with a registered service dog must register their service animal 72 hours in advance of attending a Berea Temple service by completing and submitting this registration form.
Guests who use a service dog must retain control of their animal at all times, and keep their service animal on a leash or harness while visiting. Emotional support animals aren’t recognized as service animals by the ADA and thus also not recognized by Berea Temple. We apologize for this inconvenience, but Berea Temple is unable to accommodate emotional support animals and pets on our campus.
Guests who use a service dog must retain control of their animal at all times, and keep their service animal on a leash or harness while visiting. Emotional support animals aren’t recognized as service animals by the ADA and thus also not recognized by Berea Temple. We apologize for this inconvenience, but Berea Temple is unable to accommodate emotional support animals and pets on our campus.