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Arrive
Plan to arrive 10-15 minutes early. Berea Temple is in the Compton Heights / Compton Hill neighborhood near I-44 and Grand Boulevard.
Plan your visit
Your first Sunday, made simple.
Come as you are and encounter Jesus with a Spirit-filled, multicultural church family in the heart of St. Louis.
3224 Russell Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri 63104
St. Louis, Missouri 63104
Sunday9:30 AMChristian Education for all ages
Sunday10:30 AMWorship gathering
What to expectAbout 90 minutesWorship, prayer and biblical preaching
Wednesday7:00 PMAdult prayer and youth service
From the street to your seat
A clear path from arrival to worship.
A new church can feel unfamiliar. Here is exactly what to expect before the service begins.
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Park
Visitor and accessible parking are available in the front circle drive. Additional parking is available in the large lot behind the church and on surrounding streets.
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Come inside
Enter through the front circle drive or the grand staircase entrance from the rear lot. A greeter will help you find the sanctuary, children's areas and anything else you need.
A place for you
Warm, Spirit-filled and wonderfully diverse.
Our worship brings together people from many cultures and generations. Expect heartfelt worship, prayer and a Bible-centered message. Our main gathering is currently in English, and people from every language and background are sincerely welcome.
Dress comfortably
No visitor spotlight
Participate at your pace
Welcome team available
Bringing children?
Your whole family is welcome.
Children are welcome in worship, and our team can help you find the current nursery, Kids Church and youth options when you arrive. Ask a greeter for check-in details.
Explore ministries →Accessibility
We want to help you participate.
Accessible parking and a front entrance ramp are available, along with wheelchair access to the main worship area and an accessible restroom. Our ushers are glad to assist.
Request an accommodation →Good to know
Questions before Sunday?
Here are the things first-time guests ask most often. If your question is not listed, send us a note and we will help.
What should I wear?
There is no dress code. You will see Sunday best, casual clothing and culturally specific clothing. Wear whatever helps you feel comfortable.
Will visitors be singled out?
No. We will not ask you to stand, wear a badge or introduce yourself publicly. You are welcome to visit the Welcome Center for a personal greeting and help.
Do I have to participate?
No. You are free to sit, observe and participate as much or as little as you like. We want you to encounter Jesus without pressure.
What about service animals?
Trained service dogs assisting a person with a disability are welcome. Please contact the church before your visit so our team can prepare to serve you well. Pets and emotional-support animals cannot be accommodated on campus.
We would love to meet you
There is a place for you in this family.
Come this Sunday, or contact us before you arrive. We will gladly answer your questions and help make your first visit comfortable.