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| Why do we have institute? |
| "Institutes...provide weekday religious instruction for all young single adults ages 18-30. In addition...they provide opportunities to meet, associate with, and establish lasting relationships with other young single adults; serve; receive leadership training; address concerns related to academic work; and grow spiritually. Institutes assist local priesthood leaders in encouraging young single adults to serve missions and marry in the temple." (CES Policy Manual, 7) |
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| How many students are enrolled at the St Louis Institute? |
| We have about 140 students enrolled and average approximately 70-80 students per week. We hope you and your friends will join us and help grow the institute!
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| Who can help me find housing in the St Louis area? |
| Our Elder's Quorum and Relief Society Presidencies provide a helpful link to identify housing opportunities in the area. Contact the institute (636-936-2215) for more information. |
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| How many student wards are there in St Louis? |
| There are two young singles branches, Chesterfield 2nd beginning at 1:30 PM (15081 Clayton Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017) for the St Louis Stake. The Oak Valley Branch for those attending the North Stake (66 Oak Valley Dr. St Peters, MO 63376) begins at 11:30 AM. The Lindell Ward (3933 Mcpherson, St Louis, MO 63108) near the campus of St Louis University is also where some of the students from SLU and Washington University attend. |
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| Who attends institute? |
| There are three primary groups of people who attend institute: (1) LDS students ages 18-30 who pursue educational or vocational training beyond high school; (2) student spouses ages 18-30; (3) young single adults ages 18-30 who are not in college. |
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| When can we register for institute classes and how much will it cost per class? |
| You can register Thursday nights at the Frontenac Bldg. There is not cost involved just bring a freind and come and register for one of three great classes being offered. |
