Congregation Etz Hayim is a wonderful, sacred community, a Kehilah Kedoshah. We are a warm, inclusive Conservative congregation that reveres and embraces the rich heritage of our Jewish traditions and teachings. As a modern, egalitarian community living in America, we encourage diversity and freedom of expression, recognizing that each of us chooses our own path in Judaism.
Announcements
In Pirkei Avot 6:6, our rabbis teach that Torah is acquired in 48 different ways. During this year’s 49 day Counting of the Omer, we’ll be sharing these 48 behaviors. Along with these words of wisdom, we want to share our own community’s ideas for how one can more deeply connect with Torah and all things Jewish.
Participating in this virtual learning program is easy!
Join us for an evening of musical theater as we explore the deep Jewish roots of this genre. Jews have been composers, lyricists, and performers since the inception of Broadway. CEH members Elisa and Adam will guide you through this rich history, accompanied by live performances from local artists. Click here to read more and register.
Services are being held both virtually and in-person.
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Friday Night Shabbat ~ 6:15 p.m.
Saturday Morning Shabbat ~ 10:00 a.m.
Thursday Morning Minyan ~ 8:00 a.m.
Musical Kabbalat Shabbat
Friday, 6:15 p.m.
Next date:
Friday, April 28th
Student & Family Service
Sunday, 9:30 a.m.
(when religious school in session)
Religious Services All services in-person and on Zoom(except Taanit Bechorot and Thursday morning minyan – Zoom only) Click here for all religious service information including times and links. If you have any issues logging in for services,…
Get ready for Purim magic at CEH! There are four mitzvot (commandments) on Purim: Mishloach Manot (food gifts to our friends) Click here to order. Matanot laeviyonim (food gifts for the poor) Click here for details. Reading Megilah…
Reprinted from the Washington Jewish Week Vol. 58 No. 52 Congregation Etz Hayim had a big calendar of activities during the month of December. “We really fill the days with Hanukkah celebrations that make kids feel not…
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