A Message from Rav Natan
To my dear Etz Hayim family, I know we have all been thinking of Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas, and we are deeply relieved that this terrible situation has ended with no injury to the rabbi or Read More »
Welcome to Etz Hayim
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
Our Religious Services are open to members and non-members. Click here for more information.
Registration Open for Preschool Year 2021-2022 Click here for more information.
Registration Open for Religious School Year 2021-2022 Click here for more information.
Weekly Message From Rav Natan Click here to see the weekly message from Rav Natan.
Highlights
Mazel tov, Morah Laura! Our Religious School & Education Director, Laura Naide, will receive her Conservative Jewish Educator certification at the next Jewish Educators Assembly annual conference, to be held in January, 2022. Click here to read more.
Weekly Services
Services are being held both virtually and in-person.
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Saturday Morning Shabbat ~ 10:00 AM
Thursday Morning Minyan ~ 8:00 AM
Special Services
2nd Friday: Musical Shabbat
Sundays: Student & Family Service
(when religious school in session)
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A “Soul”-ful Weekend
Saturday, January 29th, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM (in-person). Join us to watch the Disney/Pixar movie Soul (rated PG) following a Havdalah ceremony. Trivia, music, prizes! The Oscar-nominated movie centers on Joe (voiced by Jamie Foxx), a Read More »
Introduction to Jewish Scribal Arts with Alexandra Casser
Saturday, January 22nd, 7:00 PM (online). This class will serve as an introduction to safrut, the Jewish scribal tradition, including materials, different handwriting styles, and the most important laws of creating a torah scroll.