We are proud to announce Samuel Klibanoff as the new Rabbi
of Congregation Etz Chaim.

We are grateful to Rabbi Natan Kapustin who guided the congregation during this milestone transition. 

Lead by Rabbi Emeritus, Shlomo Krupka, the Etz Chaim community has grown and thrived since 1996. 

These strong roots give us the foundation to continue to grow as we branch out into the future. 

We are excited to welcome the Klibanoff family to the community.

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 Etz Chaim is a warm, welcoming, Modern Orthodox Synagogue located in Livingston, NJ.


Looking for a perfect haven in which to raise your family?  Our small, but rapidly growing kehila of 140 families looks forward to meeting you.

Our area boasts three Jewish Day Schools, Kosher restaurants, several mikvahs, a newly renovated JCC and lots of family-friendly amenities.  Don’t worry about the daily commute.  Travel times are as little as 30 minutes to Manhattan.

Our diverse group comprises all ages and backgrounds representing all levels of religious commitment.  A weekly beginner’s service, daily learning, a  Sephardic Minyan, Shabbatons,  a Youth Minyan, Youth Groups  and acclaimed speakers are among the many activities that you’ll enjoy with us.

Come visit! You'll quickly find your place at Congregation Etz Chaim.


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Congregation Etz Chaim of Livingston, New Jersey is a Modern Orthodox Synagogue (Temple, Shul) founded in 1997.  We are located in Essex County, NJ, near the following areas:  West Orange, NJ, South Orange, NJ, Short Hills, NJ, Millburn, NJ, Maplewood, NJ, Elizabeth, NJ, Hillside, NJ, Newark, NJ, Teaneck, NJ, Essex Fells, NJ, Montclair, NJ, Summit, NJ, Hanover, NJ, Florham Park, NJ, West Caldwell, NJ and the following counties: Morris County, NJ, Union County, NJ, Passaic County, NJ, Hudson County, NJ, Bergen County, NJ.

Our members hail from throughout the world as well as from local communities.  We also draw membership from Manhattan, NY, Brooklyn, NY, Queens, NY, Staten Island, NY, The Bronx, NY, Nassau County, NY, The Five Towns, NY, Lawrence, NY, Cedarhurst, NY, Woodmere, NY, Inwood, NY, The Hewlettes, NY, Hempstead, NY, Lakewood, NJ etc.

Note: We generally use the term synagogue which is often used interchangeably with Shul & Temple.

973.597.1655  etzchaim@etzchaimnj.com