Founded in 1996, Etz Chaim continues to grow and evolve as a warm, welcoming community. Our doors are always open for young families and all others who wish to enjoy a relaxing, suburban Shabbat experience.
Etz Chaim is located 30 - 45 minutes from Manhattan by public transport, and boasts a wide variety of Jewish conveniences and institutions. These include several Jewish Day Schools, Kosher supermarkets and restaurants, a newly refurbished JCC and Mikvah, and an extensive Eruv. Affordable housing is within close walking distance.
Congregation Etz Chaim was founded mainly by the children of Holocaust survivors. Against all odds, these survivors kept the faith of our forefathers. Many survivors and their descendants rose to the top of their professions in diverse areas such as Real Estate, Finance, Medicine, Law and Entrepreneurship. The broader Jewish community has benefited greatly from the leadership and generosity of Etz Chaim membership.
Those families wishing to raise their children in a nurturing Jewish community, without noise, pollution and traffic jams, should join Etz Chaim for this life-improving opportunity.
Etz Chaim is located 30 - 45 minutes from Manhattan by public transport, and boasts a wide variety of Jewish conveniences and institutions. These include several Jewish Day Schools, Kosher supermarkets and restaurants, a newly refurbished JCC and Mikvah, and an extensive Eruv. Affordable housing is within close walking distance.
Congregation Etz Chaim was founded mainly by the children of Holocaust survivors. Against all odds, these survivors kept the faith of our forefathers. Many survivors and their descendants rose to the top of their professions in diverse areas such as Real Estate, Finance, Medicine, Law and Entrepreneurship. The broader Jewish community has benefited greatly from the leadership and generosity of Etz Chaim membership.
Those families wishing to raise their children in a nurturing Jewish community, without noise, pollution and traffic jams, should join Etz Chaim for this life-improving opportunity.
To arrange a visit or learn more about us, please contact our office.
Phone: (973) 597-1655
email: office@etzchaimnj.com
1 Lafayette Drive, Livingston, NJ 07039
Rabbi: E. Samuel Klibanoff
Office Manager: Alisha Blugrind
Sat, January 18 2020 21 Tevet 5780