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Mar 18th, 2009 by

Huntsville Conservative Synagogue,(dba Etz Chayim Congregation) founded in 1962, is in the heart of Southeast Huntsville, at 7705 Bailey Cove Road. We are a congregation of approximately 60 families. When entering Etz Chayim you will find a warm welcome with a great mix of Southern hospitality and Conservative Judaism.

We usually have one Rabbi who makes about 9 visits during the year, and currently we have Rabbi Stephen Listfield visiting our congregation. Please check the Home Page for the exact dates of the Rabbi Shabbatons.

Are you in town for business? Thinking about moving to Huntsville? Interested in learning more about Judaism? You are welcome to join our Shabbat services on Friday night and Saturday morning. Check our monthly newsletter, the Shofar,  for special events and news, or if you need more information please use contact form.

Huntsville Conservative Synagogue (dba Etz Chayim Congregation)   Welcoming Statement

 Etz Chayim Congregation instills inclusive yet traditional values. We operate within the framework of Conservative Judaism, rooted in the Torah and Halacha (Jewish law). We interpret these traditions in a way to foster growth and meaning for all congregants.

We welcome new and unaffiliated members of the community to join and participate fully and include families and individuals of all kinds, ensuring that every person is seen and feels valued.

At Etz Chayim Conservative synagogue we offer prayer and learning opportunities for all, honoring Jewish diversity, and supporting interfaith families.

We know synagogue life may be new to some and offer help by explaining prayers, giving translated prayer books, or having greeters assist guests.

Our goal is to Convey a warm, hospitable atmosphere where people feel comfortable and can connect with God and the community.

Please join us in services and programs, and we encourage you to introduce yourselves so we can get to know you better. 

“My house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples” (Isaiah 56:7). 

 



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