Congregation Eitz Chayim

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136 Magazine St

Cambridge, MA 02139

http://www.eitz.org

Congregation Eitz Chayim is a participatory Jewish congregation in Cambridge, MA, known for its inclusive and egalitarian community. They foster lifelong learning and questioning, inviting people of all ages to explore and celebrate their Judaism.

With a focus on spiritual and communal growth, Congregation Eitz Chayim seeks to make a positive impact on the world through their commitment to social justice and caring for others. They welcome visitors to join their community of Wondering Jews and participate in their services, festivals, and learning opportunities.

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