Shabbat services
Services run from Friday evening through Sunday morning.
An Orthodox Sephardic synagogue. Etz Chaim Sephardic Congregation was founded in Indianapolis in 1906 to maintain Sephardic law, customs, and traditions. It holds Erev Shabbat services on Friday evenings through Sunday morning. The congregation also hosts an Oneg Shabbat Kiddush and offers programs and classes for men and women, along with youth programming. Its history includes a move in 1963 to a former church at 64th Street and Hoover Road, which was remodeled as a place of worship. Etz Chaim continues to serve Indianapolis's Sephardic community and preserve its traditions.
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Services run from Friday evening through Sunday morning.
Programs and classes are offered for men and women.
The congregation provides programming for young people.
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