ברוכים הבאים · Welcome

The Haimish Shul on Long Island’s North Shore.

ENJC is an egalitarian Conservative synagogue where, on any Shabbat, you’ll find three generations of the same family in the pews. We meet our members’ spiritual, cultural and social needs — and we’d love to meet you.
About Us

Three generations, one congregation.

We hold Friday night and Saturday morning Shabbat services, daily evening and Sunday morning minyans. With programs for children and teens, Chavurah dinners, and active Sisterhood and Men's Club, the ENJC is a place to pray, to learn, and to be with friends.
What's Happening

Upcoming at the ENJC.

From holiday observances to our book club to Canasta, Bridge and Mah Jongg—here's what's on the calendar.

Jul 19
Fundraising

Mah Jongg Tournament

Sun 9:30 am - 5:00 pm ENJC

Register for a day of Mah Jongg tournament play, with breakfast, lunch and snack. Prizes for winners. Price is $75. RSVP by July 10.

Register
Jul 30

Men's Club Poker Night

Thu 8:30 pm ENJC

$20 entrance fee, refreshments provided. All ENJC members welcomed. Please RSVP: mensclub@enjc.org

Aug 17
Engage

ENJC Book Club

Mon 7:00 pm ENJC

Read "This is Not About Us," by Allegra Goodman. Love, grudges, and misunderstandings shape relationships across generations. DiscussionAugust 17.

Worship

A place for prayer, song, and Shabbat.

Led by Rabbi/Hazzan Steven Walvick, the ENJC offers warm, traditional Conservative services every Shabbat, daily minyans, and children’s services for our youngest members. All are welcome — we’ll save you a seat.
This Week
Friday 7:30 PM · Erev Shabbat
Saturday 9:30 AM · Shabbat Services
Sunday 10:00 AM · Morning Minyan
Mon – Thu 8:15 PM · Evening Minyan
Steven Walvick
StevenWalvick Rabbi · Hazzan
Community

We pray together. We play together.

From Israel Advocacy to Sisterhood, Men's Club, and Youth Groups, ENJC members find a place to belong. Our Congregational Board guides the ENJC with careful financial, legal and strategic stewardship, safeguarding our synagogue's vibrant future for generations to come.