B'nai Zion Congregation is a longstanding Jewish congregation in Chattanooga, Tennessee, known for a traditional yet egalitarian approach to Jewish religious life. The synagogue describes itself as joyful, passionate, inclusive, and welcoming, with a strong emphasis on communal connection and broad participation. Its history includes a 1961 shift from Orthodox to modern Conservative affiliation and a 1984 move to egalitarian practice, granting women full participation in religious services. The congregation also maintains a longstanding women’s organization, originating in 1903 as the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society and continuing today as the B'nai Zion Sisterhood, reflecting more than a century of communal care and continuity.