Modern synagogue administration requires a delicate balance between spiritual leadership and operational effectiveness - a challenge Conservative Judaism has addressed through structured committee systems. Through systematic documentation and organizational analysis, fourteen distinct committees emerge as essential pillars of effective synagogue governance, each serving specific functions from religious services to financial oversight. The framework reveals how Conservative congregations maintain their theological principles while meeting practical needs through specialized bodies like the Committee on the Conservative Movement, which bridges local communities with national Jewish institutions, and the Adult Education Committee, which advances Torah study and Jewish literacy. Additional committees focus on youth engagement, cemetery management, and financial sustainability, creating a comprehensive administrative ecosystem. Each committee maintains formal reporting relationships with the synagogue board, ensuring coordinated governance while preserving religious authenticity. This organizational structure demonstrates how systematic division of responsibilities among dedicated committees, each with clearly defined purposes, collectively serves the congregation's spiritual, educational, and material needs while strengthening community cohesion and Jewish identity.