Congregation Sons of Moses Yensheve Synagogue

Congregation Sons of Moses Yensheve Synagogue belongs to the Orthodox tradition, serving a community that blends heritage with modern observance. The neighborhood around Henry Street in the Lower East Side carries layers of history—this institution traces its own path within that rhythm. Daily services anchor the calendar, with Shabbat and holidays welcoming all who wish to join; lifecycle events and adult education complement the calendar year, reinforcing bonds among members. Finding a shul where tradition meets everyday practice gives some visitors an immediate sense of belonging. Five mornings a week, weekday services start early—early service and Torah reading underscore continuity across decades.

The building sits at 135 Henry Street in New York, NY 10002, a block often bustling with foot traffic day and night. Street parking nearby is limited, but crosstown transit drops riders nearby—Subway stops along Delancey or Essex are within walking distance. Beyond the doorframe, the hum of the city fades—if only for a moment—inside the sanctuary; no interior details, though, remain visible from outside. The synagogue’s calendar adapts to lunar observance, locking services to the traditional Jewish calendar without shifting dates for convenience.

To reach the office or inquire about upcoming events, call (646) 250-4233. Maps and directions can be pulled up in seconds—the blue-line icon on most screens shows the path directly to the front door.