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Welcome to Fifth Avenue Synagogue:
A Warm and Vibrant Orthodox Community in the Heart of Manhattan.
We are open 365 days a year for services, classes, and programs for people of all ages.
Prayer Times
DAF YOMI
SUNDAYS
7:00 AM
WEEKDAYS
6:45 AM
SHABBAT AND HOLIDAYS
8:30 AM (Winter/Spring)
6:30 PM (Summer/Fall)
SHACHARIT
MONDAYS - FRIDAYS
8:00 AM
PASSOVER SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, APRIL 18
Shacharit 8:00 AM
Mincha 7:15 PM
Candle Lighting 8:20 PM
Count Omer 6
PESACH DAY 7, APRIL 19
Shacharit 9:25 AM
Mincha 7:20 PM
Candle Lighting 8:24 PM
Count Omer 7
PESACH DAY 8, APRIL 20
Shacharit 9:25 AM
Mincha 7:25 PM
Ends 8:25 PM
Count Omer 8
MINCHA/MAARIV
TUESDAY - THURSDAY
7:25 PM
FRIDAY
7:15 PM
SHABBAT
7:20 PM
Fifth Avenue Synagogue is a community that opens its doors to Jews from all backgrounds and visitors from around the world.
A historic synagogue located in the heart of Manhattan, Fifth Avenue Synagogue is open for thrice-daily minyanim. Our shul houses the exquisite Rennert Mikvah, which is open to visitors, as well as a respected nursery school, the Creative Playschool.
Upcoming Events
Meet Rabbi and Rebbetzin Babich
Rabbi Eli Babich joined the Fifth Avenue Synagogue as Assistant Rabbi in 2013 and was appointed Rabbi in 2019. He has imparted wisdom, meaning, and inspiration from the bimah and through many classes. The Rabbi and his wife, Rebbetzin Lisa Babich, have supported our families through times of joy and sorrow. Our congregation has benefited deeply from their thoughtful dedication to ritual, educational, and pastoral duties. They have created an environment where our members, both existing and new, feel welcome and valued.
“In Conversation With” Series
Annual Campaigns
“Great is tzedakah, for since the day that the world was created until this day, the world stands upon tzedakah.”
-Midrash Tanna d’Vei Eliyahu Zutta 1
Whether you are a long-time member, or someone who works nearby and drops in to daven during the week, or even someone who visits occasionally when in town, your donations are essential to allowing us to open our doors for daily communal prayer and to open our arms to all community members, particularly those in need.
We encourage you to strengthen your commitment to our synagogue and to Jewish generations to come.
