Mission History World History When the Synagogue Was Built Congregation Religious Services Neighborhood People Press Room Home > About Us > history > Congregation > Religious Services RELIGIOUS SERVICES Congregation K'hal Adath Jeshurun with Anshe Lubz Congregation has not missed a Sabbath service since the Eldridge Street Synagogue first opened in 1887. They meet for Sabbath and Jewish holiday services in the Synagogue's lower sanctuary (Beth Hamedrash) and continue to observe the same Orthodox practices as the Synagogue's founders. Services are open to the public and are held Friday at sunset, Saturday at 10 am, and on Jewish holidays and festivals in accordance with the Jewish calendar. The Eldridge Street Project is distinct from the Congregation and is separately incorporated as a non-sectarian cultural organization. For a list of early congregation members, go here. Top Museum at Eldridge Street * 12 Eldridge Street * New York, New York 10002 Tel: 212.219.0888 * Fax: 212.966.4782 Contact Us | Directions | Email Sign-Up | Site Map | Credits