Lincoln Square Synagogue

Lincoln Square Synagogue is a modern Orthodox place of worship on Amsterdam Avenue in Manhattan that occupies a multi-story building. The interior arrangement provides seating for hundreds of worshippers and includes additional spaces for study and community gatherings.

The congregation was established in 1964 and built its identity around serious Torah study and intellectual inquiry. The move to its current location occurred roughly a decade ago through a significant real estate transaction.

The congregation values animated discussions about Jewish texts and welcomes questions from all members. Visitors notice a spirit of open inquiry that frames learning as a shared community conversation.

The building is easily accessible by subway and located in a busy neighborhood on the West Side. Visitors should dress modestly and bring or obtain a head covering, which is available near the entrance.

The synagogue was where a future Supreme Court Justice celebrated a coming-of-age ceremony, marking the first such ceremony for a girl in this congregation. This moment reflected a shift in how the community approached religious practices.

Location: Manhattan

GPS coordinates: 40.77690,-73.98320

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48