Services
Join us for Shabbos, Yom Tov, and special services throughout the Jewish year, followed by warm community gatherings and Kiddush.
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Yeshivas Achei Tmimim LubavitchSaranac Synagogue
A historic shul and center for Torah learning and Jewish life in North Buffalo. Whether you’re a regular, haven’t been in years, or it’s your very first time — you’re welcome here.
85 Saranac AvenueHome of the yeshiva since 1955
Services
When we daven
Saranac Synagogue offers Shabbos, Yom Tov, and special services throughout the year.
Contact us for current service times and upcoming programs.
First time?
First time, or first time in years? You’re welcome here.
Whether you are a regular Shul-goer, haven’t attended in years, or are experiencing a traditional Jewish service for the first time, you are welcome to join us.
- Stay for kiddushServices are followed by warm community gatherings and Kiddush. Stay, say l’chaim, and meet the community.
- Write aheadQuestions before you come, or coming for the first time? Write to SaranacSynagogue@gmail.com.
- Look for the blue star85 Saranac Avenue, North Buffalo — the brick building with the Star of David window over the door. Directions and parking →
Everyone is welcome
Prayer · Learning · Community
Torah Classes
Engaging classes in Talmud, Aggadah, Halacha, Chassidus, Jewish thought, and more — open to everyone, regardless of background.
Torah classes
Events
Celebrate the Jewish year with us through holiday programs, Farbrengens, family events, community meals, and special gatherings.
Upcoming events
Events
Celebrate with us
Holiday programs, Farbrengens, family events, community meals, and special gatherings throughout the Jewish year.
The calendar is being set.
Yom Tov programs, the Purim seudah, the Lag B’Omer parade, Farbrengens and Torah classes all happen here. Contact us for current service times and upcoming programs.
Our history
Visit a piece of Buffalo Jewish history
Our building dates to 1918 and has served as a synagogue since 1931. In 1943 the Frierdiker Rebbe sent Rabbi Yehuda Tzvi Fogelman to open Yeshivas Achei Tmimim in Buffalo — and since 1955, 85 Saranac Avenue has been its home.