B’nay Abraham Synagogue started in 1903 in a building on old street called, Schultz Street in Winnipeg’s West Kildonan neighborhood. Over time many members of Winnipeg’s Jewish community moved into newer post-war suburbs, including in the North end neighborhood, where the B’nai Abraham congregation built this synagogue in 1958.
In 1970, the synagogue was expanded and renovated. Three years later came a formal merger with the Ateres Israel Synagogue.
The building was then sold to and occupied by the Church of the Living Hope in 2003.