UHC Membership

We are a warm, welcoming community, dedicated to lifelong learning, fostering families and building friendships.
By being a member of a congregation, you contribute to the backbone of Judaism throughout the world.

• You help maintain Jewish community life and traditions. It's through synagogues that the traditions are kept alive.
• You help maintain Jewish learning.
• You help support the good works done by this congregation.

General benefits of membership include:

• Enhance your Jewish life
• Get involved in a Reform Jewish pluralistic, inclusive and egalitarian community
• Share holidays, special occasions and life-cycle events with family & community
• Provide yourself and your children with a strong Jewish identity
• Grow spiritually and intellectually
• Make lifelong friends
• Gain support and comfort in times of difficulty or loss
• Have the opportunity to help others
• Develop community connections that form over time and offer support to you and your family

Benefits and services available to you as well as programs you may choose to participate in as a member:

• Religious School that provided your children with a Jewish peer group
• Children can celebrate their Bar/Bat Mitzvah in a meaningful way
• Children may serve as madrichim, giving them post-Religious School education and an ongoing Jewish peer group
• Access to a Jewish Teen network in Asia
• Adult B'nei Mitzvah
• The opportunity to get involved in UHC governance
• Hospital and home visits from your rabbi
• Rabbi available to officiate, lead, or participate in your life cycle events, including namings, bris, B'nei Mitzvah, weddings, renewal of vows, funerals
• Community to join you in saying Kaddish for loved ones who have passed
• Holiday Days Services (including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Passover)
• Monthly community Shabbat Services
• Weekly minyan with the Rabbi
• Torah learning and study
• Lunch and Learn events hosted by various people with interesting and engaging stories to share
• Entry to a range of diverse programs including educational, religious, cultural, social action and social justice (Tikkun Olam) and recreational programs.
• Invitations to celebrations and memorials
• Membership in PJ Library for families with children 8 years old and under
• Access to rabbinic counselling and support
• Regular updates from newsletter and e-news
• Commemoration of Yahrzeits
• Bereavement support
• Opportunities for volunteering
• Inter-religious events with other religious organizations in Singapore
• Women's Group
• Men's Group
• Young Professional's Group
• Empty Nester's Group
• Baby Group
• Introduction to Judaism classes
• Hebrew classes