UHC Membership Benefits

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
• Support the State of Israel

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 Jewish Teen Leadership retreats 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
• High Holy Days Services (including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Passover)
• Monthly community Shabbat Services
• Weekly minyan with the Rabbi
• Torah learning and study
• Weekly 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