WELCOMING ALL WHO SEEK A PROGRESSIVE VISION OF JEWISH LIFE
WELCOMING ALL WHO SEEK A PROGRESSIVE VISION OF JEWISH LIFE
The United Jewish Congregation of Hong Kong is a welcoming, Progressive synagogue that is home to a diverse community of Jews from around the world. [more About Us]
EVENT CALENDAR
Shabbat Service every Friday
Shabbat Service
Friday, 23rd May
7:00 PM (in person)
The service will also be available on Zoom. Please contact The UJC office for the Zoom link.
Led by Cantor Yvon Shore.
Torah Study
Saturday, 24th May
No Torah Study this week
Shorashim
Sundays – Children 2-13 years
Shorashim will meet as usual this Sunday, 25th May at 9:30 AM.
If you have any questions, please contact Rabbi Martha or The UJC office.
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One Congregation One Book
Torah Study
Saturdays: 10:00 AM – in person and via Zoom
Please contact The UJC office for information and the Zoom link.
Rosh Chodesh Tea and Havdalah
Join us for our final Rosh Chodesh tea and havdalah of the year!! Each month our numbers have grown – all women – Come celebrate Rosh Chodesh Sivan on Shabbat 24th May at 4:00 PM.
RSVP to The UJC office by 16th May.
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Special Shavuot Scholar-in-Residence
Professor Alan Cooper
Sunday, 1st June
Join us for a Zoom Tikkun as Prof. Cooper returns as our Shavuot scholar-in-residence. There is no better way to celebrate the Giving of Torah than learning from this master teacher.
Please RSVP to The UJC office.
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Farewell Service and Potluck Dinner
Mark you calendars for the last Shabbat Service led by Rabbi Z and Rabbi Martha.
Friday, 6th June
7:00 PM
One last Potluck Dinner before the summer holidays
Please click here to RSVP before Friday, 30th May and let us know what you are bringing, or if you want to throw some $ into the pot to buy some extras
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30th Anniversary
For three decades, The UJC has provided a home-away-from-home for a diverse community of Jews from around the world. It was time to celebrate!
… and we did…
UJC Kosher Corner
Sharing family recipes and the stories behind them help us to strengthen the bonds between us.
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One Congregation/One Book 5785
This year we will be reading Rabbi Mark Washofsky’s new book, Reading Reform Responsa.
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UJC Book Group – The Bookhers
The UJC Bookhers are getting ready for upcoming Scholar-in-Residence Prof. Jeremy Dauber. We’ll be reading Jewish Comedy: A Serious History.
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Religious School
Shorashim will meet as usual this Sunday, May 25 at 9:30 AM.
Have you registered for the new school year yet?
Click here to download our 2024/2025 registration packet.
If you have any questions, please contact Rabbi Martha or The UJC office.
Questions? Contact Rabbi Martha
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Special Shavuot Scholar-in-Residence
Professor Alan Cooper
Sunday, 8th June
Join us for a Zoom Tikkun as Prof. Cooper returns as our Shavuot scholar-in-residence. There is no better way to celebrate the Giving of Torah than learning from this master teacher.
Please RSVP to The UJC office.
Learn more […]
Farewell Shabbat and Potluck Dinner
It’s the end of an Era!
Mark you calendars for the last Shabbat Service led by Rabbi Z and Rabbi Martha.
Friday, 6th June
7:00 PM
One last Potluck Dinner before the summer holidays
Please click here to rsvp before 30 May and let us know what you are bringing, or if you want to throw some $ into the pot to buy some extras
Learn more […]
UJC Rosh Chodesh Tea and Havdalah
Join us for our final Rosh Chodesh tea and havdalah of the year!! Each month our numbers have grown – all women – Come celebrate Rosh Chodesh Sivan on Shabbat 24th May at 4:00 PM.
RSVP to The UJC office by 16th May.
Learn more […]
Shabbat Services This Week
(in person and on Zoom)
Friday, 23rd May at 7:00 PM
Shabbat Service
The service will also be available on Zoom. Please contact The UJC office for the Zoom link.
Led by Cantor Yvon Shore.
Torah Study This Week
(in person and on Zoom)
Saturday, 24th May
There will be no Torah Study this week