For a listing of current functions, classes and services, please bookmark our continuously updated Shabbat Shalom / Weekly Schedule page or our Calendar.

ROSH CHODESH

Rosh Chodesh is monthly meeting where UJC women and their friends gather to discuss a specific topic or to listen to an informal talk. It's an opportunity to be together, have a nosh, learn about an interesting issue, and get to know each other in a friendly, stimulating environment.

Stay tuned for the details of our next meeting.

JEWISH BEER DRINKING ASSOCIATION (JBDA)

Usually meets one Thursday night a month... very casual ...a nice way to visit all the new and 'in' places in Hong Kong and to meet and greet old friends and make new ones... wine drinkers more than welcome!

Stay tuned for the details of our next meeting.

THE BOOKHERS

Join the UJC's book group, The Bookhers, as we gather to discuss Jewish books - fiction, history, biography, etc., and enjoy a little cake too.

Stay tuned for details of our next meeting.

For more information and to register, please contact Joshua Goldman-Brown.

Please join us for SELICHOT - The contemplative opening of the Season of Repentance

When: Saturday, 4th September 2010
Where: UJC Sanctuary

Please RSVP to the UJC office by Friday, 3rd September.

HIGH HOLY DAYS AT THE UJC 2010 - 5771

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Click here for the complete High Holy Days schedule 2010



ROSH HASHANAH DINNER
We are again organising a UJC Rosh HaShanah dinner after the service on Wednesday, 8th September, to be held at the JCC Coffee Shop. If you are intested in joining us, YOU MUST send/fax (2523-3961) the Rosh HaShanah Dinner Booking Form to the UJC office before 1st September.



CEMETERY VISIT & TASHLICH SERVICE
In keeping with our UJC tradition we will be saying Kaddish for those Jewish servicemen who fell in the defence of Hong Kong. Join us on the 1st Day of Rosh Hashanah, Thursday, 9th September at Stanley Military Cemetery, followed by Tashlich Service at Stanley Beach. Please click here for details.



HIGH HOLY DAYS TICKETS
You must have your tickets to be admitted to High Holy Days services. Tickets have been sent, but only to those who have paid their membership dues for the year. Dues invoices were sent in July. If you have not already paid your dues, please make arrangements to do so as soon as possible. If you have not received your dues invoice or have misplaced it, please contact the UJC office.


Welcome visitors and non-members

As in previous years, the UJC welcomes visitors to its High Holy Days services. At the same time, we ask for a contribution to help meet the many expenses involved. The suggested donation is HK$1,800 per person to attend our services. High Holy Days tickets may be obtained in advanced by contacting Nancy at the UJC office.

If you have any financial constraints, please contact our Membership Coordinator, Barbara Thomas or Rabbi Stan Zamek.

Download the schedule of the services for the High Holy Days 2010 here