New Membership Form 2021/22 - Form - The City Shul Congregation

Welcome to City Shul!

To start your membership, please fill out this form and arrange for your Terumah payment. Once this form is completed and submitted with payment, an account will automatically be created for you. You can then add additional information, such as children and yahrzeits, to your account profile.

If you have any questions or problems with this form, please contact connect@cityshul.com.

Membership Type

Select the membership type below that is most applicable to you. We have options with lower recommended terumah contributions for students, adults under 30, single parents, and seniors.

For families, please note that adult children under 25 are part of your family membership. Those 25 and over should have their own individual membership.

The selection you make here will change what fields are shown in the rest of the form. For example, individual membership options do not show fields for a second adult or children.

Membership Type

Your Information

First Adult

* Email

Will be used for confirmation.

Gender

Title

* First Name

* Last Name

* Address Line 1

Address Line 2

* City

* Province

* Postal Code

Home Phone Number

Mobile Phone

* Date of Birth

* Religion

* Hebrew Name

e.g.: Yitzchak ben Abvraham v' Sarah or Miriam bat Amram v'Yocheved

Marital Status

Anniversary (if applicable)

Second Adult

Gender

Title

* First Name

* Last Name

* Date of Birth

Religion

Hebrew Name

e.g.: Yitzchak ben Avraham v' Sarah or Miriam bat Amram v' Yocheved

Additional Information

* How did you hear about City Shul?

* Why are you joining?

Most Recent Congregation

Profession

Synagogue Skills

ChantLead

Is there anything you would like the Rabbi to be aware of?

Your response will remain confidential.

Membership Terumah

It is rare for a synagogue to operate on Terumah alone and the City Shul is no different. Doing so would require between $2200-$2800 per member unit. City Shul’s open encouragement of membership by individuals and families with limited financial means results in our Shul having a greater than average number of member units that pay Terumah at a low level.

Currently every synagogue member is asked to contribute his or her own financial Terumah (offering) from their heart, within their own means. This is a self-assessment, using a recommended amount as a guide. While the spirit of this payment model reflects the spirit of City Shul, the synagogue has fixed financial obligations to employees for administration, clergy and general operating expenses and overhead.

If you need to discuss any financial arrangements, please contact Casey.

Individulal Terumah Amount