The Bar/Bat Mitzvah Page
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Zach, Taylor, Izzy and Carleigh will become B'nai Mitzvah this spring. As part of their 13 Mitzvot they have been visiting Field of Warmth on Park Avenue to cook for those in need. "FYI...you kids can chop, serve and clean up...don't let them tell you otherwise!! We enjoyed sharing their experience...and hope they were able to see firsthand the challenges so many less fortunate have to
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| Not just a one-shot deal, Ben Diamond, Becky Molinoff and Jacob Rodier joined Carleigh, Susan and Bob the next time. |  |
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| Another group of B'nai Mitzvah students went to the Connecticut Food bank on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The kids filled 4 PALLETS worth of boxes. That comes to 576 packback bags. These bags go home with CT school children each week that have been recognized as being at risk of going hungry. The kids worked for 2 straight hours and did a terrific job. They really kicked it into gear for the last 10 minutes when we saw how close we were to completing 4 pallets.
Left to right is ____, Eliza Eliot, Taylor Berlin, Emma Spartachino, Rebecca Molinoff, Jacob Rodier and Jared Sales. |
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Links
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How My Non-Jewish Father Embraced My Interfaith Family's Bar Mitzvah
By Sue Repko Celebrating a son's coming of age makes a non-Jew realize her family made the right choice. -
To Become or Not to Become a Bar Mitzvah By Laurie Biundo
How a Jew and her non-Jewish husband got from Point A--no plans for kids, no religion--to Point B--two boys, both Bar Mitzvahed. -
Leading the Way through Unfamiliar Terrain: The Bar Mitzvah Year
By Gina Hagler How do you plan a Bar Mitzvah if you're a convert?