L’Dor V’Dor V’Dor: From Generation to Generation to Generation
A grandmother, mother, and bat mitzvah girl discuss the power of the mikveh in preparing each of them for this important lifecycle moment.
A grandmother, mother, and bat mitzvah girl discuss the power of the mikveh in preparing each of them for this important lifecycle moment.
Julie Weiner, from The Jewish Week, discusses the problems with modern day b’nai mitzvah, the latest topic of the Jewish Futures Conference.
Rabbi Isaac Saposnik writes about what makes b’nai mitzvah ceremonies age-appropriate meaningful for youth. The following was originally posted on the Jewish Futures blog.
Jewish and Christian bloggers have been actively discussing the new show on TLC, “The Sisterhood,” where one family announced they are planning a “Christian bar mitzvah” for their son.
In a touching open letter to upcoming b’nai mitzvah, Rabbi Bradley Solmsen offers ideas for youth to make their coming-of-age experiences more meaningful. The letter was published on JNS.org.
In this post from Kol Isha: Reform Women Speak Out!, Rabbi Kari Tulling discusses why a person attending a bar mitzvah service felt alienated, rather than prayerful.
Our own Rabbi Bradley Solmsen responds to the controversial post on Kveller.org. Solmsen’s article can also be found on RJ.org and eJewishPhilanthropy