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Bar Mitzvah & Bat Mitzvah
The Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah are "rites of passage," crossovers from childhood to adulthood; milestones in a Jewish life. In the eyes of Jewish law, the child becomes responsible for his/her own deeds, spiritually, ethically, and morally. It is a true connection to Judaism.
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Bris & Baby Naming
The Bris ceremony marks the Jewish boy’s entrance into his covenant with God. Naming a Jewish baby is a significant life cycle event. Tradition places the importance of names for boys and girls as links to previous generations and hopes for future generations. It marks the beginning of their journey into Jewish life.
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New Home
The best place to start to create a Jewish home is at the front door with a mezuzah. The origin of this custom dates back to the Israelites' exit from Egypt. "Mikdash m'eat" or little sanctuary is the home filled with Jewish values, traditions, and rituals.
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Wedding & Anniversary
Jewish weddings have inspired the dreams, prayers, and creative energies of hundreds of generations. It is a day filled with inspiration and continuity, a day to celebrate Ani L'Dodi, V'Dodi Li.
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