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By Chani Benjaminson
A young woman can and should have a bat mitzvah, but it should be a bat mitzvah, not a bar mitzvah. As she is celebrating being a woman, not a man...
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By Chana Weisberg
Unlike the common misconception that a bar or bat mitzvah signifies an end, or the graduation upon the successful completion of a bar or bat mitzvah lesson regimen, in truth it symbolizes a new beginning...
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By Chani Benjaminson
I am a young adult woman, not affiliated with any branch of Judaism. I have heard of adults becoming bar/bat mitzvah and am enquiring whether this is possible with Chabad...
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By Yanki Tauber
"You get a comfortable salary, full health benefits, free day care and spa privileges, 31 days annual paid vacation. You have no duties and responsibilities -- you don't even have to come to work." Would you want this job?
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By Aron Moss
How can a 12 or 13 year old be considered an adult? What suddenly happens at age 12/13?
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By Naftali Silberberg
Why does Judaism consider a 13-year-old boy and a 12-year-old girl to be full-fledged adults? What is there to be gained from blatantly disregarding reality?
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Based on letters and talks of the Rebbe, Rabbi M. M. Schneerson
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By Chaya Sarah Silberberg
I've heard that studying the Torah portion that was read on the week of your birth can give you insight into your life. Is there any weight to this?
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