Online Mitzvah is for the student to become a Bat Mitzvah or a Bar Mitzvah
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“Behold, I have given you a good doctrine…My Torah: do not forsake it.” Do not abandon it!
Studying online is the new normal.
The Bar or Bat Mitzvah is simply the age when a child is old enough to be responsible for his/her own actions and behavior in family life and in every aspect of their daily life. Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah is not the attainment of maturities such as being able to marry, to earn a living, or bear children. Jewish teachings instruct us that the Bar Bat Mitzvah is very clear. It states at the age of 13 is the age to be counted, recognized, and take part in the obligations of the Jewish community. The community is not a set place as say, the temple. It is in the home, with family, with friends, a mitzvah as in a good deed, a celebration, being present, being kind to others, a helping hand, to name a few of many.
Online Mitzvah…
is private and assists each student to discover more about becoming a teenager as they begin there journey.
Each photo below was given permission by the mitzvah moms and the mitzvah dads!
There are organizations to keep kids connected to their heritage during and following their service. Such as NIFTY, and BBYO is an organization for Jewish teenagers. Hillel is available for college students and found on many college campuses. The Taglit-Birthright Israel Free gift is open to all Jewish young adults, ages 18 to 26, who get to travel to Israel. They have the experience that lasts a lifetime. Many colleges offer Judaica studies for elective credits if it is not the focused major.
Online Mitzvah Program is for families not affiliated with a temple congregation. It was designed to assist Mitzvah Parents, Mitzvah Moms, Mitzvah Dads, and the Mitzvah Grandparents to honor the custom. It is not replacing the social aspect a Jewish community and Temple Congregation offers, however, in these current times, its serving a need.