Welcome to the B’nei Mitzvah stories!
These are written by each of our students and describes
his/her Mitzvah project and what his/her Torah portion means to them.
Sarah Abramson
May 4, 2013 - 24 Iyar 5773 Join us in celebration as our daughter, Sarah, becomes a Bat Mitzvah on May 4, 2013. Bruce and Carol AbramsonCoco Weinberg
May 11, 2013 - 2 Sivan 5773 Please join as our daughter is called to the Torah. Kiddush luncheon to follow. Dan and SherryMy name is Coco Weinberg; I live with my mom, my dad, my brother and my ducks and chickens. I homeschool, and I love it. I enjoy swimming with the Neptunes, creating art, hanging out with my friends, baking, and reading.
My Torah portion, B’midbar, is in the book of Numbers. It is about the general census of all of the men of working age. Then G-d names one of them a Nasi, a leader of his tribe. The Torah then goes on to list all the men of working and fighting age.
For my Bat Mitzvah project, I converted the nine unused garden beds at Shomrei Torah, and grew produce for Elisha’s Pantry. I strongly feel that everybody in this world should have access to healthy and nutritious foods, as well being well fed.
I would like to thank all of my teachers for contributing to my Jewish education, including my Bat Mitzvah tutor, Elly Cohen, Rabbi George, Rabbi Kramer, and especially my parents who have supported me in the preparation of my Bat Mitzvah.