Yes!
Our B'nai Mitzvah events are extremely meaningful
and moving, as we watch our young members take
the next step in their journeys to adulthood and
lives filled with joy, wonder and purpose.
Bar Mitzvah Speech of Isaac Warshauer
Bat Mitzvah Speech of Deborah Metz
Our current Mitzvah students are writing essays about their "Humanistic heroes." You can read some of them below:
Ari Smith: "My Most Interesting Relative's Journey to America and Humanistic Judaism"
Many of our post-B'nai Mitzvah students come back as Sunday School teachers themselves. This is a real testament to the sense of community and depth of cultural knowledge and identity that they have acquired as members of Kol Haskalah.
Contact Education Director Julie Wynmor for more information or to come by and check out a class.
Bar Mitzvah Speech of Isaac Warshauer
Bat Mitzvah Speech of Deborah Metz
Our current Mitzvah students are writing essays about their "Humanistic heroes." You can read some of them below:
Ari Smith: "My Most Interesting Relative's Journey to America and Humanistic Judaism"
Many of our post-B'nai Mitzvah students come back as Sunday School teachers themselves. This is a real testament to the sense of community and depth of cultural knowledge and identity that they have acquired as members of Kol Haskalah.
Contact Education Director Julie Wynmor for more information or to come by and check out a class.