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Tag: adult b’nei mitzvah
Three Generations, One Parsha
Three generations, a grandmother, a father, and a son, each had the same parasha for their Bnai Mitzvot, sharing here what that meant.
Landon Kels
December 10, 2025
B-Mitzvah
Exploring Judaism Blog
Two Generations Apart, Yet So Close
The Torah advises the young to “Remember the days of old; reflect upon the years of other generations” (Deuteronomy 32:7). As a writer of historical ...
Darlene P. Campos
December 1, 2025
Conservative Judaism
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