The Bar Mitzvah ceremony is an especially significant event in the life of Jewish boys. It marks the transition from childhood to adulthood and responsibilities before God and the community. The Bar Mitzvah Club in our synagogue has become a unique place where boys turning 13 can receive appropriate preparation under the leadership of Rabbi Samuel Zalmanov.
Every Sunday, the teenagers gather in the synagogue to prepare for the important ceremony. The purpose of the classes is not only learning about traditions and religious rituals, but also the formation of responsibility and self-awareness in adolescents. Having completed training at the Bar Mitzvah Club, every boy meets this period of his life with an understanding of its importance and significance. If your son or grandson is 12 years old, we invite them to join our club. This is not only a great opportunity to learn more about Judaism, but also an important step towards personal growth. Preparation at the Bar Mitzvah club is not only training and knowledge; this is an opportunity to take part in a traditional ceremony that will become an important and joyful moment for both the students and community members.
