Over the last 20 years, adult b’nai mitzvah (pl.) have become increasingly popular. Many adults did not celebrate a b’nai mitzvah as a child. Often, planning their own child’s b’nai mitzvah motivates them to think about doing something for themselves as well. This section contains examples of adult b’nai mitzvah ceremonies, blessings, and articles on the topic.
A meditation for those who do not read Hebrew but wish to learn Torah
Passing down our ancestors’ staff from generation to generation
A ritual for tying tzitzit in a communal, reflective, and healing context
A poem dedicated to women who are crafters of tallitot
Originally written for the period of Teshuvah — return — preceding the High Holy Days
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