The Family Mohel Redefines the Highest Standard for Brit Milah- The Jewish Link
If you were planning your son’s bris and could identify the best attributes of a mohel, you’d probably compile a checklist that sounds a...
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The Baby Girl Naming Ceremony
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The Meaning
The Zeved HaBat (or Simchat Bat) literally means "The Joy of a Daughter" is a welcoming ceremony for Jewish baby girls dating back hundreds of years spanning Jewish communities across the world.
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The Liturgy
Parallel with and yet distinct from the bris, the zeved habat ceremony incorporates singing, poetry, biblical passages on themes of love, womanhood, and gratitude, and blessings.
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Protective Attire
All unvaccinated attendees are required to wear a mask for the duration of the ceremony.
The Mohel will be properly masked and gloved both during the procedure and the ceremony.
21st Century Bris
Like many gatherings in this age, in addition to in person guests, you are welcome and encouraged to invite as many people as you'd like to the ceremony via video conference platforms.
Rabbi Lawrence in the Press
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