Bar/Bat Mitzvah Programs
David and Lisa
Rubin are happy to organize meaningful Bar and Bat
Mitzvah Programs for your children in the hills of
Shiloh, the first capital of ancient Israel.
Bar Mitzvah: In
the Footsteps of Shmuel HaNavi (Samuel the Prophet)
Shmuel HaNavi, born as a result of his mother Hannah’s
prayers in Shiloh, grew up in Shiloh, serving Hashem
in the Mishkan. Just as Shmuel reached Jewish manhood
and prophecy in Shiloh, your son can have a meaningful
Bar Mitzvah experience in Shiloh. This experience
in the heart of the Land of Israel can be filmed and
blended with the Bar Mitzvah reception back home for
family and friends. Some highlights:
* Tour the archaeological site of Tel Shiloh, where
Yehoshua Bin Nun set up the Mishkan, and where it
stood for 369 years.
* Film the Bar Mitzvah boy’s Dvar Torah in
the same hills where Shmuel HaNavi grew up into maturity.
* Visit the schools and/or the child development
center to see what the Jewish pioneers are accomplishing
against all odds to build for the next generation
in the Biblical heartland of Israel
Bat Mitzvah: Walking in the Path of Hannah
Hannah was a powerful symbol of both Jewish assertiveness
and modesty. She came to the Mishkan in Shiloh to
pray for a son and her prayers were answered. She
prayed silently with her lips moving, and the Cohen
Gadol Eli reprimanded her for being drunk. She calmly
rejected his mistaken accusations, declaring that
if her wish were granted, she would bring her son
to the Mishkan to serve G-d there for all of his days.
*Tour the archaeological site of Tel Shiloh, where
Yehoshua Bin Nun set up the Mishkan, where it stood
for 369 years, and where Hannah prayed for the son
that was eventually born, Shmuel HaNavi, who grew
up into maturity in Shiloh.
*Film the Bar Mitzvah girl’s Dvar Torah in
the same vineyards where the young maidens of Shiloh
danced in their white dresses on Tu B’Av.
*Visit the schools and/or the child development center
to see what the Jewish pioneers are accomplishing
against all odds to build for the next generation
in the Biblical heartland of Israel.
For details: Write to david@shilohisraelchildren.org
or call 845-738-1522
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