B'nei Mitzvah Assigned Parts

* Parent 1 First Name

* Parent 1 Last Name

* Member Email

* Member Mobile Phone

Parent 2 Name

Parent 2 Last Name

Parent 1 Hebrew Name

Parent 2 Hebrew Name

Additional Parent Names

* Child's first name

* Child's last name

* Child's Hebrew name

* Bar/Bat Mitzvah Date

How many people will be participating in the candle lighting?

1. Name and relationship to child

2. Name and relationship to child

3. Name and relationship to child

4. Name and relationship to child

What type of service will this be?

There are three ark openings during the service, and two doors to be opened. More than one person can come up to each door if you have more people you want to honor but no more than 8 people total for each honor. If the service is shared with another family, these honors are shared with one family selecting A and the other B.
Non-Jewish grandparents should be given the honor of the first ark opening.

How many people will participating in the first opening/closing ark?

A. Name (Ark 1.)

A. Relationship

B. Name (Ark 1.)

B. Relationship

C. Name (Ark 1.)

C. Relationship

D. Name (Ark 1.)

D. Relationship

How many people will participating in the second opening/closing ark?

A. Name (Ark 2.)

A. Relationship

B. Name (Ark 2.)

B. Relationship

C. Name (Ark 2.)

C. Relationship

D. Name (Ark 2.)

D. Relationship

How many people will participating in the third opening/closing ark?

A. Name (Ark 3.)

A. Relationship

B. Name (Ark 3.)

B. Relationship

C. Name (Ark 3.)

C. Relationship

D. Name (Ark 3.)

D. Relationship

Passing the Torah (Great-Grandparents, Grandparents and Parents to Child).One of the parents holds the Torah and brings it to his or her child as the grandparents embrace the Torah as it journeys through the generations to the Bar/Bat Mitzvah.

How many people will be participate in Passing the Torah?

1. Name

2. Name

3. Name

4. Name

5. Name

6. Name

The Hebrew names must be completed for the Aliyot section. Complete Hebrew name consists of Bar/Bat Mitzvah’s first name plus his/her parents' first names (i.e., Shaul ben Yitzchak v’Shoshana). Bar/Bat Mitzvah has the Last Aliyah. Please do not list more than 4 people total for each aliyah.

How many people will be participating Aliyot 1?

1. Name

1. Hebrew Name

1. Relationship

2. Name

2. Hebrew Name

2. Relationship

3. Name

3. Hebrew Name

3. Relationship

4. Name

4. Hebrew Name

4. Relationship

5. Name

5. Hebrew Name

5. Relationship

6. Name

6. Hebrew Name

6. Relationship

How many people will be participating Aliyot 2?

1. Name

1. Hebrew Name

1. Relationship

2. Name

2. Hebrew Name

2. Relationship

3. Name

3. Hebrew Name

3. Relationship

4. Name

4. Hebrew Name

4. Relationship

5. Name

5. Hebrew Name

5. Relationship

6. Name

6. Hebrew Name

6. Relationship

How many people will be participating in Aliyot 3?

Aliyot 4

B’nei Mitzvah

1. Name

1. Hebrew Name

1. Relationship

2. Name

2. Hebrew Name

2. Relationship

3. Name

3. Hebrew Name

3. Relationship

4. Name

4. Hebrew Name

4. Relationship

[If two families, these two need to be shared]

· Hagba’ah, he Torah lifter, must be Jewish and of Bar/Bat Mitzvah age and should be able to lift the Torah

· G’lilah, The Torah dresser(s), must be Jewish and can be a child

Hagba'ah

1. G'lilah

2. G'lilah

Community Petition:

(Given to a member of TBE, that your family is connected to)

Carrying Child size Torah scrolls:

1. Name

2. Name

(Grandparents to Parents to Child):

1. Name

2. Name

3. Name

4. Name

Aliyah 1:

Relationship 1:

Hebrew Name 1:

Aliyot 2:

Relationship 2:

Hebrew Name 2:

Aliyot 3:

Relationship 3:

Hebrew Name 3:

Aliyot: 4 (Parents)

Relationship 4:

Hebrew Name 4:

Aliyot: 5 (B’nei Mitzvah)