A Bar Mitzvah is a special Jewish coming-of-age ceremony that marks a boy’s 13th birthday and his transition into religious and moral responsibility as a member of the Jewish community. The term "Bar Mitzvah" means "son of the commandment," and it signifies that the young person is now old enough to participate fully in Jewish traditions, including reading from the Torah during a synagogue service. While it’s a deeply spiritual and meaningful milestone, it’s also a joyful celebration with family and friends to honor this new chapter in the young person’s life. Thank you for being part of this important day!