Summary:

The expanded, updated, revised edition of today s most influential
book (over 35,000 copies of the first edition in print) about finding
core spiritual values in American Jewrys most misunderstood ceremony.
Joining explanation, instruction, and inspiration to help parent and
child, it offers new insights into bar and bat mitzvah s origins, new
ways for non-Jewish parents to participate in their childs barmitzvah
ceremony, new resources, and much more. How did bar and bat mitzvah
originate? What are the ethics of celebration? How to make the event
more spiritually meaningful! An important update to the winner of the
1993 Benjamin Franklin Award for the Best Religion Book published in
the United States. A portion of all sales of Putting God on the Guest
List is donated by the publisher to MAZON, a Jewish Response to
Hunger

Classification:

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Dewey Class: 296 -- Judaism

Book Details:

Physical Description: 188 pages
Edition Info: Paperback; 2005-03

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