Bat Mitzvah of Maya Shull
Hi, my name is Maya Shull. I have been coming to congregation Sinai most of my life and went to preschool here. I'm in seventh grade and enjoy gymnastics and cheer. I am very excited to celebrate my Bat Mitzvah on May 29th. My parshah is beha'alotecha. Beha'alotecha tells the story of the Israelites as they travel through the desert and Moses' difficulties in leading them.
I am so thankful to spend this special day with my friends and family both in person and on Zoom. I am very grateful to Doug Brook and Rabbi Berkenwald for helping me to prepare for my Bat Mitzvah.
Marc and Yael Shull invite you to join their family as they celebrate the Bat Mitzvah of their daughter, Maya, at Congregation Sinai. Services on Shabbat morning will take place both in-person and via Zoom. See instructions for attending in-person or logging on zoom further below. Please join Maya and her family for this wonderful simcha.
Attend In-Person at Sinai:
Click here for information about attending in-person services.
Sinai is holding limited in-person outdoor Shabbat services in compliance with the policy written by the Sinai Covid Health & Safety Committee and following all rules of Santa Clara County and the State of California. Every member of the household who is planning to attend, including children, must sign up in advance and agree to wear a mask at all times and have their temperature checked at the entrance. Click on link above to register.
Watch the Bat Mitzvah services on Zoom:
We will be using the same login ID each week. You will be asked to submit a password.
To participate in the zoom online meeting, click here: https://zoom.us/j/97246212184. Meeting ID: 972 4621 2184 To request the online password, click here
For more information, including an explanation of Rabbi Berkenwald’s thinking on this subject and scans of the prayer book, click here