Mincha Ma’ariv Service (Hybrid)

Our Mincha Ma’ariv service includes the celebration of the B’Mitzvah of Chloe and Jacob Epstein.

Registration: This event is available in person and via live stream. Registration is not required. Click here to join the live stream at the event start time.

About Chloe
Hello TBE community! My name is Chloe Epstein and I am excited to become a bat mitzvah. One thing to know about me is I love camp. I go to Camp Micah and have been going there for five summers. It is my favorite place. I love being with my friends and I feel happy when I am there. This is something I have in common with my brother, who I am sharing my b’nei mitzvah with. We both love Camp Micah. My family is my parents, my brother, and me. I am the youngest and the most athletic person in the family. I go to the Carroll School. My favorite subject is math. Becoming a bat mitzvah means I will be an adult in the eyes of the community. This means I will be able to participate as a leader. For my Ma’asim Tovim project I volunteered at Newbridge and Cradles for Crayons. Both were good experiences and I like having the opportunity to help in our community.

About Jacob
Hi to everyone reading this! I am Jacob Epstein. I’ve been a member of the TBE community since attending preschool at Gan Elohim. I am interested in European history, and I am especially curious about monarchies and military history. This summer, I was lucky enough to go to Italy and learn about the Medici family and how they shaped Florentine history. I also like the architecture of European cities. My family is my sister Chloe, with whom I am sharing my b’nei mitzvah, and my parents. Even though we are sharing our b’mitzvah I am about a year and a half older than my sister. I go to The Rashi School and I like studying social studies best. I find social studies interesting because it contains history and civics. I have worked hard to prepare for my b’mitzvah and while it wasn’t always easy, I feel a sense of accomplishment. For my Ma’asim Tovim project I have enjoyed volunteering at Newbridge and Cradles to Crayons. Additionally, at school, I have had a lot of opportunities to participate in projects where I’ve learned about organizations that help people and had a chance to both volunteer and donate to support those organizations.