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What are the order of events for a Bat Mitzvah?

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normally first its some sort of service where, if the girl isn't too religious she reads from the Torah, maybe her haftorah and says some of the prayers Saturday morning. then there is some sort of reception that night or on Sunday where there is food and dancing and cake.

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