What is the Jewish rites of passage?

Answer 1

For newborns: Brit Milah for boys; Zeved Habat for girls;

At age 3 years (In Chassidim) Upsherins for boys; First Shabbat candle lighting for girls.

For Teens; Bar Mitzvah for boys; Bat Mitzvah for girls.

Marriage.

Answer 2

Judaism doesn't have a rite of passage for either girls or boys. Many people commonly hold the mistaken belief that a 'bat mitzvah' is a ceremony. However, the reality is that on a girl's 12th birthday she reaches the age where she is considered old enough to take on the religious responsibilities of a Jewish adult, this makes her a bat mitzvah.

The huge celebration that people are familiar with today is a modern practice and doesn't impact whether or not a girl becomes a bat mitzvah. The same can be said for boys becoming a bar mitzvah.

Answer 3

Yes. The Bar Mitzva is the most well-known. For more:

http://judaism.answers.com/jewish-philosophy/jewish-life-cycle-brit-bar-mitzvah-wedding-death-and-mourning

Answer 4

Traditionally it is the bar mitzvah (for boys) and the bat mitzvah (for girls).

Answer 5

Bar mitzvah for boys and bat mitzvah for girls.

Answer 6

See the attached Related Link.

Answer 7

Bar & Bat Mitzvahs.

Answer 8

Bar Mitzva.