ACT is a non-profit organization - to help take the stress out of circumsision.

Circumcision: A common misconception is that at Circumcision the baby experiences a great deal of pain, In truth, the performance of RITUAL Circumcision is almost painless for the child.

Overview of ceremony for ritual circumcision - brit milah or bris milah.

Introduce your son to the Divine Covenant of Circumcision by an ordained and certified Mohel, licensed in Israel and the United States.

Rabbi Zachary Hepner s website dealing with all types of issues regarding Jewish Circumcision. It includes many original texts revolving around the Mitzva of Brit Milah ...

Introduce your son to the Divine Covenant of Circumcision by an ordained and certified Mohel, licensed in Israel and the United States.

Dr. Dorothy F. Greenbaum, MD, F.A.A.P. is a trained Mohelet (female Mohel) and a practicing, Board Certified pediatrician in the New York area.

5 . Mark A. Greenberg B.Sc., MD, CCFP Home Brit Milah Infant Circumcision Family Medicine Biography FAQ Links to Other Pages Brit Milah | Infant Circumcision Family Medicine | Biography | FAQ Dr. Mark Greenberg has been in full-time Family Practice since 1989, and is certified in Family Medicine by the College of Family Physicians of Canada. He has worked in the Emergency Department of Humber ...

Cantor Richard Nadel was trained at the Bikkur Cholim Hospital in Jerusalem, Israel, and is a certified mohel. He has been performing this ritual for over 20 years.

Find out a wealth of information regarding your baby's circumcision. Dr. Abraham J. Benyunes will explain the entire procedure to you and put your mind at ease.

As a full-time, professional mohel for fifty years, Joel Shoulson has served tens of thousands of families in personable, compassionate, pluralisticly sensitive ceremonies throughout the United States and Canada.

Rabbi Malka Drucker Sermons Essays Articles Poetry Meditations The Virtual Pulpit Life Cycles-Brit Milah Dear Ruth and Sam, It was good to meet with both of you yesterday, and our visit left me with new insights and thoughts. Ruth, I respect your passionate conviction about how the baby will be welcomed into the Jewish community; a rabbi's nightmare is that no one questions, no one speaks, no ...