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Originally Posted by buu2
Reform Jews except comitment to the Jewish faith as temporarily enough to join in the community. However, a reform conversion is fairly easy, shows a much greater commitment, and gets the husband fully accepted. A bar mitzvah is never neccessary to claim Jewishness. Lastly, unfortunately, Conservative and Orthodox Jews will not accept a reform conversion or a split-religion marriage as Jewish. Hope that helps.
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Bar Mitzvah is turning 13, and thus becoming an adult. No big thing, I do not care if you got called up to the torah, if you had a huge party, but if you are Jewish older then 13, sold, you had one.