Hanukah Hub

At Hanukah, we remember when the Jews rededicated the Temple in Jerusalem after Judah and the Macabees defeated the Syrian-Greek army.

When the Jews went to light the Temple’s menorah after their victory, there was only a one-day supply of oil left, but miraculously it lasted for eight nights!

So today, we light candles for eight nights and celebrate religious freedom. We play dreidel, eat chocolate coins, give gifts, and eat foods fried in oil to remind of us the miracle at the rededication of the Temple.

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SundaySun, 3 NovNovember, 2024

 

 

The REAL Story of Hanukah

Sunday, Nov 3rd 9:45a to 11:15aDid you know that the REAL story of Hanukah includes NOT a single miracle, NOT a drop of oil, and has absolutely NOTHING at all to do with Christmas? The story of Hanukah DOES however include many Jewish people with lots of chutzpah and a will to prevail. Join the Rabbis to hear the TRUE story of why we celebrate this holiday!

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FridayFri, 27 DecDecember, 2024

 

 

Online Hanukah Celebration & Shabbat Service

Friday, Dec 27th 6:30p to 7:30pKids and adults of all ages! Join the Rabbis for an online Shabbat service and make sure to have your menorahs and candles ready to go! We'll light the Hanukah candles together over a blessing led by our Rabbis as we celebrate the third night of Hanukah from the comfort of our homes.

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