Enjoy a live nativity scene, family photo booth, ornament decorating, family prayer time and live Christmas music ... Celebrate the first night of Hanukkah at a candle-lighting event from 5-8 p.m.

For each night of Hanukkah, there's eight nights. We usually say the prayers and light the candles. - So this is a bus menorah that we picked up somewhere along the way. And being the Busses ...

The Gazette/AP Today Hanukkah is celebrated on the 25th day of Kislev (the ninth month of the Hebrew calendar), which typically falls in late November to mid-December. For eight nights, candles ...

Flossmoor’s Hanukkah and Kwanzaa celebrations concluded on New Year’s Day in Flossmoor Park with the lighting of the final candles on both the menorah ... who led two traditional blessings for the ...

Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of ... of the oil that lasted eight days in the ancient Temple. As candles are lit, blessings are recited to acknowledge the significance of the festival.

May the Festival of Lights bring happiness and blessings to your home and heart. Happy Hanukkah! May your Hanukkah be as bright and beautiful as the candles on the menorah. Sending you light ...

Around 40 people attended the community lighting for the first night of Hanukkah, which fell this ... facing the menorah, the candles are placed from right to left, then lighted from left to ...

Abir Sultan/EPA, via Shutterstock Supported by By Hank SandersKeith Bedford and Philip Pacheco Hanukkah prayers commenced, the first candles were lit and the dreidels started spinning around ...

AS COMMUNITY MEMBERS SANG THEIR BLESSINGS, THEY TOOK TIME TO HIGHLIGHT ... IT’S BEEN A DARK YEAR. THE HANUKKAH CANDLES IS ABOUT WAITING, SPECIFICALLY, ONCE IT GETS DARK. AND THAT’S WHEN ...

By Hannah Dailey As of sundown on Wednesday (Dec. 25), Hanukkah 2024 was in full swing — bringing with it eight straight days of family, prayers, candle-lighting and, yes, music. The canon of ...

As we light the eight candles on our menorah during Hanukkah, we remember God’s ... for their Jewish brothers and sisters with continued prayers and support. Together, like the Maccabees ...