Alexandra, Katherine, and Meredith join with me in wishing everyone a very Happy Chanukah.
As always, I am reminded, especially during the holidays, of the importance of family and the importance of maintaining our sense of civic spirit.
I hope during this holiday season as we celebrate and enjoy our families that each and every one of us takes a few minutes to think about those families who cannot be together – for the soldiers who defend our country, for the loved ones who must share in their sacrifice, and for those who are no longer with us, although we hold their memory dear.
We all need to continue to strive to achieve the holiday ideal of “Peace on Earth.” Everyone can do their part to help create a better world simply by treating each other with understanding, kindness and respect. Each time you help another person, we all take another step closer toward true peace on earth.
So once again, we wish each and every one of you, a happy, healthy, and safe Chanukah.
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Showing posts with label Chanukah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chanukah. Show all posts
Sunday, December 2, 2018
Friday, December 15, 2017
This Sunday - December 17 - Celebrate Chanukah with the Chabad of Palmetto Bay
Don't forget YOU are invited to join the Chabad of Palmetto Bay to celebrate Chanukah at this community event. I look forward to joining Rabbi Zalman and Chani Gansburg along with the members of the Chabad of Palmetto Bay. I hope to see you and your family there as well.
Note the location change. This year will it will take place at the back of the soccer field, near the farmers market.
You and your family are cordially invited. CLICK HERE to view prior posts (and photos) from prior Chabad of Palmetto Bay events.
Please spread the word and let your friends know about it. this event is fun for the young and young at heart. It is always well attended. We look forward to seeing you.
And again, a huge thank you to Chabad of Palmetto Bay, the members and Rabbi Zalman and Chani Gansburg!
Note the location change. This year will it will take place at the back of the soccer field, near the farmers market.
You and your family are cordially invited. CLICK HERE to view prior posts (and photos) from prior Chabad of Palmetto Bay events.
Please spread the word and let your friends know about it. this event is fun for the young and young at heart. It is always well attended. We look forward to seeing you.
And again, a huge thank you to Chabad of Palmetto Bay, the members and Rabbi Zalman and Chani Gansburg!
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Chabad of Palmetto Bay invites you (and your family / friends) to Celebrate Chanukah with a Balloon Menorah!
Sunday, January 1, 2017, 2:00 - 4:00 PM at Coral Reef Park
Chabad of Palmetto Bay invites you (and your family/friends) to Celebrate Chanukah with a Balloon Menorah!
Chabad of Palmetto Bay invites you (and your family/friends) to Celebrate Chanukah with a Balloon Menorah!
This is a free of charge event.
Go to www.jewishpalmettobay.org or call (786) 262-043 for more information.
Saturday, December 5, 2015
HAPPY CHANUKAH - 2015
Alexandra, Katherine, and Meredith join with me in wishing everyone a very Happy Chanukah.
Chanukah and Christmas are far apart this year, extending this season. I look forward to participating with Rabbi Gansburg and the Chabad of Palmetto Bay at the Chabad Jewish Center Menorah Lighting set for Saturday Dec 12 at Coral Reef Park.
Chanukah and Christmas are far apart this year, extending this season. I look forward to participating with Rabbi Gansburg and the Chabad of Palmetto Bay at the Chabad Jewish Center Menorah Lighting set for Saturday Dec 12 at Coral Reef Park.
I am reminded, especially during the holidays, of the importance of
family and the importance of maintaining our sense of civic spirit.
I hope during this holiday season as we celebrate and enjoy our
families that each and every one of us takes a few minutes to think about those
families who cannot be together – for the soldiers who defend our country, for
the loved ones who must share in their sacrifice, and for those who are no
longer with us, although we hold their memory dear.
We all need to continue to strive to achieve the holiday ideal of
“Peace on Earth.” Everyone can do their part to help create a better world
simply by treating each other with understanding, kindness and respect. Each
time you help another person, we all take another step closer toward true peace
on earth.
So once again, we wish each and every one of you, a happy, healthy, and
safe Chanukah.
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