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From: "Chabad.org" <jewishlife@chabad.org>

Date: 11/27/21 8:21 PM (GMT-06:00)

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Subject: Happy Chanukah! ííííÎìììì

Chanukah begins Sunday evening, November 28, and continues through Monday, December 6.

View Online Version ב"ה Chanukah begins Sunday evening, November 28, and continues through Monday, December 6 Following two years of ups and downs, pandemic and pandemonium, misinformation and marginalization, Chanukah cannot come fast enough! This year more than ever, as we kindle the first flame (on Sunday night, Nov. 28) let us remember the Chanukah lights' overarching message: There is always a miracle around the corner and that even the most bleak situations can become increasingly brighter. And as we add another flame each night (taking care to light on Friday afternoon before the Shabbat candles, and on Saturday night after Shabbat is over), revel in the additional gift of spiritual light that each one brings. With wishes for a Chanukah filled with light, joy, miracles, and gratitude, - Your Friends @ Chabad.org P.S. On the subject of gratitude, we trust you'll find this video of the Rebbe speaking about the connection between Thanksgiving and Chanukah enlightening and deeply meaningful to our times. Joseph's Two Dreams In this video, the Rebbe provides a penetrating insight into the difference between Joseph's two dreams and an empowering Chanukah lesson to each of us. » Watch Take the Chanukah Quiz Do you know your dreidels from your donuts, and your menorahs from your Maccabees? Take this short and fun quiz to test your Chanukah smarts » Start "8 Lights for 8 Nights" Looking for inspiration, activities, and stories for each of the cozy, long nights of Chanukah? This free Chabad.org publication is just for you! » Download What Does "Maccabee" Mean? Sure, Judah the Maccabee was the hero of the Chanukah story, and we refer to his mighty men as Maccabees as well. But it turns out that the term is shrouded in mystery. » Discover Why Couldn't the Jews and Greeks Just Get Along? Is Chanukah a celebration of intolerant zealots, who refused to exchange ideas and wisdom with one of the ancient world's most advanced and enlightened civilizations? » Read What IS Chanukah? We know the facts on why we celebrate the Festival of Lights. But is that all? Could it be that the inner meaning of the holiday has been hidden from plain sight? » Watch Is Chanukah a "Minor Holiday"? Could it be that Chanukah just "got lucky" by sharing space on the calendar with a couple of non-Jewish holidays? » Read 13 Tips for Chanukah @ Home Does covid have you at home this Chanukah? This page is for you, chock full of activities, resources and ideas to make this Chanukah joyous, cheery and bright! » Read Six Lessons From the Chanukah Menorah Lighting In this pastoral letter, the Rebbe shares empowering and deeply personal lessons that each and every one of us can draw from how, where, and when the Chanukah flames are lit. » Start Chabad to Bring Chanukah Joy and Meaning to Millions Read up on how Chanukah is being celebrated this year, from rural Australia to suburban New York. » Read For all your Chanukah needs, visit: www.Chanukah.org This email was sent to: mates57564@aol.com Change email address · Manage Subscriptions · Unsubscribe © Copyright Chabad.org, all rights reserved. Privacy Policy Chabad.org · Ask the Rabbi · Contact Us · Donate