What is the hidden meaning of Chanukah? Join Rabbi Dovid Y Rimmer on a Chassidic journey of exploration of the relationship between the Chanukah candles and our Jewish identity. Learn about the connection between the Menorah and our soul, and how we can kindle our inner light in dark times. A terrific opportunity to connect, spread the light, and celebrate the miracle of Chanukah!

Tuesday, December 05 2023 at 8 pm | In person and on ZOOM
Portland Kollel | 6682 SW Capitol HWY Portland OR 97219

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We invite you to join us for this special Zos Chanukah night seder program.
We’ll begin this holy night — Thursday, December 14 — with a special study program beginning at 7:50 pm with Rabbi Dovid Gleizer.
 After we review some texts and sources, Rabbi Gleizer will present a short Torah lecture at 8:40 pm. 

What is significant about Zos Chanukah

The final day of Chanukah is significant because it encapsulates all of Chanukah. According to Jewish law, the number of lights lit on each day of Chanukah should be in accordance with the actual number of days of Chanukah. Our Sages relate that "Chanukah" is an acronym for "Eight lights are to be lit". Therefore, on the last night of Chanukah, when we light all eight lights, the spiritual lights of Chanukah are at their strongest.

Thursday, December 14 2023, at 7:50 PM

Portland Kollel | 6682 SW Capitol HWY Portland OR 97219