How to celebrate hanukkah

We celebrate Hanukkah (or the Feast of Dedication) in our Christian home to focus on God’s omnipotence and faithfulness to His people. As Christians, we also celebrate the re-dedication of our lives due to the cleansing of our hearts through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. If the thought of Christians celebrating Hanukkah is

If you're not Jewish celebrating Hanukkah can seem intimidating. Here I break down the history behind the holiday and lay out exactly what you need to celebrate THIS year! . . #hanukkah #hanukkahdecorations #hanukkahdecor #celebratinghanukkah #chanukah

What is Hanukkah and why do some Christians celebrate it? And what does Hanukkah have to do with Jesus?

"It’s our most favorite time of year, moving on from turkey to latkes, a family favorite! Our family chooses to celebrate both Hanukkah and Christmas and enjoys using the weekend after Thanksgiving to start decorating!" #Hanukkah #Traditions #Christmas #Holidays #NewOrleansMom

Fun Hanukkah lessons and activities! Learn about the Hanukkah story for teaching kids about Hanukkah with traditions, menorah, dreidels, Hanukkah blessings (including printable Hanukkah story)! Holiday resources for lesson plans, Hanukkah games and activities, and Hanukkah crafts for kids to learn about the Festival of Lights.

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Exploring Hanukkah: The Festival of Lights and Jewish Traditions The difference between Christmas and Hanukkah celebrations Generally, the Jewish community doesn't celebrate Christmas as a religious holiday. Christmas is a Christian holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. However, some Jewish families might celebrate some of thecultural aspects of Christmas, like having a special meal or

Hanukkah is just a month away, and with that comes a number of fun activities that you can do with your kids. Of course, this will also serve as the perfect moment to bond with your family while celebrating the festival at the same time. That said, if you want to have a deeper celebration of Hanukkah, you can prepare for this by doing different Hanukkah-themed activities. Let’s have a look at those fun activities that you and your kids can do during Hanukkah traditions.