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When is Hanukkah this year? The question everyone is dying to know!  Hanukkah begins at sundown on Christmas day, December 25th!  Want to celebrate Hanukkah this year with your family in your own home but not sure where to start? We've got a guide for that!  Plan ahead and check out the link below to get your guide to the Hanukkah Holiday Season!  Link in bio: Hanukkah

Celebrate the light and joy of Hanukkah with family, friends, and cherished traditions. Let the candles remind us of resilience, hope, and the beauty of togetherness. Chag Sameach! nextMEDIA Driving Business to Your Business . . . #nextmedia #nextmediadigital #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingmiami #digitalmarketingagency #digitalmarketingtips #digitalmarketingstrategy #hanukkah #hanukkah2024

🕎 Happy Hanukkah! As we light the menorah and enjoy the warmth of family and friends, let's celebrate the Festival of Lights with joy and gratitude. Did you know each candle represents a day the oil miraculously burned in the temple? What's your favorite Hanukkah tradition or memory? Share with us in the comments below! #Hanukkah #ExactEstate #PropertyManagementSoftware

Celebrate the light and joy of Hanukkah with family, friends, and cherished traditions. Let the candles remind us of resilience, hope, and the beauty of togetherness. Chag Sameach! nextMEDIA Driving Business to Your Business . . . #nextmedia #nextmediadigital #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingmiami #digitalmarketingagency #digitalmarketingtips #digitalmarketingstrategy #hanukkah #hanukkah2024

In this presentation we’ll consider; When is Hanukkah and which calendar?; What does Bible say about Hanukkah?; What do commentaries say about Hanukka; What do old historical (non Bible, The Apocrypha) books tell us?; What do we mean by Hanukkah?; Hanukkah by George Gunn; Hanukkah Is Joyous; Hanukkah Is Miraculous; Hanukkah menorah, or hanukkiah; Who or What Is The ninth branch of the Hanukkah, the “shamash”, “helper” or “servant”; Hanukkah - Christmas Or Both?;

As we gather during this season of light and reflection, we celebrate the beautiful traditions of Kwanzaa and Hanukkah, each offering profound lessons of resilience, unity, and hope. Rooted in African heritage, Kwanzaa inspires us with its seven principles that strengthen community and purpose. At the same time, Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, reminds us of the triumph of faith and the miracle of perseverance. As we approach 2025, let us consider taking the best from other cultures to increase our awareness and deepen our appreciation of diversity's richness. Embracing and learning from different traditions fosters understanding and enriches our shared humanity. Together, we can build a brighter future by celebrating the beauty in our differences. Affirmation: I celebrate the richness of diversity and respect every culture's beliefs, traditions, and strengths. Together, we grow stronger and achieve greater unity. #UnityInDiversity #CelebratingCultures #KwanzaaAndHanukkah #DiversityIsStrength #Embracing2025

Eight nights of Hanukkah? That’s eight nights to gather with loved ones, share stories, and enjoy festive treats (and maybe perfect those latkes!). May this holiday season be filled with laughter, light, and the joy of tradition. Sending warm wishes for a Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate! Olivia 💛 #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights #ClientFocus #SalesCoaching #EffectiveSelling #SalesSuccess #OliviaLockWood #OpenUpCoaching #SalesStrategy #SalesSuccess #SalesCoaching

Today marks the beginning of both Kwanzaa and Hanukkah, a beautiful reminder that even amidst diverse celebrations, we share a common thread – the spirit of the season. As the holiday celebrations continue, let's use this time as an opportunity to celebrate the beautiful tapestry of human connection that unites us all, rather than focusing on our differences. Let's embrace the spirit of the season – a time for giving, gratitude, and togetherness. Let's remember that we are all part of the same human family, sharing common hopes, dreams, and experiences. Let's choose kindness, empathy, and understanding. Let's build bridges of connection, not walls of division. Let's celebrate the unique beauty of our diverse cultures and perspectives, recognizing that our differences enrich our world. May this holiday season be a time of healing, hope, and harmony for all. #Kwanzaa #Hanukkah #HolidaySpirit #Unity #HumanConnection #Diversity #CelebrateTogether

As we light the menorah, we celebrate the season of hope, perseverance, and the miracles that bring us together. Hanukkah reminds us of the power of light in overcoming darkness and the importance of unity within our communities. Learn more about the history, traditions, and significance of Hanukkah in our MFHA Connections Key Fact Sheet here: https://bit.ly/3ZLGmgx

Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is not just a time for celebration––it's a powerful reminder of resilience, unity, and standing firm in your ideals. Rooted in the ancient story of the Maccabees, who fought against oppression and reclaimed their sacred space, Hanukkah teaches us the importance of returning from adversity, no matter how many times we're knocked down. It's about rebuilding—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—and finding the strength to continue in the face of challenges. Much like the Maccabees' triumph, creating a conference or event shares similar themes. Obstacles may arise when curating an experience or gathering, whether for business or celebration. Plans may fall through, budgets get stretched, or unforeseen issues emerge. Yet, just as the menorah's flame defied the odds, there's always room for creativity, adaptability, and tenacity. It's about bringing people together, lighting a spark of inspiration, and showing that when we stand united, we're stronger than the sum of our parts. So this Hanukkah, as you light the menorah and gather with loved ones, reflect on these core lessons. In life and event planning, resilience and community are the keys to turning setbacks into triumphs. Let the light guide you forward. Dan Cohen Gary Krieger Jen Coken Waldo Waldman, MBA, CSP, CPAE Shane Feldman Apolo Ohno Andrew Busch Tony D'Amelio #Hanukkah #HappyHanukkah #EventProfs #FestivalOfLights #Hanukkah2024 #Menorah