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Written by Devora Greenberg, Rav Siach Director and Rabbi Arie Hasit, Educational Developer from our sister congregation in Israel  Hanukkah is a holiday of many miracles, yet all of them share the theme that light, be it actual or metaphorical, has the ability to expel even the most powerful darkness. The following study includes a number of texts from Jewish and Israeli sources. These texts reference the struggle between light and darkness, exploring together what darkness is in our world right now and how are you able to bring light to it, what can small minorities do when they see a darkness caused by a group stronger than they are.
You can join the Giving Circle by sending a $36.00 check to the Adath main office, ATTN: Hesed in the Memo, or by volunteering 3 hours at any combination of PRISM, STEP, ICA or Our Saviour’s Shelter.
You can sign up to volunteer HERE, or contact Sharon Garber at [email protected]. Jodi Rubin explains why joining Adath’s 2nd Giving Circle recently was an easy “of course.”12/1/2017
 Life can get busy around our house with four kids between the ages of 6-13. In addition to school, our afternoons and weekends consist of my husband and I playing the role of Uber drivers for our kids’ sports, religious schools, play-dates and extra curricular activities. We LOVE the chaos and the busy life that comes with having four children. That said, there are times when I wish we could slow down just a bit, take a step back and a deep breath to appreciate it all, and do more to understand how other people outside our little bubble live.
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