These days feel so dark – it’s hard to think about how to pretend to be able to celebrated the "festival of lights"...

We need help in finding light these days. And not "toxic positivity light." No thank you. 

In this dark month. In these dark days. Can we find light in the dark? Or? At the very least -- is there something we can learn from the dark?

Chanukah HerTorah: Finding Light in the Dark

Monday, December 16th @ 8:15-9:45pm ET

www.svivah.org/gatherings/hertorah-chanukah2024

These wonderful educators will bring the Torah that is bringing them light. Others will give us tools, matches, to light sparks in the dark.

Finding light is possible. And essential.

From darkness into light — when it feels like an impossible task sometimes, our wonderful teachers will share the ways they are finding light in the dark. There is powerful Jewish wisdom for the dark. And through art, through writing, through dance, through mindful meditation — we’re going to ask our teachers to offer us tools to find the sparks that will help us find the light. We need it so. This is essential to all of us.

Join us. We need your spark in the room.

Come when you can, stay till you can’t. But, come. We have so much to learn from you.

Please invite someone you think might want to be with us, too.

Featuring Rabbi Lisa Goldstein, Rebecca Minkus Lieberman, Liba Zweigbaum Herman, Batsheva Ganz LMHC, R’ Dalia Davis, and R’ Aliza Sperling.

SVIVAH welcomes women 12+ and learners of all backgrounds. We’d love to have you with us.

Grateful to offer this in partnership with the Orot Center

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