Chanukah Menorah Parade

Chanukah Menorah Parade

Springfield’s Jewish community came out in full force for a lively and joyful Menorah Parade. Cars, each adorned with a glowing menorah, paraded through the city streets, bringing the holiday spirit to life. Starting from the Chabad Jewish Centre, the parade spread Chanukah light and joy as participants waved and played festive music. The celebration concluded with a menorah lighting at a central location, where everyone gathered to mark the occasion together, sharing in the warmth and tradition of the holiday.

Menorah Lighting at White Oaks Mall

Menorah Lighting at White Oaks Mall

The Jewish community of Springfield gathered at White Oaks Mall for a festive Menorah lighting ceremony, celebrating Chanukah with music, hot drinks, and traditional treats. Rabbi Eli Turen led the lighting of the giant menorah, surrounded by families, friends, and local leaders. The event brought together warmth and joy, spreading the light of Chanukah to all attendees as they joined in song and blessings.

Zelda (Zeldy) Welcoming Ceremony

 Zelda (Zeldy) Welcoming Ceremony

What a joy it was to celebrate the arrival of our precious daughter, Zeldy! Her Welcoming Ceremony was filled with warmth, love, and blessings from family and friends. Zeldy is named in honor of Rebbetzin Zelda Rachel Schneerson, of righteous memory, and we pray she will follow in her noble footsteps. Thank you to everyone who joined us to mark this special moment and shower our little one with so much love. Your presence and good wishes mean the world to us! Thank you Yisroel-Rambach for the beautiful pictures!

Bearing Witness

Bearing Witness

Wow! What a powerful and moving event! It was truly remarkable to see a packed room of about 100 people as our community gathered to hear the courageous story of Amit Ganish, a survivor of the Nova massacre. Her powerful journey deeply touched us all. A heartfelt thank you to Cary Israel for being a Gold sponsor of this event and helping make it possible. Thank you Yisroel-Steve Rambach for the pictures.