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As part of our continuing Ceremony & Celebration series to highlight the teachings of Rabbi Sacks zt”l, we are delighted to share with you this NEW 8-part series for Chanukah.

This educational resource includes short thoughts on Chanukah from the writings of Rabbi Sacks zt”l as well as additional educational content and games for children developed by the Office of Rabbi Sacks together with Dr. Daniel Rose. The series has been beautifully designed by Jonny Lipczer.

We hope you enjoy using them and continue to share the light of Rabbi Sacks’ teachings which shone so brightly for us and for the world. Wishing you all a Chanukah Sameach!

Click here to download the entire 8-part series in full, or select resources for the individual nights below.

Candle 1 – INSPIRED BY FAITH, WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD

Candle 2 – THE LIGHT OF WAR AND THE LIGHT OF PEACE

Candle 3 – INSIDE / OUTSIDE

Candle 4 – THE FIRST CLASH OF CIVILISATIONS

Candle 5 – CHANUKAH IN OUR TIME

Candle 6 – THE THIRD MIRACLE

Candle 7 – THE LIGHT OF THE SPIRIT NEVER DIES

Candle 8 – TO LIGHT ANOTHER LIGHT

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