Welcome to Our Menorah Museum

Last Friday, the Kohavim children officially opened a Menorah Museum for the day. All week they had been preparing by bringing in their family menorahs from home. Each morning different children shared the stories behind their menorahs. Some were given to children when they were born, some were purchased on a visit to Israel, some had Hebrew letters, and some had children's names. Each menorah was as unique as the story behind it. The children prepared a sign for the museum and invited all of the classes in the Children's Center to visit. The children explained that the museum would be open for only that day, as the menorahs would need to go home for families to celebrate Chanukah. All of the classes accepted the invitation and it was such a treat to welcome them into our Museum. The Kohavim children stood behind the menorahs providing the visitors with details about each menorah and it's story. The children were particularly excited to give Rabbi Todd a personal tour. Thank you to all our visitors and supporters. And a special thank you to the children and families of the Kohavim class who shared with us their beautiful menorahs and special stories.