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Menorah-making in Richmond

Menorah-making in Richmond

The Shadeck family. (photo by Sarah Aginsky)

Approximately 300 people showed up to a menorah-making event at the Home Depot in Richmond on Sunday, Dec. 3. Families could come and make menorot out of wood, glue and nails supplied by Home Depot. Chabad of Richmond also supplied bullet shell casings to hold the candles on the menorah, symbolic of turning weapons of war into a source of light and life.

photo - Mayaan and her dad Amir
Mayaan and her dad Amir. (photo by Sarah Aginsky)
photo - Liam with his menorah
Liam with his menorah. (photo by Sarah Aginsky)
photo - Levi and Rabbi Nuta Yisrael Shurack
Levi and Rabbi Nuta Yisrael Shurack. (photo by Sarah Aginsky)
Format ImagePosted on December 15, 2017December 14, 2017Author Sarah AginskyCategories Celebrating the HolidaysTags Chabad, Chanukah, chanukiyah, Home Depot, menorah
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