It is a time for lights and candles. Last Sunday churches lit their first of four Advent candles and one more will be lit each week until the fifth candle is lit on Christmas Day itself. This sunset marks the beginning of Hannukah, the Jewish Festival of lights. Each day for the next eight days, successive candles will be lit, until all 8 are shining together. A ninth candle is the chief candle which stays alight and from this all the other candles are lit. So here is a Festival of Lights chart for you to use to spread the light. Just click on the image for a larger chart for you to copy and use. Happy Hannukah! Happy Advent!
Friday, 11 December 2009
Festival of Lights - Hannukah
It is a time for lights and candles. Last Sunday churches lit their first of four Advent candles and one more will be lit each week until the fifth candle is lit on Christmas Day itself. This sunset marks the beginning of Hannukah, the Jewish Festival of lights. Each day for the next eight days, successive candles will be lit, until all 8 are shining together. A ninth candle is the chief candle which stays alight and from this all the other candles are lit. So here is a Festival of Lights chart for you to use to spread the light. Just click on the image for a larger chart for you to copy and use. Happy Hannukah! Happy Advent!
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Thank you very much for this lovely Quaker Menorah chart. Very special !
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Thank you for the wonderful chart.
ReplyDeleteredlinen
Thank you for this lovely chart!
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