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Bet Haverim’s Chanukah March

Three dozen congregants took part in Bet Haverim's BeltLine march, stopping at sunset for prayers and songs.

By Dave Schechter December 5, 2018, 3:00 pm Edit

Dave Schechter is a veteran journalist whose career includes writing and producing reports from Israel and elsewhere in the Middle East.

Brad Davidorf, a member of Congregation Bet Haverim, with his guitar, leads congregants in song during a march along the BeltLine on the first night of Chanukah.
Congregation Bet Haverim Rabbi Joshua Lesser held aloft a lighted CBH sign as congregant Brad Davidorf, on guitar, led congregants in Chanukah songs, including the Ladino “Ocho Kandelikas.”
Congregation Bet Haverim Rabbi Joshua Lesser raised a lighted sign as he led three dozen congregants on the sunset march.
Youth members of Congregation Bet Haverim formed a human menorah during the congregation’s BeltLine walk.
Congregation Bet Haverim Rabbi Joshua Lesser held aloft a lighted CBH sign as congregant Brad Davidorf, on guitar, led congregants in Chanukah songs, including the Ladino “Ocho Kandelikas.”
A close-up of the lighted CBH sign that Rabbi Joshua Lesser carried as he led members in the Chanukah BeltLine march.

Congregation Bet Haverim celebrated the first night of Chanukah with a walk along the Atlanta BeltLine led by Rabbi Joshua Lesser. Three dozen congregants took part, stopping at sunset for prayers and songs.

Brad Davidorf, a member of Congregation Bet Haverim, with his guitar, leads congregants in song during a march along the BeltLine on the first night of Chanukah.

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