OPINION: "This August, I celebrated the importance of participating and helping ensure a fair system of government by doing my part to try and elect good leaders. This Rosh Hashanah, I will be reminded that ultimately, it is G-d who gives those leaders and their constituents the wherewithal to make the world a better place and that G-d wants each and every one of us to be involved citizens," writes Rabbi Yehuda Ceitlin of Chabad Tucson.
"Hanukkah is the victory of the tiny light over the darkness; the victory of hope over despair."
A roundup of what's going on in Tucson's faith community.Â
The Feb. 18 event will be held at Tucson High, a larger space than originally planned, due to "overwhelming response," organizers say. Â
She wants to give people hope.Â
A roundup of what's going on in Tucson's faith communityÂ
Celebrate Hanukkah while bowling.Â
Giant menorahs and fried foods.Â
A roundup of what's going on in Tucson's faith community.Â
A roundup of what's going on in Tucson's faith community.Â
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