Cordoba Argentina Chanikas Hamikvah
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Cordoba Argentina Chanikas Hamikvah

The Jewish community of Cordoba, Argentina has dedicated its new kosher mikvah, built with Mikvah Tahara Association. The lit sign at the entrance reads “Zera Kodesh – Mikve”, and the Chanukas Hamikvah brought the Rav, rabbanim and community members together for speeches and a festive meal.

Cordoba has the second-largest Jewish community in Argentina. It has 140 women who are active members, women’s classes three times a week, Shabbos activities for about 80 children, and its own Maimonides school with 100 students. The community hopes the new mikvah will draw another 40 women.

The photos show the guests outside the new building, the reception, the speeches beside the Mikvah Tahara Association banner, and the plaque mounted in the mikvah. Read more on the Cordoba, Argentina mikvah project page.

Guests at the Chanukas Hamikvah reception in Cordoba, the association's logo on the screen
The lit sign reading Zera Kodesh - Mikve at the entrance to the Cordoba mikvah
Guests outside the new mikvah building in Cordoba, Argentina
Community members gathered around the Rav at the Cordoba mikvah dedication
A speaker at the lectern beside the Mikvah Tahara Association banner at the Cordoba dedication
Two rabbanim beside the Mikvah Tahara Association thank-you banner at the Cordoba dedication
Making a blessing over wine at the Cordoba Chanukas Hamikvah meal
The Mikvah Tahara Association plaque mounted in the new Cordoba mikvah

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