The Pensacola Mikvah
A Mikvah is one of the most important and vital parts of Jewish life.
Ever since Rabbi Mendel & Nechama Danow moved to Pensacola and opened Chabad here in town, building a Mikvah has been on their radar.
Jewish people have lived in Pensacola for hundreds of years, yet Pensacola does not yet have a Mikvah. The closest one is 1.5 hours away.
Two years ago, Rabbi Mendel & Nechama started the journey of making this dream a reality. To build a pristine, modern Mikvah that will combine practical beauty with innate spirituality, allowing for an experience that is private, relaxing, rejuvenating, and uplifting.
The rituals involved in family purity add unmatched dimensions of sanctity, holiness, and unity to the marital relationship.
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“THE MIKVAH IS THE TOUCHSTONE OF JEWISH LIFE AND THE PORTAL TO A JEWISH FUTURE.”
For thousands of years, Jews have turned to the Mikvah for renewal and purification.
The practices involved in the mitzvah of Taharat Hamishpacha, family purity, add unmatched dimensions of sanctity, holiness, and unity to the marital relationship.
Being that water is the primary source of all living things, it has the power to restore and replenish life. Symbolically, immersion in the mikvah is like a return to the womb, and immersion represents a spiritual rebirth.
By immersing in the Mikvah, a woman links herself to an ongoing tradition that has spanned generations, to Jewish women around the world and throughout time.
The new, pristine, fully-modern Mikvah will combine practical beauty with innate spirituality, allowing for an experience that is relaxing, rejuvenating and uplifting.
The Mikvah opens a connection to eternal Jewish spirituality, and gives the gift of purity and transcendence to the individual, the community and the Jewish people as a whole.
