can·dle·hold·er (k n dl-h l d r)n. A candlestick. |
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Morgan's mitzvoth include donating sabbath candles and candleholders, games and books to the Jewish Home for the Aging in Reseda. Chapters cover beeswax candles, molded candles, hand-dipped candles, gel candles, and vibrant candleholders that can be made from recycled materials. Parishioners donate the candles and candleholders, according to parish volunteer Fran Langlois. |
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