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A Historic Community Moment: "A Time for Renewal"

A Mikvah is a cornerstone of blessing for any Jewish community, symbolizing rebirth, renewal, and spiritual connection. The Hamilton Mikvah has received a major matching grant from 'Mikvah USA' to upgrade our facilities into a state-of-the-art, luxurious, and elegant location. We are grateful for the generous contributions we received this past year. As we look forward to initiating this transformative project, we invite you to partner with us in actualizing this dream. Please see our dedication & membership opportunities below.


The Meaning of Mikvah

Water is the primary source of life for all living things. It has the power to purify, restore, and replenish life. A Mikvah must be filled with 'living waters' from a flowing source that has never been dormant, such as fresh spring water, rainwater, or even melted snow. The water is kept under strict hygienic control, being cleaned daily and chlorinated. Immersion in the Mikvah has its roots in the Torah. The Mikvah has been a powerful symbol of life and rebirth for over three millennia. The word 'Mikvah' means 'hope.' It affirms Jewish continuity and is a central feature of Jewish family life.

The miraculous history of the Hamilton Mikvah is an inspirational story told worldwide.  Read the Story  Watch the Video

The Hamilton Mikvah is a beneficiary agency of the Hamilton Jewish Federation.


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Reserved Dedications

Mikvah Dedication (TAKEN)

Ritual Immersion Pool (TAKEN)

Perpetarory Room - 1 of 2 (TAKEN)

Ritual Washing Basin (TAKEN)

Sha'ar Entry Way (TAKEN)


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