The first Passover seder is this Wednesday evening, April 5. Wishing everyone a meaningful, thoughtful, and joyous holiday! See below for the Worship Schedule and some Passover resources!
Wednesday, April 12 | 10:00 am | In-Person and Virtual
Haggadot
1.Mishkan HaSeder: A Passover Haggadah The new Reform Movement Haggadah, which combines age-old texts, fresh insights, inspiring poetry, new translations, and breathtaking art.
2.Haggadot.coma site where you can create your own haggadah. It gives you the order of the seder and provides traditional and more contemporary selections for each step of the seder. Rabbi London has been using this with her family for the last few years, and you can even use her haggadah as a template for your seder.
3.HIAS Haggadah contains many enriching supplements which address refugee and immigration issues.
4. MAZON Hunger Sedercontains many enriching supplements for every part of the seder. You can also make a donation to MAZON or Ma’ot Chitim or the ARK of Chicago).
5. Dayenu, A Jewish Call to Climate Action offers this Passover resource to engage those around the seder table in thinking about the Jewish concept of yirah, either as terror and fear or as wonder and awe.
Virtual Passover Learning Opportunities
1. A Night to Remember: An Online Passover Seder. This event is on Thursday, April 6 at 5:30 pm and is hosted by My Jewish Learning. Led by Rabbi Moishe Steigmann, this seder will offer a warm, meaningful and interactive celebration for the holiday. $18 for individuals to attend.
2. Passover Pastas Cooking Class. This event is on Saturday, April 8 at 3:00 pm and is hosted by The Wandering Chew. During this cooking class, learn how to make two Passover pastas (you read that right!), which will hopefully become holiday staples for you. Make Lemon Pepper Pappardelle and Ricotta Gnocchi with Herbs.