Virtual Congregational Seder on Thursday, April 9 at 6pm on Zoom
Haggadah for our Congregational Seder
The text will be projected on the screen during the seder, but you can also print it out beforehand. If you would like to download it and use your own digital copy during the seder, we recommend you use a second screen for Zoom.
If you would like to lead an English reading in our seder, please contact Rabbi Adena Blum so she can coordinate with you.
We will lead the entire seder together, leaving the festive meal for afterward.
Checklist for their seder (Not required this year! Do the best you can):
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2 candles
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cups of wine or grape juice for every participant
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cups of water for every participant
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Purell, hand wipes, or water pitcher with basin and towels for handwashing
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Seder plate: shankbone (or roasted beet), charoset, roasted egg, horseradish, lettuce, green vegetable or herb (like parsley), orange (optional)
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matzah
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salt water
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2 empty cups for Elijah and Miriam
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pillow(s)
Passover Yizkor on Wednesday, April 15 at 8:30am on Zoom
The Downtown Seder 2020 livestream - Monday, April 6 at 6pm
More than twenty artists, thinkers, and entertainers will join live in this unprecedented gathering as we wander together through the quarantine desert; an ancient dinner party that transcends religion and provokes new thinking in a world hungry for order
Virtual Passover Resources
List of curated digital content for Passover provided by the Reform Movement
Online Haggadot:
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Contemporary Reform Flipbook: Sharing the Journey
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Classical Reform Flipbook: The New Union Haggadah (Revised Edition)
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Several options in PDF format at www.haggadahsrus.com
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Kid-friendly from PJ Library
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A concise version from the Jewish Federation
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Make your own at www.haggadot.com
More resources at SEDER2020
10 Tips for Your Virtual Seder
Connect your Passover celebration to the mitzvah of feeding the hungry:
https://mazon.org/get-involved/jewish-holidays/passover
If you have any questions as you are planning your Passover celebration, please reach out to any of our staff:
Passover Food
If you are in need of Passover groceries but are not able to shop for yourself, there are several options available.
A number of grocery providers have delivery services; however, we cannot guarantee their availability, cost-effectiveness, timeliness, or inventory.
Amazon
Shop-Rite
Stop and Shop
Peapod
There are congregants who have volunteered to buy groceries for congregants who are not able. While we will make every effort to fulfill requests and needs, we are limited by the availability of food in the stores. Please email Kesher-Caring Task Force.
If you are experiencing food scarcity, please call JFCS at 609-987-8100.