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Passover is celebrated in a festive meal called a Seder, during which the exodus of the Jews from Egypt is in a sense reenacted. Passover is perhaps the most important holiday for creating...
If you’re a goy (a non-Jew), and a Jewish friend invites you to a Passover Seder (ritual dinner), you should be flattered. The Seder on the first night of Passover is a family event that even...
Passover is a time for the Jewish people to gather with friends and family and read the Haggadah. It is extremely difficult for young children to sit through an entire Seder without any...
Passover, a major holiday on the Jewish calendar, addresses many universal themes, including the nature of freedom and oppression. Passover also has historical significance for Christians, as the...
The Haggadah (this name comes from the Hebrew word "to tell") is a document that recounts the story of the Jews' exodus from Egypt. The Haggadah, which is used during the Passover seder, also...
Over the last several years, many sects of Judaism have become more willing to allow women's perspectives and experiences to play into Jewish observance. Many communities and individuals have...
As the host of a Passover seder, it is important for you to create an experience that meets the needs of your guests. The following are some suggestions as to how to modify a seder, keeping their...
Passover is one of the high holy holidays of the Jewish faith. It is a celebration that observes Exodus of the former Jewish slaves from Egypt. Passover last seven days, and is considered to...
You can certainly have a traditional Passover Seder with kids. They can sit through the questions and the readings. They can join in when appropriate and sit quietly when it's not. Yes, A...
Passover is a special time for Jews. Between the large public Seders and the intimate ones in the homes of friends, there is no excuse to miss this annual event. And what other religious ceremony...
The Haggadah is a book that serves as a guide to fulfilling the commandment in Exodus 13:8: "And you shall tell your child on that day, saying: It is because of that which the Lord did for me when...
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