The most celebrated of Jewish rituals around the world is that of the Passover seder– as we taste, re-enact, sing, and tell the story of our ancestors’ redemption from slavery in ancient Egypt. During the festive meal, we journey throughout history, bringing the eternal themes to consider our individual and communal roles in redemption today. Additionally, we celebrate renewal as God’s creatures emerge from hibernation and constraints; this year, offers us a deeply moving moment to observe Passover in community. Together, we will march towards hope and freedom, see wonders, and give thanks for the abundant blessings in our lives. Dayenu.
Please join us as we celebrate the holiday of freedom together.
Festival Services
Festival Programming
Rabbinical Assembly Pesach Guide 5782
This year’s Pesach guide is a brief outline of the policies and procedures relevant to the preparation of a kosher for Pesach home in accordance with the principles of Conservative Judaism and its understanding of Jewish Law.
Passover Customs
Other Seder Needs
SEDER NEEDS
It is the responsibility of the ENTIRE community to ensure that each of its members has the basic requirements for Seder. If you or someone you know does not have access this year for whatever reason (financial, lack of availability, etc), please don’t hesitate to call Rabbi Tender at (604) 271-6262 or e-mail her. Connect SO that we, as a community, can ensure that each of our members has access.
NEED TO BORROW HAGGADOT?
Siddurim (prayer books)?
Please call the synagogue to make arrangements (604) 271-6262.