Happy Passover from HCRJ
Community Virtual Seders
Shma Koleinu
First Night
Wednesday, April 8 at 6:30pm
Congregation Beth Yeshurun
First Night – A Seder for All Ages
Wednesday, April 8 at 6:30pm
Second Night – A Seder for Families with Children
Thursday, April 9 at 5pm
Second Night – A Seder for Young Professionals
Thursday, April 9 at 8pm
Congregation Brith Shalom
First Night – Intergenerational Community Experience
Wednesday, April 8 at 6:15pm
Second Night – Teens and Adults Seder
Thursday, April 9 at 7pm
Learn How to Lead a Passover Seder
Are you planning to lead your own Passover Seder instead of attending a community virtual one? Have you led a Seder before? Watch this video on how to lead your own Seder with Rabbi Gross.
The Themes of Passover
Rabbi Gross discusses the themes of Passover.
Learn How to Make Matzah
Melissa, Brooke and Logan Wolfson show you how to make matzah.
Seder Meal
Looking to get your Seder catered? We’ve found options for you below:
Ziad Dimassi
Jenny Tavor Custom Catering
Genesis Steakhouse and Wine Bar
Chef Smirnov Catering
Dessert Gallery Bakery & Cafe
Three Brothers Bakery
Haggadah
Click below to view three Haggadah options to consider for your Seder.
Haggadah (for adults and older kids. This is the Haggadah we use at the HCRJ Seder each year)
Haggadah (shorter service, more appropriate for younger families)
Make Your Own Haggadah
Songs
It wouldn’t be a Seder without singing. Watch Rabbi Gross below play and sing the Seder Table Song, Pharaoh Pharaoh, Dayenu and The Four Questions.
Seder Table
Pharaoh Pharaoh
Dayenu
The Four Questions
The Passover Story
Here are two video versions of the Passover Story.
The Passover Story in 10 Scenes from PJ Library
Moses and the Passover Story – The Kids Version
The Four Sons
The Four Sons and All Their Sons – A Passover Tale
The Four Sons are the focus of one of the most beloved and intriguing tales at the Passover Seder, so much so that the fable has been relentlessly reinterpreted over the centuries – in art, in music, in words – as often as any story ever told. Generations have used it to suggest how to pass on beliefs to their children, a cornerstone of the Seder and really of all faiths. So, join our Seder, including 34 versions of the story, and meet the most special siblings at any Seder – the Four Sons.
Watch a preview here.
This film is available to watch from Wednesday, April 1-Friday, April 10. To receive the film link, please email Justin@hcrj.org.