Passover materials
Service Information
SUNDAY March 28
10:30am
Passover Zoom Festival Service with Rabbi Adrienne Scott
(email Laura Kaplan for the Zoom link)
5:00pm
Passover Zoom Conversation with Rabbi Adrienne Scott, Rabbi Aaron Sataloff, and David M. Scott, RJE
(email Laura Kaplan for the Zoom link)
SATURDAY April 3
10:30am
Yizkor Service with Rabbi David Lyon and Rabbi Aaron Sataloff.
Seder Resources
2020 Seder Dinner at Beth Israel
Click Here to watch last year’s Seder Dinner
A Note from the Schachtel Library
The Beth Israel Schachtel Library has an expansive variety of haggadahs for our congregants to borrow. If you would like to borrow a quantity for your home seder, contact Judy Weidman, Temple Librarian at jweidman@beth-israel.org to arrange for a pickup. A bag can be left for you outside the school entrance with your haggadahs with some advance notice.
The following are just some of the haggadahs available for your use:
The 30 minute Seder– always a popular choice.
The 60 minute Seder. In case 30 minutes is too short!
The Reform Baskin Haggadah- this is the Reform movement’s customary choice. We have lots of these to circulate.
Richard Codor’s Joyous Haggadah: the Illuminated Story of Passover– a lovely choice for seders with children
The Gateways Haggadah: a seder for the whole family. A very accessible choice for all ages.
For this we left Egypt? A Passover haggadah for Jews and those who love them.
Sammy spider’s First Haggadah — Kids love Sammy.
A Passover Haggadah for Congregation Beth Israel– Rabbi Lyon’s own publication used for temple seders.
Many more titles available- check out the catalog on the Beth Israel Website on the library page.
Passover Music Resources
Passover Activities for Families with Young Children
