A Hebrew/English translated Passover experience featuring a four-course traditional meal will be presented at 7 p.m. Friday, April 19, at Chabad Edelman Jewish Center, 16830 E. Avenue of the Fountains.
The highlight of Passover is observing Seder on each of the first two nights of the eight-day holiday. Passover begins at sundown Friday, April 19, and lasts until nightfall Saturday, April 27.
Rabbi Mendy Lipskier will explain Passover and lead guests in singing and participating in the traditional Seder meal.
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A Hebrew/English translated Passover experience featuring a four-course traditional meal will be presented at 7 p.m. Friday, April 19, at Chabad Edelman Jewish Center, 16830 E. Avenue of the Fountains.
The highlight of Passover is observing Seder on each of the first two nights of the eight-day holiday. Passover begins at sundown Friday, April 19, and lasts until nightfall Saturday, April 27.
Rabbi Mendy Lipskier will explain Passover and lead guests in singing and participating in the traditional Seder meal.
Seder is a 15-step, family-oriented tradition and ritual-packed feast. Focal points are eating matzah (unleavened bread), tasting bitter herbs, drinking four cups of wine or grape juice and reciting the Haggadah liturgy that describes the story of the Jews’ exodus from Egypt.
Although open to the entire Jewish community, regardless of affiliation, a reservation must be made either by calling Chabad, 480-795-6292, or visiting JewishFountainHills.com.
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