While we often think of Pesach as a time of restriction, it’s worth remembering that the holiday is also a celebration of freedom, rebirth, and new beginnings. While we mourn the suffering of our ancestors, we simultaneously appreciate our ability to gather and connect with our community during this season of renewal.
We look forward to connecting with you this spring.
Join us for a special breakfast following Morning Minyan as we celebrate Pesach as a community. We’ll schmooze and share a kosher-for-Passover meal together.
The ancient tradition of Maot Hittim – sharing food provisions with the poor – is an important part of sharing Passover with the wider Jewish community. This year, we are encouraging our community to support Leket Israel, a food-rescue organization helping to feed people across Israel.