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Everything you need for Passover

Click on the links below for your Passover information:

 

Rabbi Paskind's Pesach Guide 5783

 

 

Sale of Chametz Form 5783 via the Rabbinical Assembly

Passover Service Schedule and Links

Tuesday, April 4

Wednesday, April 5, Erev Pesach

  • 7:00 am Minyan Zoom Link
  • 7:30 am Siyyum for Firstborn. Register with the Rabbinical Assembly Click here
  • 9:00 am burning of Chametz in the Beth El parking lot
  • 10:48 am last time to eat Chametz.
  • 11:52 am all Chametz must be disposed of
  • 7:04 pm Candle lighting
  • First Seder

Thursday, April 6, First day of Pesach

  • 10:00 am Yom Tov service in person or via Livestream
  • Second Seder
  • 8:06 pm Candle lighting

Friday, April 7, Second day of Pesach

  • 10:00 am Yom Tov service in person or via Livestream
  • 11:00 am Special Kids' Pesach Program in person
  • 6:00 pm Abbreviated Kabbalat Shabbat service in person or via Zoom link
  • 7:06 pm Candle lighting

Saturday, April 8, Pesach Intermediate Shabbat

  • 10:00 am Shabbat service in person or via Livestream

Monday, April 10 - Tuesday, April 11

  • 8:00 am Minyan for the Intermediate days of Pesach via Zoom link

Tuesday, April 11

  • 7:11 pm Candle lighting

Wednesday, April 12, Seventh day of Pesach

  • 10:00 am Yom Tov services in person or via Livestream
  • 8:12 pm Candle lighting

Thursday, April 13, Eighth Day of Pesach, Yizkor

  • 10:00 am Yom Tov services (with Yizkor) in person via Livestream
  • Link to Yizkor Book
  • 8:14 pm Havdalah for the end of Pesach
  • 9:30 pm your Chametz will return to you at the end of the holiday

Friday, April 14

  • Chametz-fest Shabbat Dinner. Enjoy breaking your week of matzah with an Olive Oil Tasting followed by Kabbalat Shabbat services and a free very bread-y Shabbat Dinner. Register Here

Passover  Recipes from our Cooking Class Series last year

“All who are hungry, let them enter and eat”

Seder Matching

a. If you’re looking to attend a virtual or in-person seder, let the Rabbi or office know.

b. If you’re hosting a virtual or in-person seder and would like to welcome fellow congregants, let the Rabbi or office know.

BitMoji Classroom for Passover   
by Jack Leventhal



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Passover Poem for the Seder table

Tue, March 19 2024 9 Adar II 5784