As millions of Jewish Americans celebrate Passover this week, we revisited the timeless Passover teaching when we gathered around our Seder tables and recited: “In every generation, a person ...

In Departing Egypt: Passover Haggadah, he quotes a variety of sources, particularly Torah scholar and Modern Orthodox leader Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik.

Passover, which began on Saturday evening this year, commemorates the liberation of the ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt. It is a story of freedom, resilience and hope, but it does not ...

Dear all, We started teaching Maya and Eli the Four Questions of Passover just as they were learning to talk. (This photo is from last year’s Seder as they stood to sing them). Four Questions….

The Passover Mitzvah Tank Parade is a tradition that dates back to 1974. The goal is to spread awareness about Passover and deliver holiday necessities to various Jewish communities across the city.

In 20 years of teaching seder workshops, I always open with a (dad) joke: The seder doesn’t really have four questions, only one: “When do we eat?” I’d then offer tips and ideas from my ...

The Passover emphasizes the importance of empathy and helping others and remembering we are not alone in our struggles. This year, Passover begins at sundown on Saturday, April 12, and ends at ...

We can ask questions. The Passover seder models this by scripting “4 questions” that a child asks at the table to help learn about the family history.

After the teach-in, about 40 U-M students sat on blue tarps or foldable chairs with paper plates and plastic cups in hand. Near the center of the Diag, members of the U-M chapter of Jewish Voice for ...

But if the Passover Seder is to teach us anything with its many reminders of the depths of human pain and suffering, it should be that we must renounce such false choices.