Seder is a traditional Jewish dinner, usually held once or twice during the holiday of Passover. It typically consists of a speaker reading stories and singing songs from the Haggadah, a Jewish text ...

Prayers of the Testaments Passover Series Vol 2 "Promise" by Cantor Margo Joy Nostalgic, heartfelt and fun loving songs for your Passover seder retelling the traditions of the Biblical story of ...

Beit Blumi Jewish Early Childhood Center hosts an annual model seder before Passover where preschool children and their families can join together in a fun mock seder, complete with seder plates ...

We ended the seder with lyrics of a folk song by Shaul Tchernichovsky that my Israeli friend Nadav Tamir, executive director of J Street Israel, believes should be the anthem of today: ...

The seder, open to everyone, is expected to draw approximately 200 attendees, including African-American Jews, elected officials and community leaders.

Palm Beach County’s legal community held a different kind of Passover seder Monday night, one that addressed the tumultuous nature of the world and the rise in antisemitism.

Passover 2025 is officially here! Here's what you need to know about how to celebrate Pesach start and end dates to what food to eat for a Seder meal.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – An upstate synagogue took part in an ancient tradition for the first time in decades. On Sunday afternoon, Temple B’nai Israel of Spartanburg took part in a traditio… ...

Passover 2025 is officially here! Here's what you need to know about how to celebrate Pesach start and end dates to what food to eat for a Seder meal.

Pensacola Jews gathered at the Pensacola Chabad to celebrate the Exodus from Egypt as their ancestors have done for millennia, with Passover Seder.

Is the Passover Seder Zionist? Or is it, in fact, the exact opposite?Like most Jewish questions, it depends on who you ask.

What is it that makes God an unlikely and surprising subject? And why would it never occur to me to make our Creator the theme of a Seder?