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Why Retell the Story of the Exodus From Egyptian Slavery?

We creatively insert ourselves into the mythic story in a way that reflects us, and by doing so, express our deepest values.

Miriam's Cup Ritual for Passover Seder

This ritual honors Miriam as part pf the seder.

Kavannah for Karpas at the Passover Seder

"We will sing/Mir Zaynen Do/We are here/We are still here"

Lo Dayenu (for Passover 5784)

"If we gather around the Seder table in joy and don’t make room for tears, lo dayenu..."

Passover 2020

"Imagine Moses / leading the slaves out of Egypt on Zoom..."

The Four People

The Four People passover supplement

Civil Disobedience and Passover, by Rabbi Maurice Harris

There’s something we don’t talk about enough when we tell the Passover story, and that is civil disobedience—in particular, the civil disobedience of five women who enabled Moses to survive his infancy.

Engaging with Writer’s Block through the Lens of Passover

I learned to embrace all the feelings that come along with so-called writer’s block and include them in the writing process

What If We Read Passover as a Solidarity Story?

Abolition is more than the ending of legalized enslavement. It is a dismantling of institutionalized systems of oppression that enslave, imprison and devalue lives deemed expendable.

The Reconstructionist Network

Serving as central organization of the Reconstructionist movement

Training the next generation of groundbreaking rabbis

Modeling respectful conversations on pressing Jewish issues

Curating original, Jewish rituals, and convening Jewish creatives

The Reconstructionist Network