August 17, 2022 —

A blessing welcoming people of other faiths to a Passover seder

March 23, 2012 — In our ceremony for Passover, we focused on the redemptive properties of the living waters rather than on

June 17, 2022 — If members of your crew seem a bit disappointed that this year will be different than all the others, remind them that this whole scenario is actually kinda fitting: Mitzrayim means “narrow place.” “We’re experiencing narrowing very literally right now,” Cohen says. “What we can take from that is not just a message about our own longing for liberation, but our responsibility to help others who are in places of constriction. In many ways, it’s the right holiday to have this happen.” Look on the bright side!

August 17, 2022 — "Seder participants select a decorated pillowcase"

April 1, 2025 — An updated version of the traditional Passover song, with a contemporary persepctive.

August 17, 2022 —

Including Kos Miryam (Miriam's Cup) in our Passover seder as a symbol of our past redemption

April 7, 2024 — The Torah doesn't steer people away from slavery; it merely regulates the “lawful” treatment of human property.

August 30, 2022 —

Passover and Food Justice Seder supplement

August 17, 2022 —

A prayer, fashioned after traditional tekhinot, women's prayers, consecrating the endless preparations for Passover