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Pesach
Home : Prayer/Ritual : Holidays : Pesach

Festival of Pesach 2010 - 5770  

Monday, March 29
 

Siyum B'khorim

Service/Study/Breakfast

 

6:00 am

Final Housecleaning for Pesach

 
   
Erev Pesach I  
Festival Service
6:00 pm.
1st Seder  

 
Tuesday, March 30  
Pesach I     
Festival Service
9:00 am.
   
Erev Pesach II  
Festival Service
5:45 pm.
 

Wednesday, March 31

 
Pesach II  
Festival Service
9:00 am
Evening Minyan
7:30 pm.

 
Thursday & Friday, April 1 & 2  
Chol Hamoed Pesach - Morning Minyanim
6:30 am
Kabbalat Shabbat Service
6:30 pm
Evening Minyan
7:30 pm

 
Saturday, April 3  
Chol Hamoed Pesach  
Shabbat Service
9:00 am.
Young Family Shabbat
10:30 am.
   

Sunday, April 4
 
Chol Hamoed Pesach  
Morning Minyanim
9:00 am
   

Erev Pesach VII

 
Festival Service
6:30 pm
   

Monday,, April 5
 
Pesach VII  
Festival Service
9:00 am.
 
Erev Pesach VIII  
Festival Service
6:30 pm
   

Tuesday, April 6
 
Pesach VIII  
Festival Service/Yizkor
9:00 am

 

Siyum B’khorim and Breakfast for the First Born

Monday, March 29, 6:00 am

The day preceding Passover is a special fast day for the first born. The completion of a course of study - a Siyum - allows the first born to celebrate at a Seudat Mitzvah, which exempts them from fasting on this day.

Rabbi Alex Felch will conduct such a Siyum B'khorim and Seudat Mitzvah. All first born sons and daughters are urged to attend (naturally, everyone is invited). Breakfast will be served.


Selling the Chametz

According to our tradition, we may not possess any levened food after the disposal of chametz by the morning before the Seder. Since it is impossible to destroy all of the chametz in one's possession, the Rabbinic authorities have arranged for a symbolic sale called M'chirat Chametz, which is arranged through a rabbi.

The procedure may be arranged by filling out a contract and sending it to the Synagogue any time during the week preceding Passover, but no later than the morning of the first seder.


Wines from Israel for Passover

Order deadline:

Tursday, March 18

Click here for flyer and order form. Wines Passover 2010

All profits are sent back through JUF for worthy causes


Shop the B'nai TIkvah Sisterhood GIft Shop for all your Passover Needs - 20% discount on Passover merchandise.

 






 
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