RESOURCES FOR VIRTUAL SEDERSAre you intending to have a Virtual Seder? You can plan a Zoom with family and friends or attend streaming Temple services. Here are some resources to help you plan a Seder this year that will certainly be different from all other years. How to Do a Pre-Seder Zoom Gathering Guide to Hosting (or Attending) a Virtual Passover Seder – Jewish Forward How to Make Your Virtual Seder Lively, Engaging, and Meaningful Resources from UJA Federation of New York The Coronavirus Seder Planner Useful Tips from the Jewish Federation of Philadelphia (including Downloadable Haggadot) Make your own Haggadah Join NCJW Inc.’s Passover Webinar on April 7 at 4:30 pm: Resistance Lessons from the Heroines of the Passover Story. To register, visit My Seder Menu – Adaptable Dishes from the New York Times (note you can login without a password) More Passover Recipes from The New York Times Attend a Seder Online Central Synagogue, New York https://www.centralsynagogue.org/worship/holidays_and_festivals/passover Kol Dorot in Bergen County is holding an online Seder for the Second Night of Passover, Thursday, April 9th. Sign up at Kol Dorot Online Seder. AND LASTLY … Let us hope and pray that by next year the planes will be flying and once more Next Year in Jerusalem will be a reality.  Click to enlarge. |
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