Celebrate

Passover teaches that is possible to free ourselves from the pressures of modern society.

Remembering Victims of terror.

Preparations for Passover include helping those in need.

What is viewed as a game by children can have deep significance for adults.

An overview of preparing for the seder and the elements of a traditional seder.

Jewish texts have much to say on this subject.

The selections highlight different aspects of the holiday.

The bread of poverty has a rich history in Rabbinic literature.

Commentaries on the Haggadah contrast the evil of Laban with Pharaoh and see Laban as a symbol for political, sociological, and psychological evil.

Unleavened bread represents both slavery and freedom.

There is a theological explanation for why Passover occurs in the spring.