April 12: Believers' Gathering Passover Seder Service April 13: Second Night Seder April 18: Tot Shabbat (interactive music experience) How many people of the Jewish faith live in Michigan Michigan's ...

We often assume matzah represents suffering because of its texture (challah is so rich in comparison). But the original design of the seder didn’t focus on matzah’s taste or shape for its symbolic ...

Students Break Matzah Over Seder Table By Eve Shabto Apr 9, 2009 5:30 am · Updated Apr 9, 2009 9:30 am Reading time: about 4 minutes ...

For many Jews, the Passover Seder is one of the biggest, most momentous meals they’ll prepare the entire year. No pressure, right? The eight-day holiday, beginning on April 5 this year ...

The seder will be led by Rabbi Deena Silverstone and includes wine, matzah and a kosher dairy meal. The seder will follow the fun, modern haggadah “Don’t Fuhaggadahboudit,” which attendees ...

But the best thing to do with post-Seder matzo is fry up some matzo brei — either a classic recipe or my new version with feta, dill and hot honey. It’s savory, sweet, a little spicy and ...

Passover is celebrated for eight days. This year, it is April 12-20, according Chabad.org, the Chabad - Lubavitch Media Center. The seder, or Passover meal, will occur after nightfall on April 12.

What is maror? Maror refers to bitter herbs eaten during the course of the Passover meal, once on its own and once together with matzah, Chabad.org said. The first time it is eaten a special blessing ...

What’s included in the seder meal? Four cups of wine Vegetables dipped in saltwater Flat, dry cracker-like bread called matzah Bitter herbs, often horseradish (without additives) and romaine lettuce, ...