Passover Resources 2022

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Passover Resources 2022

A wealth of information is available to enhance your seder and provide meaning during the Passover holiday. This page highlights selected internet resources that will help you select your Haggadah and plan your seder, obtain important kashrut information, and access educational resources that will inspire.

ONLINE RESOURCES FOR SEDER PLANNING
The Haggadah store/various haggadot, seder planners and other material available to buy or download: http://haggadahsrus.com/

Haggadot for families/Passover books for kids/some download options

Including the favorite of many which comes in a large-print edition: A FAMILY HAGGADAH: A SEDER SERVICE FOR ALL AGES

https://www.karben.com/

A Different Night, The Family Participation Haggadah
available from various online seller

A Night To Remember: The Haggadah of Contemporary Voices

available from various online sellers

Sharing The Journey: The Haggadah for The Contemporary Family

https://www.ccarpress.org/shopping_product_detail.asp?pid=50114

Seder in Motion: A Haggadah To Move Body and Soul

https://store.behrmanhouse.com/index.php/haggadah-in-motion.html

New! Night of Beginnings: A Passover Haggadah

Created by poet / translator Marcia Falk

https://jps.org/books/night-of-beginnings/

NEW! Pictures Tell: A Passover Haggadah

Featuring photos by Zion Ozeri - Gefen Publishing

Passover Resources from HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society

https://www.hias.org/passover

This year, re-envision the Seder plate, connecting the Jewish experience of flight from persecution toward safety to the journeys of today’s refugees and asylum seekers. What items might we place on the Seder plate to make connections between the Biblical exodus, other Jewish migration experiences, our own families’ histories, and the stories of those who comprise the 80 million people who are forcibly displaced today?

Create your own Haggadah online: http://haggadot.com

KASHRUT FOR PESAH

Rabbinical Assembly Pesah Guide 5782 - Click here to read.

“EATING KITNIYOT ON PESAH: PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS” by Rabbi Rubenstein. Click here to read.

COUNTING THE OMER (starting the night of the second Seder)

Finding Meaning In the Omer

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/the-omer-and-spirituality/

How to Count The Omer

https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/how-to-count-the-omer/

Daily Omer Meditation by Rabbi Simon Jacobson

https://www.aish.com/h/o/t/48969716.html

The Homer Calendar – a fun way to keep track (also on Facebook)