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Make a pass over8/15/2023 ![]() By donating food or volunteering at local food banks, we can reduce hunger and suffering for others in our community. Further, by performing acts of social justice as Passover approaches, we feel more connected to our community at large, including those who are ‘strangers’ to us, just as the Israelites were in Egypt. This is a timely opportunity for families to spring clean while they clean for Passover. Traditionally, families clean their homes, removing bread and leavened products (called “hametz”). Embrace Spring: Nature blossoming around us symbolizes the transformation of Israelites from slavery to freedom. Talking with children about the lead-up to the departure of the Israelites from Egypt will help them recognize that this time was very difficult for both the Israelites and the Egyptians.Ģ. When adults explain the Passover story and themes to children by reading stories, using illustrations and scenes, or with puppets, children will more closely identify with people in the Passover story, and understand the significance of the festival. Prioritize People: Younger children understand life in concrete terms. Here are eight fun and meaningful ways you can reframe your Passover experience:ġ. ![]() As we cautiously move towards more freedom, we have the chance to create lasting Passover memories for our families. This year marks our second Passover celebration during the pandemic, and hopefully our last. ![]() The story of Passover is a collective remembrance of the Jewish people, passed down for generations. This year, Passover begins at sundown on Saturday, March 27, and lasts until sundown on Sunday, April 4.
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