Thursday, April 2 ⋅ 8:30pm
Sedering with Small Folk with Maxine Handelman. As many of us prepare to seder on our own, explore resources and strategies for hosting with your family.
Join via ZOOM here
7am ⋅ Morning Minyan followed by Siyyum (completion of study for First Born child)
Every year, on the eve of Passover, there is an obligation on firstborn children to have a fast day, expressing their gratefulness in being spared during the 10th plague which struck down the Egyptian firstborns. We celebrate a siyyum, or the completion of a significant amount of Torah study, which is followed by a celebratory meal in lieu of the fast. The annual siyyum is supported by the Jack Goldman Siyyum Fund. Jack Goldman was deeply immersed in Torah study, and specifically in his study of a page of Talmud every day (daf yomi), an incredibly challenging endeavor. We are so honored in our Anshe Emet community to celebrate the completion of study of the Talmudic Tractate Bava Kamma by Nathan Kasimer virtually following minyan on Wednesday morning. Yasher koach Nathan!
9:30am ⋅ Passover Service with Rabbi Michael Siegel & Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi
9:30am ⋅ Passover Service with Rabbi D’ror Chankin-Gould & Cantor Elizabeth Berke
6pm ⋅ Shabbat/Passover Evening Service with Rabbi D’ror Chankin-Gould & Naomi Weiss Weil
9:30am ⋅ Shabbat Morning/Passover Service with Rabbi Michael Siegel & Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi
8:30pm ⋅ Omer and Havdallah with Rabbi David Russo & Cantor Elizabeth Berke via ZOOM
8:30am ⋅Morning Minyan via ZOOM
8:30pm ⋅ Omer counting via ZOOM
7am ⋅ Morning Minyan via ZOOM
8:30pm ⋅ Omer counting via ZOOM
7am ⋅ Morning Minyan via ZOOM
6pm ⋅ Passover Evening Service with Rabbi David Russo & Cantor Elizabeth Berke
9:30am ⋅ Passover Morning Service with Rabbi D’ror Chankin-Gould & Cantor Elizabeth Berke
6pm ⋅ Passover Evening Service with Rabbi D’ror Chankin-Gould & Naomi Weiss Weil
9:30am ⋅ Passover Morning Service with Rabbi Michael Siegel & Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi
8:30pm ⋅ Omer and Havdallah with Rabbi David Russo & Cantor Elizabeth Berke via ZOOM
7am ⋅ Morning Minyan via ZOOM
6pm ⋅ Shabbat Evening Service with Rabbi David Russo & Cantor Elizabeth Berke
9:30am ⋅ Shabbat Morning Service with Rabbi Michael Siegel & Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi
8:30pm ⋅ Omer and Havdallah with Rabbi David Russo & Naomi Weiss Weil
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How is This Passover Different from All Other Passovers?
Watch the video from our Tuesday, March 30 session.
(Note: A few seconds are cut-off at the beginning. Enjoy!)
If you are in need of food, but don’t wish to visit the grocery store, or are thinking of what to do for Passover, Anshe Emet and Zelda’s Catering are here to help. Zelda’s is providing food now through Passover. 10% of everything ordered from either menu will be donated to Anshe Emet.
View menus here:
Drive-up/Pick-Up Menu 2020
Passover Pick-up Menu 2020
Sarah’s Tent is available for food purchases for Passover. To place a food order, please contact Karyn Meyers at kmeyers222@msn.com
While we cannot meet at the synagogue for our annual Boil-a-thon or services during Pesach, you can utilize these videos to learn more about the holiday and to help you turn your kitchen and home into your very own sacred space for Pesach:
Anshe Emet provides a wide-range of activities in preparation for Sukkot, Pesach and Shavuot for young and old. Our services are similar to Shabbat, but each has its own musical and theological personality. Geshem, the prayer for rain on Shemini Atzeret (holiday immediately following Sukkot), Tal, the prayer for dew on Passover, and, of course, Yizkor, the prayer of remembrance of loved ones, are mystical moments that should not be missed. Simchat Torah, immediately following Shemini Atzeret, is a special treat for young children, with the parading of the Torahs and special silly tunes to prayers. Please join us!
To chant Torah or lead a part of a Festival service, or for more information, please contact Naomi Weiss at nweiss@ansheemet.org/773-868-5113.
