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68How to Make Passover Fun for Everyone
Some people love Passover -- the matzo ball soup and brisket, the long evenings with family at the seder table, and the freshly cleaned house. Others (realists like me) have to work a little harder to get over the stress that comes with all that...
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61Creative Ways to Celebrate Passover for Adults and Kids
I'm Jewish, and I'm not at all religious. However, my favorite Jewish holiday is Passover. Maybe it's partly because I actually LIKE matzah, but it also has to do with the rituals, lessons, and yes, food that goes along with the holiday. Like most...
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55The 30 Minute Seder For Passover? Come On Now Jews!
I’m not the most religious person in the world. I consider myself one of those high and mighty types that state, “I’m more spiritual than religious” whatever the hell that means. I think it means that you sort of follow religious beliefs...
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78the story of passover
Passover, the popular Jewish holiday, is celebrated in remembrance of the Exodus of the Jews from Egypt. “Pessach” was a time of renewal, a time of remembrance. One of the most important rituals to be followed at Seder is those of four questions that are to be answered by the youngest child at the table known as Ma Nishtana. It is a story of freedom and a celebration of Spring.
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54How Passover Holiday Remembers Non-Jews
The Jewish observance of Passover reflects the belief that the Jews’ glass of happiness cannot be full if others had to suffer. This is compassion akin to the Amish reaction to the Nickels Mines school tragedy.
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51People of the Book, a Gripping Novel
Written by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "March", Geraldine Brooks, "People of the Book" is an elaborate and ambitious novel in which a rare Hebrew manuscript is forced to set about on a complex...
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