Family Resources
Click here to go to our Passover Resources for Families webpage.
Need a Refresher on the Four Questions?
- Click here for a pdf of the Four Questions.
- Click here for a video of Beth Schafer singing the Four Questions.
Are You Looking for a Seder to Attend?
Do you have an open seat at your Seder table? We’ll pair up congregants who are hosting a first night Seder with congregants who need a place to go. Meet new friends and celebrate the Passover holiday together! If you fit either category, contact Jaimee Boettcher, Member Engagement Director, at jboettcher@templesinaiatlanta.org or 404.252.3073, ext. 353.
Don't Feel Like Cooking?
Get a Passover seder meal through these recommended caterers! Contact them directly to place your order and schedule your pick up.
- Annette Marcus Catering Menu
- Tropics Catering Menu
- Chef Cary's Cuisine Menu
HUB 78 Passover Art Night - Wednesday, March 3, 7:30 pm: RSVP & Virtual Link Here
Sunday Morning Learning: The Charoset Hotline - Sunday, March 14, 10:00 am: Virtual Link Here
Women of Sinai Passover 2-for-1 Cooking Class - Thursday, March 18, 6:30 pm: RSVP & Virtual Link Here
How to Lead a Zoom Seder - Friday, March 19, 12:00 pm: Virtual Link Here
Pre-Passover Discussion, Temple Sinai Film Series: "An Act of Defiance" - Sunday, March 21, 7:00 pm: Virtual Link Here
Brotherhood Passover Seder - Wednesday, March 24, 7:00 pm: RSVP & Virtual Link Here
Passover Morning Service - Sunday, March 28, 10:00 am: Virtual Link Here
Passover Lunch & Learn: Shir Hashirim, A Love Song for Passover - Sunday, March 28, 11:30 am: Click here for the study materials. Virtual Link Here
Passover Second Night Seder - Sunday, March 28, 5:00 pm: Print the Haggadah in advance. Click here to download. RSVP & Virtual Link Here
Yizkor & Shabbat Service - Saturday, April 3, 10:00 am: Virtual Link Here
The Temple Sinai Spirituality Committee is continually seeking opportunities to elevate holiday observances and celebrations. This year we HOPE the following formula helps add additional meaning to your Passover Seder.
- Click here to visit to our Hope webpage to bring more meaning to your seder.
- Click here for our Hope resources for families.
At Passover we will be celebrating our journey for freedom. What better time to recall the 70 million displaced people around the world who have been forced to flee their homes and are vulnerable right now.
Here are a few suggestions and ways we can incorporate this current story into ours:
- Add a banana to the seder plate to recognize the refugees and their struggle. Click here for more ideas.
- Click here to download the HIAS Haggadah or to include text into your own service.
- Click here to visit our Immigrant and Refugee Reform webpage.
Passover (Pesach in Hebrew), is a seven-day, spring time festival commemorating the story of the Jews’ exodus from slavery in Egypt to redemption in the Holy Land of Israel. It’s the Jewish holiday we celebrate at home rather than at Temple, and most observed Jewish holiday in America.
As we continue in 2021 to defeat COVID-19, our Passover seder (which means order) and Haggadah (which means telling) might once again look and feel different. The best stories, told from generation to generation, are amplified with memories and plot twists. We re-tell our story from bondage to liberation, from ancient Egypt and from today’s pandemic. We will celebrate with a festive meal and symbolic foods, but perhaps at separate tables. And we will eat matzah and throughout the Passover week, and try not to eat chametz (leavened products) as a reminder of our hurried escape from Egypt when there was not even enough time to wait for bread to rise.
Every Passover, we are commanded to think of ourselves as having been personally delivered from Egypt – yet another challenge to stand with those who suffer the bondage of modern-day slavery. We hope the resources below will enhance your Passover celebration.
Passover Videos
While we make our plans to set the seder table, click on the messages below to help prepare your Passover mindset. We also hope you enjoy this fun video from Rabbi Ron Segal where he'll show you how to enhance your table with two different napkin folding techniques!
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Temple Sinai Passover Recipe Book
Thanks so much to all that contributed to our Temple Sinai Passover Recipe Book!
Our Passover Recipe Book is now available for download. The cookbook includes a variety of delicious dishes, from mains to sides and lots of yummy desserts! All recipes were submitted by our members and include why they are special to the contributor. We know these recipes will be the stars of your seder table this year and for many more to come!
