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Rabbi Dovid Goldstein leads residents of Richmond and
Brenham state schools in singing Dayenu during the Friendship
Circle Model Seder at Chabad Outreach Center in Houston.
Brenham state schools in singing Dayenu during the Friendship
Circle Model Seder at Chabad Outreach Center in Houston.
Rabbi Dovid Goldstein of Chabad Outreach led the service for the participants from State Supported Living Centers.
Passover begins with the first Seder on Monday, but for this event, facility vehicles took five Jewish adults from the Brenham location and five more from the Richmond location, along with their caretakers, to the Chabad Outreach Center in southwest Houston.
A Seder for all
Houston Chronicle
Rabbi Dovid Goldstein leads residents of Richmond and
Brenham state schools in singing Dayenu during the Friendship
Circle Model Seder at Chabad Outreach Center in Houston.
Brenham state schools in singing Dayenu during the Friendship
Circle Model Seder at Chabad Outreach Center in Houston.
The adults sitting around the festively decorated Passover Seder table listened with rapt attention as the rabbi told the story of the Jewish exodus from Egypt. Not an ordinary service, this mock Seder was held for the benefit of 10 severely disabled adults, complete with a kosher meal consisting of traditional Passover foods.
Rabbi Dovid Goldstein of Chabad Outreach led the service for the participants from State Supported Living Centers.
Passover begins with the first Seder on Monday, but for this event, facility vehicles took five Jewish adults from the Brenham location and five more from the Richmond location, along with their caretakers, to the Chabad Outreach Center in southwest Houston.
The Abington Jounal
Rabbi Benny Rapoport, Director of the Jewish
Discovery Center of Clarks Summit, holds a
hand-baked “shmurah” matzah from Israel, an
unleavened wafer, one of the staples of the
upcoming Passover feast.
Discovery Center of Clarks Summit, holds a
hand-baked “shmurah” matzah from Israel, an
unleavened wafer, one of the staples of the
upcoming Passover feast.
“As a kid, I remember Passover Seder in my home was one of the most exciting nights of the year. It was late, the entire family got together, 10 siblings, and everyone was a part of the festivities. Everyone had a role to play at the table: each of the kids had notes and tidbits about the holiday that they learned in school which was shared around the table,” said Rabbi Rapoport. He has lived in the Scranton and Abington areas with his wife and family since the fall of 2000.
He added, “Of the two Seders, one was only our family and the other was guests, tons, usually about 50 total. I really felt the richness of the Exodus. Tonight we’ve become a free people as the destiny of the Jewish people was born. And the excitement and drama of the evening was really palpable.”
Passover is celebrated in the early spring from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan, commemorating the emancipation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. It is celebrated March 29 through April 6.
“The Most Exciting Nights of the Year”
The Abington Jounal
Rabbi Benny Rapoport, Director of the Jewish
Discovery Center of Clarks Summit, holds a
hand-baked “shmurah” matzah from Israel, an
unleavened wafer, one of the staples of the
upcoming Passover feast.
Discovery Center of Clarks Summit, holds a
hand-baked “shmurah” matzah from Israel, an
unleavened wafer, one of the staples of the
upcoming Passover feast.
Rabbi Benny Rapoport, Director of the Chabad’s Jewish Discovery Center in Clarks Summit, said Passover Seder was an exciting part of his childhood.
“As a kid, I remember Passover Seder in my home was one of the most exciting nights of the year. It was late, the entire family got together, 10 siblings, and everyone was a part of the festivities. Everyone had a role to play at the table: each of the kids had notes and tidbits about the holiday that they learned in school which was shared around the table,” said Rabbi Rapoport. He has lived in the Scranton and Abington areas with his wife and family since the fall of 2000.
He added, “Of the two Seders, one was only our family and the other was guests, tons, usually about 50 total. I really felt the richness of the Exodus. Tonight we’ve become a free people as the destiny of the Jewish people was born. And the excitement and drama of the evening was really palpable.”
Passover is celebrated in the early spring from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan, commemorating the emancipation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. It is celebrated March 29 through April 6.
myfoxny
Unseasonably warm temperatures have spread across the eastern seaboard and extended into areas all the way to the Mississippi River.The temperatures are typical of early July rather than early April.
New York City broke an 81-year-old temperature when it hit 90-degrees in Central Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Records were also broken Tuesday in the New York City region.
Record Temperatures, Fire Dangers
myfoxny
Unseasonably warm temperatures have spread across the eastern seaboard and extended into areas all the way to the Mississippi River.
The temperatures are typical of early July rather than early April.
New York City broke an 81-year-old temperature when it hit 90-degrees in Central Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Records were also broken Tuesday in the New York City region.
Merkos Shlichus – a Kiwi Success!
Canterbury, New Zealand [CHI] — Fourteen Rabbinical Students returned to the Chabad headquarters in Canterbury, after spending their Pesach in various cities throughout the island, organizing sedorim, distributing Matzah, Kosher wine, and other Pesach essentials. “It was a success far beyond all our expectations!” says Rabbi Shmuel Kopel; director of Chabad of Otago, who helped coordinate the island wide Shlichus.
Just as hundreds of Crown Heights homes finished ‘turning over’ their kitchens back to normal, the lines in the neighborhoods two pizza shops, Kingston Pizza and The Kertchme, kept getting longer and longer.
Photos: The First Pizzas after Pesach
Just as hundreds of Crown Heights homes finished ‘turning over’ their kitchens back to normal, the lines in the neighborhoods two pizza shops, Kingston Pizza and The Kertchme, kept getting longer and longer.
The date, 3rd of Cheshvan 5768, 66 years to the foundation of Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Montreal, after Maariv Rabbi Moshe Eliyahu Gerlitzky, from the elder of the Gaboim, askes everyone to say Lechaim and be b’simcha.
Video: Rabbi Gerlitzky asks to say Lechaim
The date, 3rd of Cheshvan 5768, 66 years to the foundation of Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim in Montreal, after Maariv Rabbi Moshe Eliyahu Gerlitzky, from the elder of the Gaboim, askes everyone to say Lechaim and be b’simcha.
There was a major accident on the New York State Thruway involving three Frum families. The accident took place at about 5am early Wednesday morning. The families were on their way home, after spending time away for Pesach.
VIDEO: Frum Families Involved In Serious Thruway Crash
There was a major accident on the New York State Thruway involving three Frum families. The accident took place at about 5am early Wednesday morning. The families were on their way home, after spending time away for Pesach.
By Scott Shane for the New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has taken the extraordinary step of authorizing the targeted killing of an American citizen, the radical Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who is believed to have shifted from encouraging attacks on the United States to directly participating in them, intelligence and counterterrorism officials said Tuesday.
U.S. Approves Targeted Killing of American Cleric
By Scott Shane for the New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has taken the extraordinary step of authorizing the targeted killing of an American citizen, the radical Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who is believed to have shifted from encouraging attacks on the United States to directly participating in them, intelligence and counterterrorism officials said Tuesday.
Mazal Tov Krasnianski! – It’s A Boy!
Baby Boy!
Sruli and Dina (nee Shpigelman) Krasnianski (Crown Heights)
Mazal Tov Baumgarten! – It’s A Boy!
Baby Boy!
Lipa and Baila (nee Nadler) Baumgarten (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
By Ari Galahar for YNetNews
ISRAEL — New initiative in ultra-Orthodox neighborhood suggests that non-Jewish laborers seeking to work for haredi families will be forced to stop practicing idolatry
Israeli Rabbi: Make foreign workers accept Laws of Noah
By Ari Galahar for YNetNews
ISRAEL — New initiative in ultra-Orthodox neighborhood suggests that non-Jewish laborers seeking to work for haredi families will be forced to stop practicing idolatry
By Cara Buckley for the New York Times
NEW YORK — Because of a $45 million budget gap, the New York City Housing Authority may have to revoke rental-assistance vouchers from more than 10,000 low-income tenants, a drastic move that could cause families to lose their apartments.
Thousands May Lose Rental Vouchers
By Cara Buckley for the New York Times
NEW YORK — Because of a $45 million budget gap, the New York City Housing Authority may have to revoke rental-assistance vouchers from more than 10,000 low-income tenants, a drastic move that could cause families to lose their apartments.
Mazal Tov Serebryanski! – It’s A Boy!
Baby Boy!
Moshe and Shaina (nee Raskin) Serebryanski (Melbourne, Australia)
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