Schedule
Sell Your Chametz
Rabbinical Assembly Passover Guide
Seder Materials + Recipes
HaLev Disney Seder Kit
Schedule
Passover Schedule
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Friday, April 4
Disney HaLev Seder Materials
Orders Due April 4 | Adath Pick Up April 10-11
Bring home a piece of HaLev this Passover with a Disney Seder Kit prepared by the Adath Clergy!
Kit includes:
- Disney-themed Haggadah, Passover Parody song sheets, and QR code to unlisted YouTube videos with the clergy singing the songs
- Disney-themed paper Seder plate, with silly Disney items to fill the plate
- Disney-themed cups and Kosher-for-Passover grape juice
- Matzah
- Disney figurine to welcome to your home
- And more!
Sunday, April 6
HaLev Movie Nights - OPEN FOR ALL!
April 6 | 3:30 - 5:30 PM | Social Hall | RSVP
Join Hazzan Joanna Dulkin for a Prince of Egypt sing-along to get us in that Passover mood. Sing all the classics and take part in the action with Legos to build Pyramids, frogs to toss, baby Moses to send down the river, and more!
Monday, April 7
Welcome Guests at Your Seder Table
Contact Director of Membership, Anna Simon, by Monday, April 7
Experience the warmth of Adath community through seder matching! If you have space at your table to welcome some extra guests or if you are looking for a seder to attend, call (952.215.3911) or email Anna Simon to make a match!
Thursday, April 10
Daily Morning Minyan - followed by Siyyum Bechorot
7:20 AM | Chapel & Zoom
Siyyum Bechorot - Concluding the Fast of the First Born
Following Morning Minyan | In Person ONLY - Adult Lounge
Traditionally, first-borns are commanded to fast in the day leading up to the first seder in commemoration of the first-born of the Passover narrative. When the first night seder is on Friday or Saturday night, we move the fast to Thursday. When we do this learning in the morning together, we can celebrate our learning with food, so please join us for some learning and light refreshments.
SELL YOUR CHAMETZ FORMS DUE AT 11:00 AM
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Friday, April 11
Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM staffed in person / 12:00 - 3:00 PM available virtually
Saturday, April 12 - Erev Passover
Office Hours: Closed
Sunday, April 13 - Passover Day 1
Office Hours: Closed
Passover Day 1 Morning Services
9:30 AM | Chapel & Livestream | Mini Mensches available
Passover Daily Evening Minyan
5:45 PM | Zoom
Monday, April 14 - Passover Day 2
Office Hours: Closed
Passover Day 2 Morning Services
9:30 AM | Chapel & Livestream | Mini Mensches available
Passover Evening Minyan
5:45 PM | Zoom
Tuesday, April 15 - Passover Day 3
Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Chol HaMoed Day 1 Morning Services
7:20 AM | Zoom
Chol HaMoed Passover Evening Services
5:45 PM | Zoom
Wednesday, April 16 - Passover Day 4
Office Hours: Closed
Chol HaMoed Day 2 Morning Services
7:20 AM | Zoom
Chol HaMoed Passover Evening Services
5:45 PM | Zoom
Thursday, April 17 - Passover Day 5
Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM staffed in person / 12:00 - 4:00 PM available virtually
Chol HaMoed Day 3 Morning Services
7:20 AM | Zoom
Chol HaMoed Passover Evening Services
5:45 PM | Zoom
Friday, April 18 - Passover Day 6
Office Hours: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM staffed in person / 12:00 - 3:00 PM available virtually
Chol HaMoed Passover Morning Services
7:20 AM | Zoom
Friday Night Passover Services
6:00 PM | Chapel & Livestream
Saturday, April 19 - Passover Day 7
Office Hours: Closed
Sunday, April 20 - Passover Day 8
Office Hours: Closed
Passover Morning Services & Yizkor
9:30 AM | Chapel & Livestream | Mini Mensches available
Passover Daily Evening Minyan
5:45 PM | Zoom
Sell Your Chametz
Sell us your Chametz!
What is Chametz?
Chametz is any food product made from wheat, barley, rye, oats or spelt that has come into contact with water and been allowed to ferment and “rise.”
In practice, just about anything made from these grains—other than Passover matzah, which is carefully controlled to avoid leavening—is to be considered chametz. This includes flour (even before it is mixed with water), cake, cookies, pasta, breads, and items that have chametz as an ingredient, like malt. On Passover, we are not permitted to eat chametz.
Want to get rid of your Chametz?
Sell your Chametz here. Due by 11am on Thursday, April 10.
Chametz is any food product made from wheat, barley, rye, oats or spelt that has come into contact with water and been allowed to ferment and “rise.”
In practice, just about anything made from these grains—other than Passover matzah, which is carefully controlled to avoid leavening—is to be considered chametz. This includes flour (even before it is mixed with water), cake, cookies, pasta, breads, and items that have chametz as an ingredient, like malt. On Passover, we are not permitted to eat chametz.
Want to get rid of your Chametz?
Sell your Chametz here. Due by 11am on Thursday, April 10.
Rabbinical Assembly Passover Guide
Rabbinical Assembly Passover Guide
The Rabbinic Assembly releases a full and updated guide each year for consultation and download.
Download this year's Passover guide below and learn more here.
Download this year's Passover guide below and learn more here.
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Seder Materials + Recipes
Need some Passover ideas?
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As we gather around the seder table, we retell the foundational story of redemption, finding new meaning in its timeless themes. In the pages of this Seder supplement from faculty, alumni and students at JTS, you’ll find poignant reflections and inspiring interpretations that invite deeper intellectual and spiritual engagement.
To help integrate these elements into your seder, we’ve suggested various ways to use this material throughout the evening. You might highlight specific excerpts to spark questions or bring discussion prompts, commentaries, and readings directly to the table to invite thought-provoking conversations. |
HaLev Disney Seder Kit
Bring some magic home for Passover!
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Disney HaLev Seder Materials
Orders Due April 4 | Adath Pick Up April 10-11 Bring home a piece of HaLev this Passover with a Disney Seder Kit prepared by the Adath Clergy! Kit includes:
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