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B’chol dor vador chayav adam lirot et-atzmo, k’ilu hu yatzav mimitzrayim. “In every generation, every person is obligated to see him or herself as though he or she personally left Egypt.” The seder reminds us that it was not only our ancestors whom God redeemed; God redeemed us too along with them. We are not separate and apart from that redemption. We cannot view it as someone else’s story – as someone else’s challenge or someone else's blessing. Equally, we cannot...

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Each of us approaches the holiday of Passover from a different vantage point. We have different life experiences, perspectives, questions and answers. Does freedom have the same meaning for a Russian immigrant that it does for an American-born adult or child?  How does each person end the phrase, "I am free from...?" How does each of us relate to "God took us out of Egypt with a mighty and outstretched hand?" The rabbis realize these differences and express them through the...

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Adam & Jennifer Lucy Asher Debbie & Keith Ryan Michelle Cameron Brian & Renee Richard Rowena We are so grateful to have all of you at our Seder meal! Love, Ron, Bronwen, Jonah and Hannah

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So show me a person who is not a slave!  One is addicted to passions, another to money, a third to honor and all of them to fear.Seneca, philosopher, Rome, 1st C.