April 1, 2020 - April 16, 2020, 12:00 am
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Tuesday: April 7: The 10 Plagues for Kids, with Beth Kodner
Monday, April 6: “The Seder Plate of Gratitude” with Debbie Bram
Sunday, April 5: “Let All Who Are Hungry…” with Rabbi Andrea Goldstein
Saturday, April 4: Making Passover SING with Rabbi Lori Levine & Lucy Greenbaum
Cooking with Rosalie – Part 2!
Executive Director, Rosalie Stein, teaches us to make roast chicken with farfel stuffing!
Friday, April 3: Cooking with Rosalie
Executive Director, Rosalie Stein, teaches us to make gefilte fish soufflé!
Thursday, April 2: Preparing for Passover with Cantor Warner
Cantor Warner offers a thoughtful message about how even if we may be physically apart, we are not really alone.
Click below to hear Cantor Seth chant the Four Questions that we sing during the Passover Seder!
Wednesday, April 1: Preparing for Passover with Rabbi Bennett
During this unprecedented time, we encourage you to stay home, stay safe, and stay healthy, and make a meaningful passover for yourself and your loved ones from home.
Below, please find some helpful resources for making a meaningful Passover this year:
Online Passover resources from the Union for Reform Judaism – Click HERE
Artist, David Moss’ Simon Tov Seder Haggadah Supplement – Click HERE
The seven-week period between the holiday of Passover (celebrating our liberation from Egypt) and the holiday of Shavuot (celebrating our receiving the Torah at Mt. Sinai) is known as Sefirat HaOmer, the Counting of the Omer. Traditionally, this is a time set aside for personal self-discovery and growth. People often engage in the weekly study of middot (ethical character traits) including compassion, strength, enthusiasm, truth, humility, beauty and equanimity.
This year during the Counting of the Omer, the Jewish Mindfulness Center of St. Louis invites you to participate in our 50-Day Meditation and Middot Challenge. Challenge yourself to meditate for at least 10 minutes every day and engage in at least one new practice a week to actualize these middot in your life.
Sign up below to receive Rabbi Goldstein’s weekly email with a short teaching on the middah of the week and an audio meditation that you can listen to each day to help you on your journey.