Join the Women of Temple Israel as we celebrate Passover!

Our Passover Seder explores the ancient story of the Israelites' exodus from slavery in Egypt. Its message of freedom speaks to people of all faiths. Most importantly, the seder acknowledges that in many ways, we are still not free. Each year, we choose a theme to reflect on this ongoing struggle.

This year, we invite you to join us for a thought-provoking exploration of the rise of antisemitism in our world today. We will hear from Carolyn Normandin from ADL and Rabbi Josh Bennett on the history and impact of antisemitism, as well as a personal account of its modern-day consequences. As we move through the seder, we will hold onto the hope that just as our ancestors journeyed from slavery to freedom, we too will continue to fight for a world free of hate, discrimination, and prejudice.

Open to the community. 
The Cost is $36 per person and dinner will include meat and vegetarian options.

Please register by Tuesday, March 14th!