PASSOVER 2025 / 5785
Passover begins at sundown on Saturday, April 12th, and ends at sundown on Sunday, April 20th.
Passover is a wonderful time to welcome guests into our homes, especially for those who do not have a place to go for the holiday. If you have an extra seat at your seder table, please contact Sue Ellenby, susane@nsci.org. so we can help connect you with someone who is looking for a seder to attend.
At NSCI we will celebrate Passover with the Passover Morning Experience and study on Sunday, April 13th, 9:30–11:00 am, and a Passover Yizkor service on Saturday, April 19th, 9:30 am–11:00 am.
UPCOMING Events
Passover Morning Experience
Sunday, April 13th, 9:30 am in Perlman Sanctuary
This approximately one-hour, in-person-only experience includes the traditional Torah reading for the first day of Passover as well as an interactive text study led by Rabbi Geffen.
Yizkor: Ritual of Memory
Saturday, April 19th, 9:30 am at NSCI
Rabbi Greene will lead a reflective ritual of remembrance concluding with the Mourner’s Kaddish after a brief Shabbat morning service. The morning prayers will be live streamed from Perlman Sanctuary. Please note there will not be Torah study this week.
Tots Passover Journey
Friday, April 4th, 5:00–6:00 pm at NSCI
Join Tots@NSCI to prepare for Passover with an interactive holiday experience. Go on a Passover story walk and enjoy engaging activities, storytelling, and song. Pizza will be served.
Click here to register.
PASSOVER RESOURCES
Resources:
- Rabbi Lisa Greene's Seder Reading for Elijah
- Keshet Accessible Haggadah
- Dayenu Seder Supplement
- Learn the Four Questions
- Sustainable Passover Resources from Adamah
- From Time to Time by Rabbi Dalia Marx - Passover Selections
- What Message Does the Mezuzah Have Right Now?
- There are No Strangers: A Passover Seder Supplement Affirming Our Support for Immigrants and Refugees
- CCAR Passover Haggadah supplement: Prayers, Poems, Songs, and Meditations in Response to October 7
- A Haggadah for This Time (English prayers written by Israelis)
- Passover Educational Companion
- The Fig: A Seder Plate Symbol of Peace
- 7 Ways to Address October 7th at Your Family Seder
- Elijah and Miriam: Two Poems for Passover
- Miriam's Cup
- An Orange on the Seder Plate
- Pour Out Your Compassion: Adding New Meaning to Your Seder Plate
- Dayenu Moments: NSCI’s 2021 Seder Supplement
- Transform Your Passover Cake Mixes
- Downloadable Haggadot for Adults
- Make Your Own Haggadah
- PJ Library Haggadah to Download
- A Refresher: The Four Questions
- The Maccabeats sing Dayenu
- Six13 Performs a Lion King Passover
- Six13 Performs a Billy Joel Passover
For Kids:
- Downloadable Haggadah For Families
- Extra Resources for Kids: ShaBoom: What’s Different About Tonight? With Bim Bam
- Cute Coloring Book: Pesach, Pesach What Do You See
- Frogs Here, Frogs There, Song with Bim Bam
- Passover Printables for All Ages
- Bake Your Own Matzah
- What is Mimouna
- 20 Mess Free Passover Crafts
