Passover Seder Service

Description

The House of Israel Hebrew Culture Center

invites you to join us as we honor

The Lord’s Passover & The Feast of Unleavened Bread

Passover is a significant event in the Israelite calendar that commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt as described in the biblical book of Exodus. For over 60 years, the House of Israel Hebrew Culture Center has celebrated this event with a rich tradition of observing the customs and traditions that have been passed down for generations. The celebration of Passover is a time for reflection, gratitude, and renewal as members of the community come together to recount the story of their ancestors and to give thanks for their freedom. At the House of Israel Hebrew Culture Center, the celebration of Passover is an opportunity to deepen connections to our heritage and to connect with the larger community. Through meaningful worship, delicious traditional foods, and a sense of community, the House of Israel Hebrew Culture Center continues to uphold the importance of this special time for all who participate.

Experience an Informative & Enlightening Passover Seder

• Traditional Passover Seder Meal
• Four Cups of Wine
• Serving of the Pascal Lamb
• Dinner Served Immediately After

Reconvene for The First Day of Unleavened Bread

• Ritual Torah Service
• Interactive Sabbath School for Questions & Dialogue
• Uplifting Worship Service
• Dinner Served Immediately After

*Attire is All White

*All Female guests are required to wear dresses or skirts

*Reserved Seating Only

RSVP by March 19, 2023

 

Q: Why is Passover celebrated? A: Passover is celebrated to commemorate the biblical story in Exodus where God freed the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

 

Q: What color should I wear for Passover? A: There is no traditional color for Passover, but our custom has been for over 60 years to wear white for all of our Holy Days & Feast Days.

 

Q: Is there a dress code for Passover? A: Yes, there is a dress code for Passover. No shorts, jeans, tank tops, T-shirts or see-through clothing are allowed. Women must wear knee-length skirts or dresses.

 

Q: Should I bring food to the Passover Seder Service? A: No, please do not bring any outside food or snacks into the synagogue. There shall be no leavening found on our person or in our dwellings.

 

*Passover at the House of Israel Hebrew Culture Center is a significant observance in the Israelite faith and is a time to reflect on the story of God freeing the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. This commemoration is steeped in tradition and significance, and it is important to understand and respect the customs associated with the holiday.

 

*One such custom is the wearing of white clothing. The tradition of wearing white dates back over 60 years and is seen as a symbol of spiritual purity and the renewal of life that is celebrated during Passover. By adhering to this custom, individuals are demonstrating their respect for the holiday and the traditions associated with it.

 

*Similarly, there is a dress code for Passover that should be observed. Shorts, jeans, tank tops, and T-shirts are considered inappropriate, as are see-through clothing. Women must wear knee-length skirts or dresses. This dress code is in place to show respect for the holiness of the occasion and to maintain the solemnity of the service.

 

*Another important aspect of Passover is the requirement to avoid bringing outside food or snacks into the synagogue. This is because there should be no leavening found on one's person or in their dwellings during the holiday. This is a symbolic reminder of the story in Exodus where the Israelites had to leave Egypt quickly and did not have time to let their bread rise. By adhering to this requirement, individuals are showing their respect for the holiday and its traditions.

 

*The solemn customs associated with Passover are an important part of the holiday's significance and are meant to be respected and observed. By adhering to these traditions, individuals are demonstrating their reverence for the holiday and its story and are helping to maintain the solemnity and holiness of the occasion.

 

For More Information:

Phone: 601-906-8121

Email: support@hoihcc.org

Website: www.hoihcc.org

Date & Time

Apr 5, 2023 7:30 PM - Apr 6, 2023 7:30 PM

Venue Details

House of Israel Hebrew Culture Center

100 Devine Lane
Braxton, Mississippi 39044

House of Israel Hebrew Culture Center