This year in Philly, Next year in Jerusalem!
Passover, or Pesah, is a major Jewish festival that commemorates the Exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. This eight-day celebration involves the Seder meal, where the story of the Exodus is retold, and symbolic foods are consumed. Matzah, unleavened bread, is eaten throughout the holiday to remember the haste with which the Israelites fled Egypt. Passover is a time for family gatherings, reflection, and giving thanks for freedom and deliverance.
Society Hill Synagogue warmly welcomes you to share in Pesah festivities with us!
Saturday, April 12
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9:45 am — Shabbat Service, Torah Discussion, and Kiddush Lunch
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No Hebrew School
Sunday, April 13
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9:30 am — Pesah Day One Morning Service and Kiddush Lunch
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6:00 pm — Pesah Second Night Seder (SOLD OUT)
Monday, April 14
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Building Closed for Pesah
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7:00 pm — Zoom Ma’ariv Minyan
Tuesday, April 15
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Building Open
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4:00 pm — Food Packaging and Prep at Old Pine Community Center
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No Hebrew School
Wednesday, April 16
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Building Open
Thursday, April 17
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Building Open
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1:00 pm — Mah Jongg Club
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7:00 pm — Young Friends Matzah Pizza Party
Friday, April 18
Building Open
5:30 pm — Shabbat Schmooze
6:00 pm — TGIShabbat Service & Oneg Dinner
Saturday, April 19
9:30 am — Shabbat and Pesah Service with Yizkor, Torah Discussion, & Kiddush Lunch
No Hebrew School
Sunday, April 20
Last Day of Pesah (8 Days)
Monday, April 21
Building Open
Last Day of Playschool Pesah Break