Passover Madness, Final Round
From thirty-two down to two. This is the final matchup. Vote now on Facebook for either God or Matzah Ball Soup.
From thirty-two down to two. This is the final matchup. Vote now on Facebook for either God or Matzah Ball Soup.
We’re down to the final eight teams in our Passover Madness bracket. God vs. Miriam. Frogs vs. Blood. Matzah ball soup vs. Brisket. Macaroons vs. Chocolate-covered matzah. Vote now on Facebook!
Round One saw plenty of upsets and close calls. What will the Round of 16 have in store? Only one day to vote for this round, so vote now on Facebook!
The madness continues with the final region of the first round, Plagues. Vote now on our Facebook page.
The madness continues. Voting is open on our Facebook page. It’s up to you to choose the winner!
Vote now on our Facebook page for your favorites!
Passover starts Monday night, and to get you ready we’ve rounded up the best Passover videos of the year.
Topping a matzoh with caramel and chocolate makes for an addictive Passover treat, but that’s just the beginning.
Each year at Passover, Jews come together to tell the story of Exodus and celebrate our emancipation from bondage. For the past ten years, Jewish Community Action (JCA) has shared this tradition with our neighbors at the annual Immigrant Freedom Seder.
The word “Chutzpah” has crept into the English vernacular but describes a distinctly Jewish characteristic…It is this Chutzpah – the “audacity of hope”- that is the secret to Jewish immortality.
I think the Haggadah is kind of a boring, stuffy book. Every version runs into the same problem; not enough links. This is a Haggadah for the 21st Century.
Looking forward to a visit from my parents and the one thing my dad ever cooked for me.
As we unpack the Passover boxes, I know there will be items I will find myself holding in wistful silence. And I will shed more than a few tears preparing for another Passover without him.
Don’t Miss JCA’s Immigrant Freedom Seder this Sunday. This year will highlight personal stories from people impacted by the marriage amendment and foreclosure crisis.
Friends don’t let friends eat Matzah after Passover. But then what am I supposed to do with all the extra boxes in my cupboard?
Every year we end our Seder with the words, “Next year in Jerusalem”. This year I was in Jerusalem and it was a great way to experience Passover.
Last month I wrote about how I was baffled by Purim, an pretty much every other Jewish holiday. Well, the truth was a little worse than I had let on…
“The people were free. They sang to the heavens, thanking God and Moses for their freedom.” The 9th and final part in a fiction series by Bradley Machov.
What should we morally do as Jews when Passover falls on Severe Weather Week? NECHAMA weighs in.
Even those of us who don’t usually “do Jewish” do so on Passover. So what does that really mean? Rabbi Locketz of Bet Shalom weighs in.
Rabbi Michael Adam Latz of Shir Tikvah inspires with his pre-Passover invocation before the MN State House of Representatives.