Passover Seder is likely the longest running annual meeting of our society. The ritual can be one primed to support developmentally appropriate interaction for folks of every age and stage: the frame is a sacred story with a beginning, middle and end with a focus on freedom, hope, faith, peoplehood, miracles and gratitude.
This workshop is ideal for:
- Folks who are tasked with being a leader and/or want to be active participants in their family seder who are less than confident in their role
- Leaders who want to engage an intergenerational audience of Seder participants in a meaningful way
- Grown-Ups who want to foster the development of their young children’s understanding of the big ideas and values in the Passover story.
Workshop Goals: Participants will…
- Improve their confidence and competence related to Seder leadership and/or participation
- Compare and contrast their childhood seder memories and their modern seder goals
- Discuss and review the
- Identify goals for this year’s seder, articulate expectations for participants
- Explore & experience contemporary customs and relevant “shtick”
