Programs

Sunday, April 14, 9:30 am
Sunday Morning Learning Two-Part Series:
Part One: “How to Keep Your Kids Engaged at the Seder”
Led by Education Director Gavin Hirsch and Rabbi Treu. A workshop for parents and grandparents looking to keep the seder kid-friendly while also engaging the adults around the table. Free. No registration necessary.

Wednesday, April 17, 5:30-9:30 pm
Miriam Sisterhood Pre-Passover Pampering & Dinner
Come have a glass of wine & appetizers and shop during this evening to take care of yourself… before you take care of everyone else!  Indulge in paraffin wax and other treats, buy some raffle tickets, and enjoy a catered dinner.  Vendors include Sitting Pretty, BellaLuna wholebody products, Pink Jewels, Walden Interiors, Cabi, and others.
$36 for Sisterhood members, $45 for non-members
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Sunday, April 21, 9:30 am
Sunday Morning Learning Two-Part Series:
Part Two: “Were We Really Slaves in Egypt?”
Would it matter if the answer was No? Rabbi Treu will walk us through some of the archaeological sources from the earliest days of Jewish peoplehood, all with the question: what does it mean to say we were slaves in Egypt?  Free. No registration necessary.

Saturday, April 20, 9:45 am
Refugee Shabbat
Join KIND (Kids in Need of Defense) Newark’s Managing Director Jackie Stabnow and Social Services Supervisor Lizbeth Veliz for a discussion about KIND’s work with unaccompanied immigrant children seeking safety in New Jersey. A Barbara Zinbarg z”l kiddush lunch will follow.  
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Monday, April 22, 8 am
Fast of the Firstborn: Rabbi Treu and Rabbi Vernon will lead a siyyum on Mishnah Moed Katan following minyan.
Minyan will take place in person and via Zoom. Learning and light breakfast to follow.