PESACH 5786

Tuesday, March 17th, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. PST

This session will begin with a sit and include teachings and discussions led by Norman Fischer and R. Dorothy Richman. Each participant will be encouraged to meet with a hevruta, a study partner, outside of our meetings. 

In-Person Cost: $18

Sunday, March 22nd. 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. PST

Prepare for Passover this year — body and soul — at our day-long meditation retreat.

In-Person Cost: $54

Both programs are available on Zoom.
Virtual Cost: $36 flat rate

Please reach out to Rabbi Richman you would like to join us and need some financial help.

Thursday, April 2nd, 5:30 p.m. 

Beth Sholom members: Join us for a meaningful & joyous second night Seder!

Celebrate the story of freedom, community, and tradition at our annual second Seder. Gather with family and fellow congregants as we retell the Exodus story, enjoy a festive (meat) meal, and engage in song and discussion. Please complete the form below to reserve your spot. Chag Sameach!     

$72 Adult (18 and older)
$36 Youth (13-18 years old)
Free for children ages 12 and younger

*If you are a CBS member for whom cost is prohibitive, please contact Adie to discuss options

Beth Sholom members! Are you looking for a place to celebrate Passover? Do you have an extra seat at your Seder table? Congregation Beth Sholom is helping to match guests and hosts for this special holiday. Whether you’re hoping to share your Seder with others or find a welcoming home for the evening, we’ll do our best to make a meaningful connection. While we cannot guarantee a match for everyone who submits this form, we will make every effort to pair guests and hosts in a way that fosters community and celebration.

Looking for a seat?
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Have an open seat?
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Prepare for Pesach by selling your hametz through Rabbi Russell.

Passover is a joyous celebration for all ages!

Follow the page below to access our list of resources for a fun-filled Passover experience at home! Want more or don’t see something you are looking for? Please let us know!  

Saturdays at 1:00 p.m
April 11-May 16

It is a custom to study one chapter of Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) on each Shabbat afternoon between Pesach and Shavuot. Pikrei Avot focuses on lessons of ethics and humility, which the Rabbis felt would help us to prepare for “receiving the Torah” on Shavuot!