by Rabbi Alpern | Jul 5, 2012 | Seders
The Birthday Haggaddah: A Personal Seder Mezzuzzah Home Dedication Seder of Daily Prayer Seder of The Meal Seder of Eating Shabbat Intimate Seder for Couples The Azza Zaaz’s Tour of the A Mountain: Finally a Final (Talking Points) 1:1 Moby Dick, and...
by Rabbi Alpern | Jun 14, 2012 | Arias, Blovely, Conversations, Newsletters, Posts, Seders
Is my house not right with God? The Everlasting Covenant ordered in all things, and sure? ( 2 Samuel 23:5) Creation in Genesis is an order. God orders all things into being. The universe unfolds, from chaos to creation. Revelation is an ordering...
by Rabbi Alpern | May 30, 2012 | Seders
Holy Day Hebrew Date 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 Rosh Hashanah Tishrei 1 – 2 Sept. 23 – 24 Sept. 12 – Sept 13 Oct. 2 – 3 Sept. 21 – Sept 22* Sept. 10 – Sept 11* Yom Kippur Tishrei 10 Oct. 2 Sept. 21 Oct. 11 Sept. 30 Sept. 19 Sukkot (first 2 days) Tishrei 15...
by Rabbi Alpern | Mar 16, 2012 | Seders
A SHAVUOT SEDER Shavuot (Pronounced Sh-vu-oat) is the Festival of Weeks, seven weeks of seven days after Passover, and links the liberation of our people to the receiving of the teachings of God at and on Mt. Sinai. The countdown from Passover to Shavuot is a...
by Rabbi Alpern | Mar 16, 2012 | Seders
Kaddash (Kiddush) Remember, on the Sabbath and Holydays our custom is to sanctify time by reciting Kiddush, washing for the meal, and then remaining silent until we make the Motzi, the prayer for breaking bread. This night the order is momentarily transformed into...
by Rabbi Alpern | Mar 16, 2012 | Seders
Passover 2017 On Being a Twenty First Century Person Happy Passover and Easter to each and every one of you. Call or e mail if you would like personalized guidance on how to run your Seder. In the meantime enjoy the following food for thought: To be a person in...