Passover
Stand For Israel
Photo Friday: What Does This Ceremony Mean to You?
On Passover 1949, the first Passover after the creation of modern Israel, children at an Israeli kindergarten celebrate the seder ceremony.
Fellowship Blog
‘A Project of a Lifetime’
A Chicago Haggadah collection - more than 4,500 Passover texts - is likely the largest in the world.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
Understanding the Passover Story
Yael explains how making aliyah (immigrating to Israel) and raising a family has made the Exodus story of God’s deliverance come alive.
Stand For Israel
Photo Friday: Celebrate the Festival of Unleavened Bread
In this photograph from preparations for a past Passover, Rabbi Eckstein learns how matzah (unleavened bread) is made.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
The Redemption Story We Need Right Now
The Passover story renews my hope, as it reminds us to remain faithful and seek God, asking Him to protect us, and believing miracles are always just around the corner.
Stand For Israel
Golda Meir’s Matzah Ball Soup
This Passover, we celebrate God's deliverance of His people, Israel, with a matzah recipe from Israel's first female Prime Minister, Golda Meir.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
The First Passover
As the Jewish people prepare to celebrate Passover, the "Lord's Festival of Unleavened Bread," Yael shows us how to bake matzah, the biblical food that reminds us of God's deliverance.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
Teaching Our Children to Seek Wisdom
As Yael celebrates the sacred season of Passover with her family, we offer you this message excerpted from her new book.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
Why Is Passover Different This Year?
As we hold tight to Him, we will sing, celebrate, and shout our praises to our God, Who delivers us from harm and blesses us with complete salvation.
Stand For Israel
A Different Kind of Passover
While this year's "holiday of freedom" will be different, a Fellowship staffer in Israel writes about the freedoms we do have.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
Passing Faith Forward
I take comfort in knowing everything taking place is by God’s design, even if I cannot understand the plan and purpose of it.
Yael's Holy Land Reflections
Our Response in a Time of Crisis
This year, an additional Passover lesson is to care for ourselves and our loved ones, as well as the most vulnerable among us who have no one to care for them.