Passover Celebration Meal
Welcome and Shalom!
As we celebrate Easter and our redemption, it is also the season to remember Passover. The Passover is a rich celebration of the story when God delivers his people from Egyptian slavery. And it is quite a pageant of decorations, foods, singing, and being with family.
To help you celebrate Passover in smaller observances with family and friends, we hope the information on this webpage will help guide you to follow along and join us on this symbolic journey of God’s deliverance. And, to make all this possible, I’m going to give you several options for substitutions, as some things might be hard to come by.
Keep in mind, Passover and the items used to celebrate it are important and fraught with meaning. But, in all things, it is not the what, but the why. Feel free to make adaptations if needed.
To help you celebrate Passover in smaller observances with family and friends, we hope the information on this webpage will help guide you to follow along and join us on this symbolic journey of God’s deliverance. And, to make all this possible, I’m going to give you several options for substitutions, as some things might be hard to come by.
Keep in mind, Passover and the items used to celebrate it are important and fraught with meaning. But, in all things, it is not the what, but the why. Feel free to make adaptations if needed.
Passover Celebration Meal Preparation
Now, there are many things that you’re going to need to get your hands on in order to participate. Watch the video “Passover Celebration Meal Preparation” to see a walk through of the items needed. If you would like a printable checklist of the items you'll need to prepare, click below.
Passover Plate Set Up
Once you have everything ready to go and right before you celebrate the meal, watch the video “Passover Plate Set Up.”
Passover Celebration Meal
Finally, the video of the actual meal, is called “Passover Celebration Meal."
May your preparations and celebration be blessed!
Shalom!
May your preparations and celebration be blessed!
Shalom!