During Part I, we talked about what appears on the Seder table, and we asked what might be the minimum we’d need to be able to have a Seder that at least felt like a Seder, whether alone or with family.
This week, we’ll focus on the Haggadah and ask some of the same questions:
How did the Haggadah develop over time, and what feels essential for Secular Humanistic Jews in order to have a Seder. The session will be recorded so that those who aren’t able to come to the session live will be able to refer to it later.

Please contact Rabbi Jeremy at Macharjeremy@gmail.com or rabbi@machar.org for meeting link and access information.