Martha Anne Toll
We call our doctor, who says to isolate her immediately, “Lock her up, do the deepest clean possible and leave food outside her door as needed.”
Dayenu: Dispatches From the Covid Sick Ward
Tag: Passover
All-of-a-Kind Seder in the Time of Covid-19
Carolyn Abram
The board of health quarantines the fictional family, forcing Passover to be sorely reduced. It’s a lonely moment.
Turning Days of Distancing into Days of Reflection
Andrea Kott
Some folks are turning this time into an opportunity to begin exercising, bond with family and pets, clean closets, or garden. I am reliving the Days of Awe.
Food for Thought on Passover
Nechama Liss-Levinson
Let’s create new rituals and weave our food deprivations into our holistic understanding of what this Seder is and what it represents.
I Attended a Jews for Jesus Seder in France: Here’s How It Went
Marcie K. Bachar
I hadn’t contemplated what Jewish life abroad might look like or the compromises I might make. The landscape was that of Cezanne and Van Gogh, cobblestone streets, the ubiquitous skinny baguettes tucked under the arm. The seder, however, had an agenda.
Between Purim and Passover, a Plague
Rayzel Raphael
What if wee find we are more resilient than we knew?
Passover Midwives, Birthing Change
Nechama Liss-Levinson
Every year, on the morning of Passover, I must ask myself, “How can I strive to be one of the midwives?”