Passover

Beth El has morning and evening services for the first two and last two days of Passover. Yizkor is recited during services on the eighth day.

Passover 5786/2026 Schedule

Wednesday, April 1 – Erev Passover
Schools closed. Offices close at 12:00 pm.

• 7:15 am: Siyyum for the First Born
• 6:30 pm: Festival Evening Service – Zoom only

Thursday, April 2 – Passover Day 1
Schools and offices closed.

• 9:15 am: Festival Morning Service
• 6:30 pm: Festival Evening Service
• 7:00 pm: Second Night Seder with Rabbi Harris

Friday, April 3 – Passover Day 2
Schools and offices closed.

• 9:15 am: Festival Morning Service
• 6:30 pm: Evening Minyan – Zoom only

Tuesday, April 7 – Passover Day 6

• 6:30 pm: Festival Evening Service – Zoom only

Wednesday, April 8 – Passover Day 7
Schools and offices closed.

• 9:15 am: Festival Morning Service
• 6:30 pm: Festival Evening Service – Zoom only

Thursday, April 9 – Passover Day 8
Schools and offices closed.

• 7:15 am: Early Festival Morning Service (Yizkor)
• 9:15 am: Festival Morning Service (Yizkor)
• 8:00 pm: Evening Minyan – Zoom only

Passover Sermons 5785/2025

Passover Resources

• Rabbinical Assembly Passover Guide
• Resources from the Conservative Movement
• Resources Reflecting on Today from the Shalom Hartman Institute
• Resources from Jewish Council for Public Affairs
• Podcast – Call Me Back with Dan Senor; “The Paradox of Passover 2025 with Rachel Goldberg Polin”
• NEW for 2025: A Guide To Hosting Your First Passover Seder from Exploring Judaism
• NEW for 2025: A new Haggadah from the “Bring Them Home” foundation 
• Passover Ideas for Families with Young Children
• Passover Seder Resources
• Jewish Grandparents Network Passover Resource Page – Online/virtual Seder resources for grandparents
• 18 Doors Passover Resource Page (formerly Interfaith Family)
• USCJ Passover Resource Page
• Make Your Online Seder Lively, Engaging, and Meaningful
• What to do when Erev Passover falls on Shabbat from The Schechter Institute
• Ways to Celebrate Passover Throughout the Week from JConnect
• Tips on making your Seder more inclusive for interfaith families

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