Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread

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Here is an 8-page Scripture study of Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Since these holidays are surrounded by many traditions, we recommend that you start with Scripture. Once you are comfortable with what YHWH commanded, you will feel more comfortable knowing how to celebrate this feast with your family.

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Passover Seders We Recommend:

Our family has done many things since 2006, when we first celebrated Passover (Pesach). We have kept it very simple, just acting out each thing in the story of the Exodus and being sure we included every element listed in the Torah. We have also done full Jewish Seders. Here are some of the resources we have used, although there are many other wonderful resources besides these:

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Crafts and Fun Activities

Please Add Your Ideas!

It seems we see wonderful new ideas each day! We would love it if you would also add your ideas, tips, resources, and links in the comments below. Thank you!

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2 Comments

  1. Erika

    I would love to access the children’s picture seder, but the link isn’t working.

  2. Anne Elliott

    I’m sorry, Erika! Because it’s a members-only resource, there is a timer on the page that expires after a few minutes. So try just refreshing the page, and see if it will work for you. ~Anne

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