seder

If what you take away from a Passover seder is that we’re still pissed about slavery, well then … it’s like coming away from the 4th of July thinking Americans would like nothing better than to shove a firecracker down the throat of Queen Elizabeth’s corgi.

Waiting for Inglourious Basterds « The Blog at 16th and Q 2009

The seder is a time for deep conversation, meaningful engagement and hopefully inspired action.

Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater: Global Hunger and Passover 2010

The seder is a time for deep conversation, meaningful engagement and hopefully inspired action.

Global Hunger and Passover 2010

For all the grim events it recounts -- slavery, the Ten Plagues, etc. -- the seder is a celebration of escape and freedom, and as such is a joyous, happy event.

Ellis Weiner: A Public Service from The Huffington Post: Dayenu 5766 2008

On Friday evening, after I returned from dinner, we hosted some friends for a Tu B'Shvat seder, which is a meandering Hassidic custom about fruits, trees, and wine.

Archive 2007-02-01 2007

The seder is a very Rabbinic ritual, demanding that every participant “expound” ãåøù on the appropriate verses in deuteronomy “until the end of the parasha”.

Even if all of us were wise | Jewschool 2007

"That is an activity that is very church-centered, unlike a seder, which is very family-centered," said Shellenberger's husband, Mark, a United Methodist.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

The seder is a pre-packaged curriculum that considers the multiple intelligences.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Rabbi Jason Miller 2011

For Newman, the best part is that the seder is a more memorable event for the family.

statesman.com - Highschool 2010

For Newman, the best part is that the seder is a more memorable event for the family.

statesman.com - Highschool 2010