Rabbi Howard Morrison

Dear Congregational Family,

In just a few days, we will celebrate Pesach. The words "Ma Nishtanah - How different" will be truer this year than in most other years.

Over the past couple of weeks, I have conducted an on line series called Preparations for Passover. We structured the whole Haggadah, analyzed the Four Questions, the Four Children, the texts after opening the door for Elijah, and Chad Gadya.

Today, Monday April 6 at noon, we will focus on Dayenu with contemporary implications. As a preamble to the session, one of the motifs of Dayenu is "Hakarat Ha'Tov - seeing the good," or simply put, being grateful for every little thing.

Notwithstanding the challenges and concerns raised by Covid-19, for what are we grateful? What forms of appreciation will we express at the Seder?

I wish everyone Shavua Tov and Chag Kasher V'Sameach,

Rabbi Howard Morrison