Or Adam...All the passion of Judaism without the prayer

Sunday, April 20, 2008

6:00  to 9:00 p.m.

Chaparral Suites
5001 N. Scottsdale Road

Passover is the great spring celebration of the Jewish people. In Jewish tradition, the holiday commemorates the biblical exodus from slavery in ancient Egypt. While we treasure this as a story from our ancient collective past, Humanistic Jews observe Passover as a celebration of freedom and national unity and consider it a holiday of deep humanistic significance.

Many times in their history, Jews have struggled for freedom or have sought escape from persecution.  Passover is a time to celebrate the modern, as well as the ancient quest for freedom.

Passover began as a celebration of spring, of renewal and rebirth. It has become a celebration of human dignity and of the freedom that makes dignity possible.

This year, our Seder is open to everyone. It will feature a full-service dinner and unique Humanistic haggada.  Please contact Or Adam at info@oradam.org for more information.

Members-- $45/adult; $20/child ages 5-12

Non-members--$50/adult; $25/child

Please park in the rear of the hotel in the conference and banquet center area.

Passover Reservation Form

Form and payment must be received by Monday, April 7th to guarantee a seat.

 Questions: info@oradam.org