Wednesday, April 5, Time: 7:00am as part of Morning Minyan
Zidell Chapel and on Zoom

On the morning of the Pesach seder, firstborn children are required to fast in commemoration of the firstborn Egyptians who lost their lives during the tenth plague. Our fasting beautifully demonstrates our compassion even for our enemies. That said, we have another tradition to mark when we complete a book of Jewish learning with a celebratory meal. This “siyyum” overrides the fast for those who attend the study session.

Rabbi Kosak will be completing his study of “B’nei Machshavah Tovah—Conscious Community,” and will share key insights on the art of observation as told by the Warsaw Ghetto rabbi who perished in the Shoah.

While in-person is preferred for this study session, those who need can join in on Zoom by clicking here.