Dear Friends,
As we are now approach Passover, we wish for you and your family a Kosher and Happy Passover.
We are told of 'Four Sons' who attend the Seder. The Rebbe tells us of a 'Fifth Son' who might not even show up! We are here to make sure that there are no 'Fifth Sons' in our community. Check out our 'Passover offerings' below.
Passover is the holiday of redemption. May all the Jewish people around the world go out of their personal limitations this Pesach, which will surely lead to the complete global redemption through Moshiach NOW!!
"THIS Year in Jerusalem!!"
Wishing you and yours all the best in this "Season of Our Freedom".
Blessings & Success,
Rabbi & Aliza Krivisky
Menachem, Esther, Menucha, Zalman, Chaya & Shmuel, Shterna Sarah
Be the 'Wise Son' this Passover.
Prepare accordingly...
3 BIG Mitzvahs to do before Passover:
1) DON'T BE SQUARE, DADDY-O!! Buy Handmade Round Matzoh!!
It's bread of healing! It's the bread of faith! It's not your grocery-store-bought-cardboard! It is the official food of Passover! MiYaD is continuing to provide the community with the best quality Matzoh again this year. Please order in advance using www.miyad.org.
2) - TZEDAKAH! Ma'os Chittim refers to the centuries old custom of gathering wheat to provide the poor with matzoh and other items for the observance of Pesach. Literally - it is money for wheat. This charitable giving of Ma'os Chittim goes to help people pay for all of necessities of making Passover. Included in that is the cost of Matzoh, Wine, Kosher for Passover food, as well as clothing for the Holiday. It is seen as an obligation even after one has given their annual charitable giving, and is thematically related to the idea of experiencing Freedom on Passover. CLICK HERE.
3) SELL YOUR CHAMETZ!! No need to throw out your pretzels & beer... put them in a cabinet, label it SOLD, fill out this form and that's it!!
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Choose wisely.
Passover Seder...
at your in-laws?
shpilkus.
at a hotel?
ugh.
in a restaurant?
puh-lease.
in a center?
forgettaboutit.
in a resort?
NOOO000oooo!!
For various reasons, each of these options don't sound so 'liberating'.
But Passover is supposed to be the season of our freedom, celebrating our physical and spiritual freedom from constraints - limitations. So why don't you spend it with us?
Delicious home-cooked dinners? YES.
Inspirational (and quick!) Haggadah/Seder leadership? YES.
Cute kids? YES.
Fun & stimulating discussion? YES.
Top-shelf wine? YES.
All the Mitzvahs with feeling? YES.
A Passover Seder never to forget? YES!!!
FREE? Of course, Bubbala, who charges for such a Mitzvah having you in their home, eh?!
(see Ma'os Chittim above)
This year, as always, Rabbi & Aliza Krivisky and family will be opening their home and hearts to welcome you to their home to celebrate Passover the right way - with friends and family.
1st Night Seder ~ Friday, April 22rd @ 8:15pm
2nd Night Seder ~ Saturday, April 23rd @ 8:30pm
Last Night ~ Saturday , April 30th @ 6:30pm - The last day of Passover, the grande finale - Mystical MOSHIACH FEAST!!
ALL @ The Krivisky's ~ 82 Forsythia Ln. Jericho, NY 11753
Please RSVP in advance.
We look forward to celebrating with you!!
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Get out of Exile...
Once again, we invite you to take part in one of the most special, mystical dates on the Jewish Calendar - the Eigth Day of Passover, which is charachterized by the special dinner called the Moshiach Feast.
About two hundred and fifty years ago, as the time for Mashiach drew closer, the Baal Shem Tov instituted a custom which underlines the connection between the Redemption and the Eighth Day of Pesach: on that day he would partake of Moshiach’s Seudah, the festive meal of Moshiach.
It is an informal, yet highly inspirational & delicious dinner with singing, stories, Torah thoughts and 4 traditional cups of wine (like the Seder!), all in the spirit of Moshiach's imminent arrival.
We would love for you to join us, Saturday, April 30th 6:30 - 8:30pm @ our home 82 Forsythia Ln., Jericho, NY 11753, for a wonderful evening as we send off the Passover holiday with a bang! No RSVP needed; FREE
----A Reflection of Mashiach
The Eighth Day of Pesach is traditionally associated with our hopes for the coming of Moshiach. For this reason, the Haftorah read on that day contains many prophecies which refer to the Era of the Redemption. Among the best-known of these: “The wolf will dwell with the lamb, the leopard will lie down with a young goat” and, “He will raise a banner for the nations and gather in the exiles of Israel."
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Get Organized...
Passover Schedule
(Confirm Times Here)
April 21:
Search for Chametz begins: 8:10pm
April 22:
Finish Eating Chametz: 10:35am
Chametz has been sold & burned: 11:43am
Midday: 12:52pm
Candlelighting: 7:24pm
Sunset: 7:42pm
Night: 8:11pm
Midnight: 12:52am
April 23:
Candlelighting: AFTER 8:26pm
April 24:
First 2 days of Holiday ends: 8:27pm
Thursday, April 28:
Candlelighting: 7:30pm
Sunset: 7:48pm
Night: 8:18pm
April 10:
Candlelighting: 7:31pm
Sunset: 7:49pm
Night: 8:19pm
April 30:
Shabbat/Holiday ends: 8:35pm
(Confirm Times Here)
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