So we had our congregation Pesach Sedar tonight

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Nothing much to report, but it was an experience to go to a Sedar with a cantor and prayer leader. Our congregation (reform) rents out a local restaurant, has them prepare traditional foods, drink Manachevitz (if unlike me you don't order a separate glass of drinkable wine) and go through the Sedar.

As we are fairly involved in interfaith activities, we also had a fair number of guests from various religions -- I had a few interesting conversations about our history, etc.

Good Pesach to everyone!

[Behind the Aegis]

1. Happy Pesach!

Sounds like an interesting time.

[leftynyc]

2. Sounds lovely

Do you mind me asking what part of the country you're in? Do you do this every year?

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3. We are in

North Mississippi. The communal Sedar has been part of our services since at least the 60's. Sometimes its done in the shul, but more often its done at a local restaurant, country club, etc.