Chabad of Kalamazoo

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Chabad of Kalamazoo

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www.ChabadKalamazoo.org

We will be celebrating the end of Passover in South Haven. Please message us today if you'd like to join.

Below is the schedule.

Friday: Candle lighting: 8:10pm. note: The Shehcheyanu blessing is not said by candle lighting or kiddush.

Mincha and Marriv: message Rabbi for time & place. Many people have the custom to stay awake until dawn and learn torah as a way of thanking Hashem for the miracle He did by splitting the Red Sea.

Shabbos: Shachris 10:00am. at the Shul in South Haven First Hebrew Congregation 249 Broadway St, South Haven, MI 49090-1471

Mincha followed by marriv message Rabbi for time & place

Candle Lighting: After 9:13pm. Yom Tov Candle Lighting and Yizkor candle lighting for those saying Yizkor from existing flame.

Sunday: Shachris:10:00am. Yizkor 11:30am. at the Shul in South Haven First Hebrew Congregation 249 Broadway St, South Haven, MI 49090-1471

Mincha:5:45pm followed by Seudas Moshiach about 6:00pm message Rabbi for address.

We close out the Passover holiday together with a special farewell meal. Enjoy wine and matzah, discuss words of Torah and inspirational stories, sing Chassidic melodies, and find out why this day has a special energy related to the coming of Moshiach. Come, and bring your family and friends.

As pesach ends, we celebrate and await the final redemption with the coming of Moshiach now!

Wishing everyone a Shabbos & good Yom Tov!

Rabbi Mordechai & Dobrushe Haller & Family

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Chabad of Kalamazoo

Invites you to a

COMMUNITY PESACH SEDER

Read the Haggadah, relive the Exodus , experience a wonderful night

spiced with traditional customs

as you enjoy a delicious dinner

with Wines & Handmade Matzah

Monday, April 22 @ 8pm

Tuesday, April 23 @ 9:45pm

At Chabad of Kalamazoo

5o4 Sprague Ave

Click to RSVP,

For more information email [email protected]

Or call or text 269-903-7916

Please let us know if there is anyway we can help you with your passover preparations.

Check Out D& W on Oakland and Parkview. They have a nice Passover section.

Amazons Passover Store

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Matzah Gift Packs

It’s the traditional handmade Matzah, made especially for the Seder!
Look out for your complimentary Shmurah Matzah gift pack and please let us know if you have a neighbor or friend who would appreciate one.

***We are looking for volunteers to help deliver as well. Please contact Rabbi Mordechai at 269-903-7916***

On the holiday of Passover, we are commanded not to have any chametz in our possession. Any food that is made out of grain that has been allowed to rise (ferment) is chametz. Common chametz items include bread, cakes, breakfast cereals, pastas, many liquors and more. Any chametz that is in the possession of a Jew during Passover is forbidden, even after Passover ends. This applies even if the chametz is locked up and out of sight.

Selling your Chametz is easy and will help you observe Passover properly.

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