Compassion and Belonging In These Times
Location: Kehilla’s Social Hall at 1300 Grand Ave. Piedmont, CA
Join us for an in-person Passover Community Seder continuing to explore the High Holy Day theme of Compassion and Belonging, in the context of current political unraveling.
We will re-enter the Exodus story through Ashkenazi and Sephardi song, food and ritual, interweaving somatic practices that support us to resource ourselves for the long haul. Co-led by Lev Michael Moses, Oreget Adamah (Earth Weaver) Ore Ganin-Pinto and Rabbi SAM Luckey, with guest speakers Jocelyn and Matthew from one of Kehilla’s immigrant accompaniment teams. The evening features a delicious Sephardic-inspired vegetarian seder meal (with gluten-free and vegan options) catered by chef Jesse Yurow of One Farm Lemon.
Space is limited! We recommend getting your tickets soon. Ticket sales close at 5pm on 4/8/25!

Organization: Kehilla Community Synagogue