End-of-Pesach Feast
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A TIKKUN-BOSTON PASSOVER CELEBRATION!
Sunday, May 1, 2005, 2:00-5:00 pm
"When Israel went out of Egypt...The sea
saw and fled; the Jordan turned backwards. The mountains danced like
rams and the hills like kids!" (Psalm 114)
The last day of Pesach/Passover is a time of great love and faith(fulness), transcendence and healing transformation.
Join Boston Tikkun's End-of-Pesach Feast to celebrate and draw strength from the wonder of a safe crossing through turbulent waters.
At a private home in Somerville (RSVP for details), we will break matzah together over a yummy 5-course kosher-for-Passover Festival Meal catered by an extraordinary local chef, and we will re-enact the splitting of the sea on that day. (What did the sea perceive that made it flee?)
Limited space is available - first-come, first-served!
Deadline for reservation: Monday, April 25.
Call Josh at 617-591-0236 to reserve & get event & payment addresses.
Cost: Sliding Scale, $20 to $30 (maximum $50 per household).
(Payment must be received by 5:00pm Wednesday, April 27.)
The last day of Pesach/Passover is a time of great love and faith(fulness), transcendence and healing transformation.
Join Boston Tikkun's End-of-Pesach Feast to celebrate and draw strength from the wonder of a safe crossing through turbulent waters.
At a private home in Somerville (RSVP for details), we will break matzah together over a yummy 5-course kosher-for-Passover Festival Meal catered by an extraordinary local chef, and we will re-enact the splitting of the sea on that day. (What did the sea perceive that made it flee?)
Limited space is available - first-come, first-served!
Deadline for reservation: Monday, April 25.
Call Josh at 617-591-0236 to reserve & get event & payment addresses.
Cost: Sliding Scale, $20 to $30 (maximum $50 per household).
(Payment must be received by 5:00pm Wednesday, April 27.)
We are an international community of people of many faiths calling for social justice and political freedom in the context of new structures of work, caring communities, and democratic social and economic arrangements. We seek to influence public discourse in order to inspire compassion, generosity, non-violence and recognition of the spiritual dimensions of life.
