Our shul hosted a Second Seder on Sunday, April 13. The beautiful table setting invited participants into the community room, where Rabbi Gadi led the gathering through the dramatic Passover story of slavery in Egypt and the flight to freedom through the parted sea and 40 years in the desert to the land of Israel. Later that week, the shul hosted the annual Model Seder luncheon for GEM (Greenport Ecumenical Ministries) clergy and their parishioners. Once again, Rabbi Gadi led the group of 50 through the story, pointing out the symbolism of the items on the traditional Seder plate, which offer a visual presentation of the Passover story. Parishioners said they always look forward to the annual Model Seder at our shul.

Rabbi Gadi Capela and SMBloom  photos