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At the final talk for Lent with conversation and coffee we look at Caring for Creation.  Rt Rev Nicholas Holtam Bishop of Salisbury is our speaker.  7.30pm Tuesday 4 April Christ Church, Derry Hill.

On Sunday Rolf leads the sung worship, Dave is speaking and we finish by enjoying Brunch together.  Hope to see you there. 

We have been invited to join Christ Church for their Passover Meal.  7pm Tuesday 11 April Christ Church.  All welcome.  Please let us know if you plan to come so we can let Ann know numbers for catering. 

Other dates for the diary

[frugelegance]

The Passover Seder Table

The Passover Table is all about a festive meal & each item on the table symbolizes the spirit of the Jewish Passover Holiday.

My table is made up from some special pieces I use every year & some new items for an updated new look. I always use: Sedar Plate, Vase & Elijah's wine goblet are all Lenox & were special gifts. The new items are: Threshold Scalloped Dinnerware Set from Target, Brushed Gold Napkin Rings from BedBathandBeyond, The Lenox Tablecloth, Table Runner Linen Napkins from Homegoods.

The Seder Table starts with a floral centerpiece & lit candles. The large platter is called the Seder Plate & every item on it has special meaning.

In the center of the table is The Cup of Elijah, which is a large wine goblet that is filled with wine all throughout the evening. Each participant also gets a wine glass & Haggadah book. Some items can vary but can also include: a bowl of salt water, a plate of scallions, a plate of hard boiled eggs, a bowl of water for hand washing & a small pillow on each chair.

The Passover Meal is full of traditional foods. See my recipes for Matzah Ball Soup & a Best Brisket Recipe too!

Happy & Healthy Passover (Happy Pesach)!