Tuesday, 18 March 2008

Haggadah



The paving that we ordered on Saturday arrived. Now we have to prepare the side but this has to wait as there is a long weekend coming up. This evening we celebrated the first dinner of the Passover where the Haggadah is performed. The Haggadah is Hebrew for the telling. We did a Christian form of the Haggadah in preparations for this weekend’s celebration of Jesus’ death and resurrection. In the photo are Jane, Zahava and Natalie preparing the table for the Haggadah.
For more information about this evening read my post on This is the BBC.


Posted by Jerome West at 21:46

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