Dear Friend,
With Passover approaching, and as we prepare to gather with our families and loved ones for the Passover Seder, we are reminded of the incredible journey we are all a part of. For over 3337 years, this cherished tradition has been passed down from generation to generation, connecting us in ways that words can't fully express.
Just think, our ancestors sat at their own Seders, sharing the story of Passover and passing on its rich meaning to their children. And now, as we sit down at our own tables, we're continuing that beautiful legacy.
So as you prepare for your Seder this year, I encourage you to take a moment to truly savor the experience. Let the sights, sounds, and flavors of the Seder fill you with a sense of warmth and belonging. And know that as you do, you're not just celebrating the holiday you're honoring a tradition that's been cherished for centuries.
From my family to yours, I wish you a Passover filled with joy, meaning, and the blessings of good health and happiness.
Warmly,
Rabbi & Rebbetzin Yeruchem & Nechama Eilfort
Rabbi & Rebbetzin Elia & Chaya Eilfort
Rabbi & Rebbetzin Yossi & Muka Rodal
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Join Chabad at La Costa for an enchanting Passover Seder Experience the liberation and freedom of Passover. Relive the Exodus, discover the eternal meaning of the Haggadah, and enjoy a community Seder complete with hand-baked Matzah, wine, and a wonderful dinner spiced with unique traditional customs. Explore the Kabbalistic insight of the number four: Four cups of wine, four sons, four questions and four types of freedom.
Passover Seders at Chabad at La Costa*
First Seder Chabad at La Costa Second Seder Chabad of Encinitas Suggested Donation Locals: Adult: $54, Child (3-12): $25 Cost for Visitors: Adult: $108, Child (3-12): $54
Seder to Go - Call us to take YOUR part in leading us out of Egypt 760-943-8891 Sign up to order the Seder to Go and more HERE Sign up for our in person Seder HERE Sell your Chametz HERE See the Pesach Holiday Schedule HERE Sign up for the Second Days of the holiday HERE
* The Seder starts very late, and is long - please plan appropriately for the children.
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