This was certainly one of the strangest Passovers in our lifetime.
To preserve public health in the face of a pandemic, many people held a solitary Seder or used video conferencing to share the meal with loved ones.
Did you create a special pandemic-themed Hagaddah? Did you record your video-conferenced Seder? Or maybe you don't use technology on Jewish holidays, but you have reflections you would like to preserve. Whatever the case may be, we invite you to share your Passover story at our online
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One hundred years from now, your stories will help future generations understand how the local Jewish community celebrated Passover in 2020.
[IMAGE: Elak and Baruch Rudick holding a Passover seder at home with their family, 1908 (Roth Family Photographs, PFF 7)]