Don't Pass Over Passover
Sale of Chametz: For the eight day duration of Pesach we are forbidden to possess any form of edible Chametz. This would include bread, crackers, cereal, and whiskey. While it may be easy to dispose of a few slices of left over bread, to disown a box of cereal or a bottle of whisky is certainly a headache. For edibles with a long shelf life one can fill out the Chametz sale. The Chametz will be sold under the guidance of a rabbi to a non-Jew for the duration of the Holiday. Click here to sell your Chametz.
Shmurah Matza: The most important detail of the festive Seder meal is the Matza we eat. In addition to being biblically prescribed, the Kabbalists bring to our attention its spiritual dimension, referring to the Matza as the food of faith and health. Thus, at least for the two Seder nights, it is best to use traditional, round, hand-baked Matza. Chabad will provide any Jew in the neighbourhood with a complimentary box of Shmurah Matza. Additional boxes of Shmurah Matzah are available for purchase at Chabad. Click here to order your Shmurah Matzah.
Holiday Guide: The festival of Pesach has the good fortune that it has been embraced by virtually all Jews from all walks of life. In order to be well informed about the Seder and the numerous observances, a free user friendly guide is available upon request.
Community Seder: We are honoured and eager to be hosting a community Seder this year! Join the community for a meaningful and interactive Seder in our signature warm and inviting atmosphere. The community Seder will be on Monday, April 22, at 7:45 PM. Click Here to reserve your spot/s.
