Kids’ Haggadah Emphasizes Diversity and Empathy
“Hug-It-Out, A Lil Haggadah for Kids” is a new haggadah for children.
A new kind of Haggadah
Ruty Korotaev uncovers the origins behind the New Hoffert Haggadah, which was illustrated by fine artist and clinical psychologist, Esther Gelcer.
More corona-seder ideas for first-time leaders (and veterans, too)
In this week’s column, Mark Mietkiewicz would like to share some more resources to help make this year’s Passover seder meaningful.
A humanistic, yet traditional, haggadah
Barbara Silverstein speaks with Paul and Brenda Hoffert, who have created a new family haggadah that is humanistic, but still retains the traditional Hebrew songs and prayers.
The haggadah is for skimming
The rabbis intended the words you find in your haggadah to be the way you express the experience of the Exodus. If you want to keep engaging in a lengthy analysis, by all means – just remember your guests might be getting hungry.
Rabbi to Rabbi: Finding yourself in the haggadah
Despite its ancient origins, there are many opportunities to relate personally to the Passover text, and that could act as catalysts to discuss modern topics of interest.
From Yoni’s Desk: We should regard the haggadah as a leadership manual
Passover’s iconic text, the haggadah, invites us to think seriously about leadership.
The enduring resonance of the haggadah
No book in Jewish history has been illustrated more often than the haggadah.
Do It Yourself Haggadot
You can never have enough haggadot, so why not make one of your own?
Haggadot: art and social barometer – Part. 2
We continue our survey and look at a most surprising controversy over the revered Maxwell House Haggadah!
