All are welcome at our annual Seder Supper !

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The Seder is the traditional Passover meal, shaped by ritual foods, storytelling, song, and shared reflection. At St. Paul’s Church, a non-Jewish congregation, our Seder includes both traditional and thoughtfully adapted elements. Our intention is to honor Passover with care and respect, while reflecting on its enduring themes in ways that speak to our own lives and faith journeys. 

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Alongside the traditional retelling of the Exodus story, our Seder also includes a Messianic perspective, exploring how themes of liberation, hope, and renewal have been understood within both Jewish tradition and the Christian story. This is offered with humility and care, as one lens among many, and always with respect for the Jewish roots of the Seder.

 

Passover recalls the Exodus — a story of liberation from slavery and a reminder of the human longing for freedom, dignity, and hope. We approach this sacred tradition with sincerity, joy, and a spirit of learning, mindful that it holds deep meaning within Judaism and continues to inspire people across many faiths.

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St. Paul’s Seder is held each year on the Saturday before the start of the Christian Holy Week, offering a meaningful moment of reflection at the intersection of Jewish and Christian sacred seasons.

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