It was a wonderfully warm Passover experience for all at the well-attended Seder held in Kishinev. Rabbi Zalman Abelsky conducted the large Seder with over 400 guests in Condor Hall. Joining Rabbi Abelsky for this Passover Seder and celebration were four young Rabbis who graciously came over from Israel for the festive occasion, to lend their own holiday well wishes.
Passover Celebration 2007: Good Times Were Had by All in Kishinev
It was a wonderfully warm Passover experience for all at the well-attended Seder held in Kishinev. Rabbi Zalman Abelsky conducted the large Seder with over 400 guests in Condor Hall. Joining Rabbi Abelsky for this Passover Seder and celebration were four young Rabbis who graciously came over from Israel for the festive occasion, to lend their own holiday well wishes.
Rabbis Nachum and Chani Stulin, Rabbi Israel Zalmanov and Rabbi Mendel Zalmanov combined in taking over all of the Synagogue services during the holiday. At the end of Passover, all attendees and honored guests were treated to the traditional Lubavitch meal called “sedudat mashiach.”
Everybody had the four cups, ate matzoh, enjoyed a wonderful meal, and, with wonderful spirit, all joined in singing old Jewish songs. The evening was a memorable one for all who participated, and we are looking forward to reporting on another successful Passover celebration next year.
It was a wonderfully warm Passover experience for all at the well-attended Seder held in Kishinev. Rabbi Zalman Abelsky conducted the large Seder with over 400 guests in Condor Hall. Joining Rabbi Abelsky for this Passover Seder and celebration were four young Rabbis who graciously came over from Israel for the festive occasion, to lend their own holiday well wishes.
Passover Celebration 2007: Good Times Were Had by All in Kishinev
It was a wonderfully warm Passover experience for all at the well-attended Seder held in Kishinev. Rabbi Zalman Abelsky conducted the large Seder with over 400 guests in Condor Hall. Joining Rabbi Abelsky for this Passover Seder and celebration were four young Rabbis who graciously came over from Israel for the festive occasion, to lend their own holiday well wishes.
Rabbis Nachum and Chani Stulin, Rabbi Israel Zalmanov and Rabbi Mendel Zalmanov combined in taking over all of the Synagogue services during the holiday. At the end of Passover, all attendees and honored guests were treated to the traditional Lubavitch meal called “sedudat mashiach.”
Everybody had the four cups, ate matzoh, enjoyed a wonderful meal, and, with wonderful spirit, all joined in singing old Jewish songs. The evening was a memorable one for all who participated, and we are looking forward to reporting on another successful Passover celebration next year.
