Attend one of our Gatherings

 

The best way for a new person to get in touch with the Hebrew Roots of your faith is to attend one of our Shabbat (Sabbath) services on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., followed by a potluck fellowship meal.  Another entry point of fellowship would be to attend one of the annual Feasts or Biblical holidays or Moedim (i.e.-Appointed Times). The spring or fall feasts are a great time to jump on board. For more information about our upcoming events and activities, don’t hesitate to contact us today.


MADISON HEBREW ROOTS FELLOWSHIP

PATRICK HENRY BUILDING

313 W. Beltline Highway, Suite 179

Madison, WI 53713

(Enter building at east side door next to our sign)

 

This year we will be having two separate Passover Seder services, an English service, and a Spanish service. We will need everyone to RSVP for the Seder services so that we have enough place settings ready for everyone in attendance at each Seder.                     

 

PLEASE sign up or RSVP by APRIL 15 for the Seder. Please specify Spanish or English service, and how many adults and how many children are coming. There will be sign-up sheets on the table next to the offering box, or you may RSVP online via email to Ida Carlin at External link opens in new tab or windowMadHebRoots@aol.com. There will not be a charge for the Seder, but we request that you give a special offering to help defray the costs for both Seder services.

 

Please bring a favorite appetizer, snack, or dessert (which contains no leavening) to share after the Seder. We will not have a full meal this year.


The week of Unleavened Bread runs from sunset on Monday, April 22 until sunset on Monday, April 29. According to Leviticus Chapter 23, the first and last days of this week of Unleavened Bread are both set-apart (holy) convocations (assemblies) or Annual High Sabbaths which require no secular or physical work. Additionally, the Torah advises us to avoid leavened (raised) bread for the entire week.