On Wednesday, Jews will mark the first night of Passover with the traditional seder — a dinner retelling of the story of the Jews’ exodus from slavery in Egypt. And later this week, Christians will observe Good Friday and Easter.
But how to do it when community gathering — at the very heart of the celebrations — is not permitted? And can our more solitary observances still be meaningful? Yes, according to Rabbi Noam Marans and Pastor Jared Wellman (@JaredcWellman), who join host Robin Young to talk about this year’s unique challenges.
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