Seder@ IYYUN

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“All those who are hungry, come let them eat.”

Bring your hungry soul to a Passover Seder at IYYUN

Join the IYYUN Chevrah for a meaningful and spiritually uplifting experience as we celebrate freedom this Passover.

Monday Evening, April | 18th - 14th Nissan
7:00 pm

At the IYYUN Center
450 Union Street
In the heart of Brownstone Brooklyn

The First Seder: Eve of First day Passover
Monday, April 18th, 2011
• Evening Service 7:15 pm
• Followed by candle lighting
• Seder begins 8:00 pm

Some recommendations for the Seder:

Bring a pillow! This is the night to recline and feel like a queen/king.
Don’t come hungry! We will be serving a beautiful 3 course seder dinner - but it will not begin until late in the night.
Haggadahs will be provided.
Take a nap! We will go very late into the night - try to be rested to enjoy the full experience.


Reservations must be made in advance.
Please Reserve early- We are limiting the number of attendees,
to preserve the warmth and intimacy of the seder - reserve early to ensure a seat!

Couvre: $45 adult / $18 child

How to Reserve:
Email: [email protected]
subject: Seder reservations
Include in the body of the email:
Your name and all additional names of people you are reserving for.

Payment Options:
Credit Card: we accept mc or visa please pay on the IYYUN website, www.IYYUN.com Click on DONATE - and pay through paypal.
Check: If you are making the payment by check - please write check to: IYYUN mail check to: 232 Bergen St. Brooklyn NY 11217
when the payment is received, your reservation will be confirmed.

We look forward to greeting you at the Seder!


www.IYYUN.com

Rav and Rochie Pinson will be out of town for the Seder this year. They are proud and excited to have the Seder led by the incredible men and women of IYYUN.


EXCITING NEWS!! Just in time for Passover

Updated and Re-designed in time for Passover!

THE IYYUN HAGGADAH- A Haggadah Companion by Rav DovBer Pinson


In this beautifully written companion to Passover and the Haggadah, Rav DovBer Pinson guides us through the major themes of Passover and the Seder night.

What is the big deal of Chametz vs. Matzah?
What are we trying to achieve through conducting a Seder?
What are the 15 steps of the Seder towards freedom?
What's with all that stuff on the Seder Plate, what do they represent?
The Four Cups of Wine & the Four Stages of Freedom
And most importantly, how is this all related to freedom?



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http://www.amazon.com/Iyyun-Haggadah-Introduction/dp/1460949838/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1300895539&sr=8-9