MA NISHTANA. How have we changed since last year’s Seder? Since October 7th? Can we engage in difficult conversations about our differences - with respect, love, and commitment to all people’s liberation? Lead by Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie & the Lab/Shul Ritual Team, featuring special guest Aliza Kline from One Table.

AVADIM HAYINU. What stories of collective hardship are we bringing to the Seder table this year? What parts of the Passover story would you want to highlight, as we wish to transform from hurting to healing? Led by Rabbi Amichai & the Lab/Shul Ritual Team featuring special guests Jon Adam Ross and Zhailon Levingston from the Inheritance Theater Project.

DAYENU. How do we say "ENOUGH ALREADY" to stop the tragic cycle of oppression and violence as we commit to repair? What are hopeful narratives, voices and choices that help chart a better path at this time? Led by Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie & the Lab/Shul Ritual Team, featuring special guests Jo Kent Katz & Rebekka Goldsmith.

L’SHANA HA'BAA. Next Year! The Seder ends with a hopeful intention - next year in Jerusalem, the symbolic city of peace. What is next in our individual and collective vision for hope and change? What can each of us commit to in the coming year to bring about a better, kinder, and more just world? Led by Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie & the Lab/Shul Ritual Team, featuring special guests Libby Lenkinski, Mushon Zer-Aviv, and David Broza.