Passover 2023

CHRIST IN THE PASSOVER

"LIFE WINS!"

Celebrate the Feast of Passover in an Historic Courtroom

Saturday, April 8th, 2023 - Dallas, Texas


Passover is about God's deliverance of Israel from Egyptian oppression, slavery, and cruel bondage through Moses's command to Pharaoh, "Let My People Go!" As believers in Yeshua the Messiah, we are also delivered from our bondage and slavery to sin and death. The God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob is a deliverer. One of the most critical social justice issues facing our nation and the world is the issue of abortion. Even amid the overturning of Roe, there is much work to be done. It is the church's responsibility to be an agent of deliverance, emancipation, and justice in the world and to see His kingdom come, and His will be done on earth as it is in heaven. This event will highlight the direct connections between the events of Passover, the events of the Last Supper, and the lingering issues of ending abortion once and for all. 

All done in the historic Roe v Wade Courtroom in Dallas!

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  • Venue information

    Event Space: 400 North Ervay Street, Dallas, TX 75201

    (If parking in the One Dallas Center Parking Garage, enter the venue through the 400 North St. Paul Street entrance. If parking on the street, LAZ Parking Limited, or the First Baptist Parking Garage, you may use either the 400 North Ervay Street or the 400 North St. Paul Street entrance.)


    Venue Parking: One Dallas Center Parking $5 for 2 hours

    One Dallas Center Parking Entrance is located at 1919 Federal Street and is indicated as LAZ Parking Garage. You may park your vehicle on any level beyond the 5th floor of the garage and take the elevator to the first floor. Once on the first floor, you can access the North St Paul Entrance of the venue just across the street from the parking garage. Someone will be posted at the entrance of the 400 North Ervay building for directions and information.


    Other Parking: LAZ Parking is $10 for 2 hours

    Located at 505 N. Ervay Street and directly across the street from the Ervay entrance.


    Other Parking: First Baptist Parking Garage $5 for 2 hours

    Located at 747 N St. Paul St, Dallas, TX 75201, a few blocks away from 400 N. Ervay Street


    Limited Parking on the streets of Ervay and St. Paul. Free from 6 pm on.


  • 4:30 PM PRE-EVENT ON THE ROOFTOP

    This is a unique celebration this year. Our theme is "Let My Children Go" and this is an unprecedented opportunity for you to celebrate a Jewish Seder with a new "life" emphasis in a historic location. We are beginning with a pre-event reception and fellowship time on the rooftop. Come and enjoy beautiful views of the downtown landscape while enjoying the company of others to build connections and community.



  • 6:00 pm Event in the Courtroom

    We will be in the historic Dallas courtroom where the Roe v Wade court case occurred for the main event and the meal. Registration is $65 per/person and includes a buffet meal, beverages, dessert, a participant's seder guide, and all of the Seder elements.


  • ONLINE OPTION

    We will also be live streaming this event as well and you can participate along with us. Don't miss being a part of this prophetic night in a historic site! If you are planning to join us online, below is a list of the items you need to observe with us, the download link to the Haggada pdf file below, and the link to the livestream event. Please gather these items ahead of time, and feel free to cook a meal for your family and join us as we celebrate this year's incredible Passover.


    LIVESTREAM LINK: CLICK HERE
     

  • ONLINE OPTION: SEDER CELEBRATION ITEMS

    For the Seder Plate: A Lamb Shank, Parsely, Horseradish, Roasted Egg, *Charoset, three pieces of Matza, a *white napkin, and Salt Water. 


    You will also need two candles for the beginning of the meal on the table and a pitcher of water, and a basin with a towel for the hand-washing ceremony. 
    Each guest will also need 4 cups of grape juice or wine.


    *Charoset is a mixture of apples, nuts, honey, raisins, and wine and represents and is the consistency of mortar.


    *The white napkin wraps and hides what is called the "afikomen." Later in the meal, the children search for it and return it to the head of the table for a prize or treat of some kind (If you have children present, please also include something to reward them for finding the "afikomen").


  • ONLINE OPTION: The MEal of your choice

    Feel free to make your family the dinner of your choice. Typically, this meal consists of chicken, vegetables, some starch, but nothing with yeast. We will be eating throughout the presentation, so have it ready about 15 minutes into the program!


  • ONLINE OPTION: MULTI MEDIA ITEMS

    You will need to download the Haggada (Seder Meal Booklet) PDF by clicking on the link below and using it to follow along with the live stream event at the top of this page. This link will take you to the live stream page, where you will find the Seder Haggada we will use throughout the presentation.


    LIVESTREAM LINK: AVAILABLE SOON

  • Donations for the event

    If you would like to donate to the extra costs of the event not included in the ticket price, or if you would like to donate as an online participant, please CLICK HERE and select "SPECIAL OFFERING" in the fund choice.


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