Even at this distance, let's sit together and tell a story.
The same story that we tell every year with the unfurling of the Spring, at the full moon festival of Passover.
At this time we tell a tale of an ancient People who lived in constriction and fear, and who danced their way to freedom.
We are on our way to liberation, and we are taking you with us!

Who is it for?
A Seder for Jewish folk and friends of all ages,
Not specifically aimed at children, but they are welcome!
This seder will have some traditional parts and many creative interpretations and songs. You do not need to understand Hebrew to participate.
Scroll down to read a little more about Yelala, and you'll know if we would make good table-mates for you.

Do I need to register / pay?
Please register by buying a ticket here on ticket tailor. This will enable us to email you with the special seder access code, and information about Zoom.
We have supplied a number of ticket options per household between £5-£25 - any of these would be wonderful.
However, no one is turned away for lack of funds: if you are unable to afford any amount, please select any ticket, write LIBERATION in the promocode box, and click the APPLY button, and your ticket will be free!
Participation is at the discretion of Yelala, we may contact you to ensure that you are a genuine participant.

Where will this take place?
We will be livestreaming from London, UK, via Zoom. We will send you a password to enter the virtual meeting room. Please do not share this with other people.
Please download the app onto your device before the Live session https://zoom.us/signup

What else will I need?
We will be sharing words on our screen, so you do not need to have a Haggadah, but you can bring one if you wish!

A Seder Plate
If you find it hard to gather the items below, we suggest you have some fun with pens and cardboard, and make little symbolic versions if you wish to :)

- A big round plate, containing:
- Parsley or another fresh green vegetable
- A bowl of saltwater
- a small bone or a beetroot or something else that represents a sacrifice to you
- A bitter herb - horseradish for example
- Any other items you might put on your seder plate
- a small bowl of charoset (recipes: https://www.thespruceeats.com/charoset-recipes-from-around-the-world-4031811)

Also:
- Matzah (/crackers)
- Wine or Grape Juice

What is Yelala?
Yelala is a constellation of projects curated by Kohenet Rachel Rose Reid and Kohenet Yael Tischler, the first women outside of North America to be ordained by the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute.
This is Jewish-rooted, earth-centred sharing of empowering, embodied practice and marginalised wisdom from Biblical antiquity to the present day.
We will be sharing words onscreen, so you do not need a Haggadah.