Passover
1 week ago • Apr 2, 2026

The Stories We Tell

By
Rabbi Cheryl Peretz

We Jews are obsessed with telling stories – as the core of the Passover Seder and beyond. The obsession to do so is woven into the fabric of Jewish life and practice. Through interpreting our people’s narrative, we become the story we tell about ourselves and we partner with God in completing creation.

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