Searching for Communal Seder (Durham, Cary: chapel, university, dinner)

[KP11]

Hi folks

My usual seder-host is not having one this year. I'm wondering if there are any communal seders at any Jewish groups/temples that are open to non-congregational people.

[dcgrl]

You could try one of the university's Hillel groups.

[ADVentive]

I have been several times to the one from the Triangle Congregation for Humanistic Judaism. You are past the RSVP date, but I bet if you call you can still get in. I'm not going this year because we are doing one at my house!

Triangle Congregation for Humanistic Judaism

2008-04-20 4 p.m.
Passover 2nd Seder
Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 4907 Garrett Road, Durham (6/10 mile east of 15-501 on the left) in Fellowship Hall, at the front of the complex.
Annual Second Night Family Seder of Triangle Congregation for Humanistic Judaism begins 4 PM Sunday, April 20. Join in a Humanistic Jewish celebration with a humanistic Haggadah and songs. Bring Family and Friends. All are welcome at Fellowship Hall, front of Eno River Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 4907 Garrett Road, Durham (.6 mile east of 15-501, on the left). Cost: $12.50 adults (15 or older), $6.50 ages 10-14, free ages under 10. ($40 maximum per family; $1 less for vegetarians.) Reservation with check must be received by April 10 to Carol Minton, Treasurer, 8 Clover Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27517. For more information call Carol 919-942-0990 or cgminton@mindspring.com. Note: TCHJ provides chicken, matzos, sacramental wine, grape juice, cold drinks. You are welcome to bring dinner wine. Please bring a Passover dish to serve at least 6 other people and serving utensils.

[jln69]

I don't know where your are in the Triangle but Temple Beth Shalom in Cary's Seder is open to the community. I received an e-mail about it. Unfortunately, I deleted it because we decided not to go. I'm sure if you give them a call they will be more than happy to answer all your questions.

Happy Pesach.

[KP11]

Thanks for all the suggestions. Happy Pesach!

[jill7930]

I don't know your gender, but there's a Women's seder every year that I get an ad for from the Durham-Chapel Hill Jewish Federation. Info at
Women's Seder: Four Questions and Then Some