This powerful potluck dinner event, led by Roei Stanley of Jews for Jesus, will help us discover the link between the Jewish feast of Passover and the last supper Jesus shared with His disciples.

Join us for an exploration of the beautiful symbolism of the Jewish ceremonial meal called a seder. We’ll weave the story of the exodus and freedom from slavery together with the messianic hope realized in Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. The words “do this in remembrance of me” will take on an even deeper meaning to Christians as we learn the significance of and fully participate in the tradition Jesus observed the night before He died and give us a closer look at the very Jewish life He led.

Jewish or not, religious or not—all are welcome for this unforgettable, thought-provoking experience.

Have questions?

Call Vanderhoof Christian Fellowship

at 250-567-9198

Kosher a Few Things to Know

Kosher – Hebrew for fit or proper and refers to foods

that adhere to Jewish dietary laws

Meats include beef, poultry, lamb and fish with scales and fins

Meat and dairy cannot be served or prepared together.

Dairy includes milk, butter, yogurt, cheese & cream

During Passover, flour containing wheat, rye, barley,

oats, or spelt is generally considered “chametz” (leavened bread)

Gluten free flours containing rice, almond, tapioca or corn are considered kosher

Fruits and vegetables including potatoes must be thoroughly washed to remove insects and larvae which are not to be consumed

Eggs cannot have a blood spot

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Seder Potluck Ideas

Salads with vegetable oil based dressings – no dairy

Roasted vegetables

Rice

Pot roast Pepper steak

Meatballs Chili

Brisket Pulled beef

Lamb stew Mexican beef stew

Honey garlic chicken Balsamic chicken

Thai peanut sauce

Desserts

Gluten free Chocolate lava cake

Dairy free Chocolate mousse

Gluten free fruit crumbles

Macaroons

Meringue cookies