Hosting a Passover Table
We’re excited that you’re interested in hosting a Passover table this year at our annual dinner!
Hosting a table has two requirements – first, that you bring all the things to set up a nice table. Each table needs specific items:
Taper candles (2)
Candlesticks (2)
Matches or lighter to light candles
Plates, drinking glasses, flatware (knives, forks, spoons) for 8
Napkins
This is the perfect opportunity to pull out Grandma’s fine china! Everything must be set up at least an hour before the start of the meal.
Second is that you actually act as host of the table you set! There will be a whole lot of people who are first time guests and don’t have anyone to sit with – and lots of regular attenders who don’t know many people yet and are hoping for a friendly face go up to them and to invite them to a table! Also, hosting the table means leading part of the meal/ceremony. Pastor Ron leads the entire meal up front, but there might be a couple things that you need to lead (for instance, lighting candles or reading a passage).
If this sounds interesting to you, please let us know on your Connection Card this Sunday, or sign up on the form below:
Hosting a table has two requirements – first, that you bring all the things to set up a nice table. Each table needs specific items:
Taper candles (2)
Candlesticks (2)
Matches or lighter to light candles
Plates, drinking glasses, flatware (knives, forks, spoons) for 8
Napkins
This is the perfect opportunity to pull out Grandma’s fine china! Everything must be set up at least an hour before the start of the meal.
Second is that you actually act as host of the table you set! There will be a whole lot of people who are first time guests and don’t have anyone to sit with – and lots of regular attenders who don’t know many people yet and are hoping for a friendly face go up to them and to invite them to a table! Also, hosting the table means leading part of the meal/ceremony. Pastor Ron leads the entire meal up front, but there might be a couple things that you need to lead (for instance, lighting candles or reading a passage).
If this sounds interesting to you, please let us know on your Connection Card this Sunday, or sign up on the form below:
