- Craft
- Condensed Passover Haggadah
Moses created it with Rabbi Matt Berkowitz, whom he met studying Talmud through the Wexner Foundation. The first version came out in spring 2019, and a second edition followed before Passover 2020, just as families moved their seders onto video calls. Moses describes it as a complete Haggadah printed on a restaurant menu: a 12.25 by 6 inch eight-panel quadfold with Hebrew, English and transliteration, a full Hallel, a map of the Exodus route, and lightbulb icons marking moments for discussion. Without the meal, a seder runs about an hour. His goal, he says, was not an abbreviated seder but one people keep going after dinner. ModernTribe sells it singly and in sets of five and ten.
Good to know
- Created byDr. Ron Moses and Rabbi Matt Berkowitz
- Featured inJewish Herald-Voice (2020)
