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Chametz Sale 2024

Dear Friends,

Pesach preparations are under way. As most of us know, the Torah prohibits us from not only eating, but also owning, chametz on Pesach. The sale of chametz is a time-honored tradition in Jewish Law enabling us to more easily observe this prohibition.  It is a complicated procedure and it is customary to have a Rabbi familiar with the requirements handle the sale.

Some of you have sold your chametz through BMH-BJ in previous years, and I encourage everyone to do so.  I am ready – and would be honored - to act as your agent and assist you in this important tradition.

By filling out your information online at https://www.bmh-bj.org/form/chametz-sale-2024.html, you appoint me as your agent to sell your chametz on your behalf.  Forms are also available in the main office or you can download it and print it yourself and email it to clergyassist@bmh-bj.org, or bring it in to me personally at my office.  I would love the opportunity to meet and speak with you and assure you that everything will be handled properly and according to Jewish Law.  If you need help, please call Rachael in the clergy office, so she can help you sell your chametz over the phone. 

The deadline for submission is Tuesday, April 16, 2024.

Please note that there are many in our community who find it difficult to celebrate Pesach. It is a financial hardship for them. A contribution to my discretionary fund earmarked for Maot Chitim – Passover Food, will make it easier for those in need to have kosher food for Pesach. Your generosity is most appreciated.

Best wishes to you for a Chag Kasher v’Sameach, a joyful and kosher Pesach.

Warmly,Rabbi Chai 001
Rabbi Chaitovsky

Pesach Schedule 5784, April 22 - 30, 2024

 

Best wishes to everyone for a Chag Kasher v’Sameach, a joyful and kosher Pesach! 
 

Online Resources

For a comprehensive guide on Passover, home preparation, rituals, and food, please refer to:

 CRC Passover Guide

 OU Guide to Passover

 Scroll K Pesach Guide

   Multimedia Resources

 

The Minimalist Guide to Passover and Seder  from Anshe Sholom Congregation in Lakeview, Illinois, 2021. For those who may never have made Pesach, or have not done so in a very long time, from shopping to kashering to doing a seder. 

Preparing Your Home for Passover - information from 5780.

International Rabbinic Fellowship Pesach 2020 Guide
 

A Guide to a Concise but Halachik Seder

A Different Pesach - for Solo and Small Sedarim

Ok for Pesach without special certification

Fri, March 29 2024 19 Adar II 5784