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Today is June 3, 2020 /
8100 Stevenson Road, Baltimore, MD 21208 | 410-486-6400 (Emergency Line - 410-880-8610) | Member Access | Email
We welcome you and your family to continue to learn and pray with us each day in ways that we
believe will elevate your search for meaning and deepen your faith.
We also invite you to keep in touch, reach out to us in times of need, and stay informed as
we explore together the challenges and responses to COVID-19 through a Jewish lens.
Although our campus is temporarily closed, our community and all that we are able to
offer at this time remain available and open to you in new and exciting ways. Some of our current offerings are listed below.
May we all enjoy in peace, community, and good health!
Let the questioning begin! Here are some of the greatest hits from past years:
Can a hot plate be kashered?
What’s the story with snow peas?
What kind of pot should I use for kashering?
Can a crock pot be kashered?
How might a borderline diabetic manage to eat on Pesah with all the matza?
Does loose tea need a KFP label?
Are there any Pesah issues concerning toothpaste?
Is decaf coffee acceptable for Pesah?
If I eat kitniyot can I have soy nuts on Pesah?
10. I know that mustard is not KFP so how come I have Passover recipes that call for it?