Mar 23, 2013
Posted on Mar 23, 2013 in Children, Downloads, Pesach | 1 comment
Passover is on our heels! Therefore Shavuot is in hot pursuit! Here is a free activity download for 2013 to help your family both remember to count the omer between Passover/Pesach and Pentecost/Shavuot, as well as make it fun. I’ve created a calendar sheet and cut-n-paste “stickers” (bring your own glue stick -or- print to some crack-n-peel) to count the omer all the way to Shavuot.
Feel free to download these, print them out and use them for your family. Be sure to “Like” this page or post this link to your Facebook page as well as Tweet it to your friends so they will be able to enjoy it as well. Chag Sameach! Enjoy!
Counting the Omer Calendar 2013 + Stickers
Apr 5, 2012
Posted on Apr 5, 2012 in Downloads, Pesach | 0 comments
Here are a few activity / coloring sheets for your children this Passover. Although I have these activity sheets available to download as an 11×17 placemat size in a previous post, it was recently brought to my attention that many people may just want to be able to print these out onto standard paper size of 8.5×11. So, I’m posting them here as individual 8.5×11 pages in a single PDF (Adobe Reader) file. I hope they come in handy…
Passover Activity Sheets (PDF)
Mar 27, 2012
Posted on Mar 27, 2012 in Miscellaneous, Pesach | 0 comments
Cup of Redemption Haggadah
I really didn’t think I was going to offer a printed version of my Haggadah, The Cup of Redemption, this year. However, over the last few weeks I’ve had several people tell me that they really enjoyed it and wanted to continue using it for their primary haggadah, but needed more copies. So… I thought I would go ahead & make it available, as well remind you of the other resources I have available for Passover.
First, The Cup of Redemption, is my own haggadah that I’ve compiled (and edited, and revised, and fixed, and edited and revised, fixed, etc.) for the last several years. One reason that I didn’t consider making it available this year was that I didn’t feel it had anything original to offer. From my perspective it is simply a condensed version of the traditional haggadah with some Messianic insertions. However, I’m finding that people have enjoyed it because it is pretty spelled out in pretty clear terms, and contains all of the basic elements of a traditional seder, along with the added allusions to the Passion of Yeshua. I hope you enjoy it as well as our family and others have. One day I hope to have it fully illustrated, but until then…
Here are some of its features:
- Full color cover and back
- Spiral coil (not comb) binding, so that it lays flat on the table when open
- 52 Pages of text on 70# paper
- English, Hebrew & Transliteration for key blessings
- Easy-to-read typesetting & layout
- Messianic Introduction / Invitation
- Bedikat Chametz ceremony (burning of the leaven)
- Messianic insights & commentary to the Passover
- Step-by-step instructions for the Passover Seder
- Song suggestions
- Visual Seder Plate explanation
- Notes section in the back
Praise for the Cup of Redemption Haggadah
…such an excellent Haggadah. It’s accessible to the first-timer, while including all the elements that people who have come to know and love the Seder expect. Easily digestible, and at the same time quite filling! Thank you for producing a resource that’s proving to be my go-to guide year after year. -RB
I’ve tried many Haggadot over the years, but I find myself coming back to Darren’s Cup of Redemption time and again. Anyone who’s felt the frustration of holding a booklet open with one hand while scooping maror onto matzah with the other, will agree that the spiral binding alone sets this Haggadah apart from most. Not only is the Cup of Redemption helpful to those well-versed in traditional texts, it is equally accessible to those who have never taken part in such a celebration. A perfect Haggadah for anyone, regardless of how experienced (or inexperienced) they are with Passover festivities. -DS
How To Get It
Did I mention that you can download it for FREE? Just click on the link below for an electronic version, or order your copies with the Buy Now button below. (Note: If you have never enjoyed a Passover seder, you will need one haggadah per person attending.)
Cup of Redemption Haggadah
$12.00 ea.
FREE shipping in U.S.
Digging with Darren Passover Resources
Mar 25, 2012
Posted on Mar 25, 2012 in Children, Downloads, Pesach | 8 comments
Passover is on our heels! Therefore Shavuot is in hot pursuit! Here is a free activity download for 2012 to help your family both remember to count the omer between Passover/Pesach and Pentecost/Shavuot, as well as make it fun. I’ve created a calendar sheet and cut-n-paste “stickers” (bring your own glue stick -or- print to some crack-n-peel) to count the omer all the way to Shavuot.
Feel free to download these, print them out and use them for your family. Be sure to “Like” this post so it will link to your Facebook page and Tweet it to your friends so they will be able to enjoy it as well. Chag Sameach! Enjoy!
NOTE: This calendar has been corrected (the preview does not reflect the corrections). Thanks, Traci, for catching my mistake on the dates!
Counting the Omer Calendar 2012 + Stickers
Apr 21, 2011
Posted on Apr 21, 2011 in Downloads, Pesach | 0 comments
Here is a free download to help your family both remember to count the omer between Passover/Pesach and Pentecost/Shavuot, as well as make it fun. I’ve created a calendar sheet and cut-n-paste “stickers” (bring your own glue stick) to count the omer all the way to Shavuot.
Please download these, print them out and use them for your family. Be sure to post this link to your Facebook page and Tweet it to your friends so they will be able to enjoy it as well. Chag Sameach! Enjoy!
Download
Counting the Omer 2011 Calendar (PDF)
Omer stickers (PDF)
