Passover is a Jewish festival of freedom, celebrating the deliverance of God's people from the oppression of the Egyptian Pharaoh. God gave his people a symbolic meal to mark the start of the Passover festival, the Seder dinner, to tell the story of his rescue of Israel.

Jesus used the Passover Seder dinner with his disciples to continue and expand the story to tell of his rescue of all people. The richness and depth of this symbolic meal for Christian believers cannot be overstated.

At Vancouver Vineyard, each year many of our members and leaders participate in Passover Seder dinners using a Haggadah guide that incorporates Jesus as the Messianic fulfillment of the prophecies and promises to the family of God that now includes Gentiles in addition to Jews.

Several VVC members are hosting Seder dinners in their homes during the week of Passover, April 22-30. You can sign up to join a Seder at the Welcome Center at church, or you can email us here to get connected with a dinner. These are collaborative, potluck-style dinners open to anyone.