CELEBRATING AN AUTHENTIC PASSOVER SEDER PARTICIPANT'S EDITION *E-BOOK* A Haggadah for Home and Church Joseph M. Stallings PDF, $9.95 64 pages, 5˝" × 8˝" ISBN 0-89390-665-4 Quantity:  (see download instructions below)

By popular demand, a participant's edition has been excerpted from Stallings' original leader's guide for celebrating an authentic Passover seder. With the participant's edition, guests can easily follow and participate in the seder. The author presents an authentic Jewish celebration for use in a Christian context. An easy-to-follow script works well for seders at home or at church. Follow-up with a separate agape that includes readings from the New Testament. The larger host's edition provides the leader with authentic recipes, diagrams and directions for setting the Passover table and many other preparation tips, while the participant's edition is formatted to print two pages per sheet, which makes a great participation aid and a fine keepsake for your guests. See also Celebrating an Authentic Passover Seder: Host's Edition

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About the Author

Some years ago, Joseph M. Stallings went in search of his Christian roots — and found his Jewish ones. A student of Passover customs and traditions ever since, he celebrates Passover every year with his family and has often been involved in preparing seders for local churches. Stallings has an advanced degree in theology from the Graduate Theological Union at the University of California, Berkeley.