We made “resurrection rolls” for the first time this year. Our recipe came from the book “A Christ-Centered Easter”, but you can find variations all over the web.
With the book’s help, I was also able to plan a Passover celebration meal for the “Activity Day Girls” complete with many foods Christ might have eaten as well as foods that have rich symbolism in Jewish culture. Passover is such a sacred celebration for so many Jewish families, I hope that I treated the topic with the reverence & respect to make my Jewish friends proud (but maybe combining this Passover post with the Resurrection Rolls post isn’t the best idea?).
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Those are Hot! I don’t think I’ve seen them before.
I love that book! We use it every year and the Jerusalem dinner is always a hit.
Yummy! I picked out a couple of Passover books for Asher to learn about the holiday last week and he keeps calling them the “Jesus books.” Oops. A Passover meal is a great idea!
Yeah, it would be offensive to Jewish people to see a post about Passover with one on Resurrection Rolls. Just as offensive as implying that Jesus would be at a Passover seder. Ick.
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