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Tu Bishvat Seder | A Celebration of Time & Place

 

BINA is pleased to offer our special Tu Bishvat Seder: A Celebration of Time & Place! 

 

Celebrate the beautiful holiday of Tu Bishvat with BINA's guided seder! Explore the holiday by singing and reading select passages related to nature, and connect deeper with the earth and the world around us with your loved ones. Let's celebrate the trees together – download our special Tu Bishvat seder by filling out the form below!

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The seder resource includes select passages from songs and Jewish texts related to the holiday and nature!

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